The Mitchell capital

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cials received no confirmation this

morning of the report from Panama

of a massacre.

TAFT IS TO INTERVENE

IN SANTO lMXMlNGO ALSO

'Washlntgon, L). C.—That the Haiti

"black republic" is the real target, of

the armed demontsration by Ameri

can marines in Sar.to Domingo, or

dered yesterday by the president ofh

cials were admitted today. Interven

tion in Haiti, similar to that In Nic

aragua, is deemed certain. 'Within,'

three weeks marines will be on

Haitian soil, ostensibly to protect the

Dominican custom houses.-

SMITH'S DEFEAT

WAS NO SURPRISE

GOVERNOR WILSON WAS NOT

SURPRISED AT DEFEAT OF

SMITHS. WHO WAS AGAIN

BADLY DEFEATED.

New York City.—Interviewed on

the New Jersey primaries in which

James Smith, Jr., was overwhelm

ingly defeated, Governor Wilson, as'

lie was boarding a train for Hartford

said:

"Was anybody surprised?"

Some one suggested that Smith

might have been. Wilson replied

grimly:

"I cannot speak for him. The

meaning of that primary was that

bosses cannot rule in New Jersey."

When asked about President Tafl's

statement issued today, Wilson de-,

clined to reply.

"I argue in speeches, never in an

interview."

"But the president poured some

hot shot into you on the tariff," was

interposed.

"I dare say he did," was the gov-

ernor's curt rejoinder.

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The Mitchell capital. (1912). Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.], 1912-09-26. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn2001063112/1912-09-26/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Mitchell capital, 1912-09-26.