The Parma herald

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vention by the United States in Haiti

was discussed by administration offi

cials upon the receipt of dispatches

from diplomatic agents saying great

losses would he suffered in the island

republic by the ravages of the revolu

tion.

No active steps have been taken but

the situation has advanced to a point

where, under pressure from European

a movement of marines al

ready mobilized at Guantanamo into

Haiti, and perhaps the Dominican

public, was amoqg the possibilités.

Minister Monos, of Haiti, called_

1'resident Wilson, ostensibly to present

his credentials, but bringing official

dispatches from his foreign office dep

recating intervention on the part of

the United States, and representing

that Haiti's credit was good, and that

powers,

on

it had met its international obliga

tions and that no foreigners had been

harmed.

Ynuthf „I a-i. r j

Teheran—The voumr shah T P

»u ersis,

stained the age of 18

JJ™ WHS formally crowned Tuesday,

e shah, seated on a bench throne,

movei1 hi f hea 'i covering and placed

tf >e imperial; crown on his head himself.

le f° un d it so large that he had to

hü, J B in position. Immediately after

warJ tho monarch took off the crown

ml reaaau med his simpler head cover-1

>ng which, however, was embellished

w,t n the famous Daria-I-Noor diamond.

t l hbr wi k "own the Great Mogul.

The diamond weighs over 200 carat».

Petersburg, where 100.00(3 workers

have laid down their tools as s protest

against the drastic measures of the au

tb °ritle. at Baku and etoewher,

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How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The Parma herald. (1914). Parma, Idaho, 1914-07-30. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn89055001/1914-07-30/ed-1/?sp=2

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Parma herald, 1914-07-30.