Douglas daily dispatch

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future of American policy in the

island republic arrived at the cap

ital today and was greeted by an

orderly popular demonstration.

As the members of the commis

sion drove to the American legation,

a crowd of more than 5,000 Haitians

followed them carrying banners

reading “We want legislative elec

tions” and “No more high commis

sioners.”

The Haitian colors were spread

everywhere on houses and automo

biles.

Call on General

The commissioners, after issuing

a statement saying that they would

hold open sessions every day ex

cept Sunday, went to call on Brig

adier General John H. Russell, high

commissioner in Haiti, and then on

President Borno.

All the demonstrations were or

derly, though last night a number

of persons were injured and 13 ar

rests were made after a fight out

si -the council of state building.

Afjig crowd came down to the pier

to see the commissioners come

ashore. Haitian gardes held the

people back.

QUAKE IN PORTUGAL

SANTAREM, Portugal, Feb. 28 (A*

—Violent earth tremors shook this

town today causing panic among

the residents who ran to the street

in fright. Walls were cracked, but

no casualties were reported.

DAI LY

Douglas tJHispatch

TWELVE PAGES TODAY

Miller, of the King avenue M. E.

church, his pastor, and the Rev. K.

E. Wall, prison chaplain. The death

house was crowded.

Two guards took the doctor by

the arms and strapped him in the

death chair. Another adjusted the

mask. And a second before the

current was turned on. Rev. Mr.

Miller intoned in solemn voice “the

L<ord be with you.”

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Douglas daily dispatch. (1930). Douglas, Ariz., 1930-03-01. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84020064/1930-03-01/ed-1/?sp=1

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Douglas daily dispatch, 1930-03-01.