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Senator Borah Advocates Civilian as

High Commissioner.

Washington, D. C. —Chairman Bo

rah of the U. S. Senate foreign rela

tions committee, Wednesday advo

cated immediate action in Haiti by

President Hoover as the committee

began consideration of the presi

dent’s request for a commission of

investigation. Appointment of a

civilian as high commissioner for

Haiti and authority for a “free and

untrammeled election" were pro

posed by Senator Borah, in a state

ment issued after the committee fail

ed to reach a decision on the House

resolution authorizing an investigat

ing commission. Borah severely con

demned military rule of the Haiti

ans. He predicted an early report

by the committee.

ANOTHER BANK FAILURE!

Forgery Ouu*gt*<l to Its Officers—

Same Old Story.

Raleigh, N. C.—Two officials, J.

D. Reid, vice-president, and H. S.

Stanback, cashier, of our defunct

Commercial Bank of Wilson, N. C.,

have been indicted by the grand jury

in the superior sourt. Six charges,

two alleging forgery, two for mak

ing false entries and two for receiv

ing deposits, knowing the bank was

insolvent, are charged in the bill of

indictment. When the grand jury

made its report, neither of the de

fendants who were out on bonds of

$5,000 each, were in court. Instanter

capiases were issued and Stanback

was rearrested and in default of

SIO,OOO bond he was committed to

jail. Reid surrendered and later,

on motion of the counsel, the bonds

for both defendants were reduced to

$7,500 each, which they gave for

their appearance at the February

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The gazette. (1930). Cleveland, Ohio, 1930-01-11. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83035387/1930-01-11/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The gazette, 1930-01-11.