The Tulsa star

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speaks Tor itself: i;0t as far as the chief of a bureau

The status or civil rights in Haiti in the Department or State, who sug

under American military domination gestcd that he ought to present a

is indicated in the document print- brief, setting forth the arguments of

cdlbelow, the text of which is taken the Dominican people against the

without change from L'Essor (Port- permanent occupation of their count-au-Prince),

for January 17, where ry b the United States. The brief

it wus printed in French and in Ens- was prepared arid submitted, bul

lish. brought no response. Dr. llcnriqucz

Headquarters; First Provisional Hri- lingered in the capital after the Pre

gade U. S. Marine Corps, Port au sident's return until it became np

Prince, Republic of Haiti, January parent that Mr. Wilson would be ui:

lii 1020 able to transact any kind of business

Citizens of Port au Prince: I for many weeks, and finally return

On the morning of the 13th or cd lo his home in Santiago dc Cuba,

January, bandits to the number of where for many years he has been

approximately 300 endeavored to en. a leading physician."

tcr our city under cover of dark-

ncss.

The bandits, were promptly met

by several Gendarmes and Marine

Patrols, driven from the city with a

loss or over o'ne-h:ilr their minilipp

nnd forced to flee in a terrorized

c.i in nnnnn t 1 r...

su"y l"

await further opportunity to escape.

1 hey were closely followed by Pa

li ols, driven lo the hills where they

are still being successfully pursued,

and now the plains of the Cul de Sac

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The Tulsa star. (1920). Tulsa, Okla., 1920-03-13. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn86064118/1920-03-13/ed-1/?sp=2

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Tulsa star, 1920-03-13.