Jackson County journal

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tion, controling Congress, refuses,

hold a session. This information

reaching the State Department to

day caused officials to feel some

what doubtful over the situation

in the island republic. A regiment

of American marines aboard the

transport Hancock, was held at

Port Au Prince during the Haitien

revolution anri until tUa.

was heM. -n, hh. z T

Dominican waters.

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THE ATLANTIC

At least twelve Brittish warships

are now patrolling the Atlantic be

tween New York and the Panama

Canal, sweeping the seas with their

wireless, crowding ordinary com

mercial radios from the ai, and

keeping close check on ali forms of

shipping, according io wireless op r

ators on the steamship, Ancon, that

arrived here toda from Cristobal.

The wireless activity ot these

war vessels, the operators said, is

causing great inconvenience to the

commercial work of American ves

sels as the high powered waves of

the men-of-war, are heard contin

ually in utter disregard of commer

cial business.

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A man named Washburn, belong-

Savannnh fin anH riioA

1 iinu uiwu in cl icVV

minutes.

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A majority of the

Supreme

i court joined m an opinion th

Oklahoma "Jim Crow" law proviso

permitting railroads to furnish sleep

ing, dining and chair car accommo

dations only to the white race was

unconstitutional, but because of

imperfections in the petition on

which the case reached the courts

they did not so decree.

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Jackson County journal. (1914). Sylva, N.C., 1914-12-04. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn91068765/1914-12-04/ed-1/?sp=1

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Jackson County journal, 1914-12-04.