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and property destroyed.

Never once have they failed

to restore conditions of quiet

and security under which proper

negotiations could take place

and a legal, political settlement

be made.

have done much more

than this. They have guarded

whole countries and temporarily

conducted public services. They

did this in the Dominican Re

public. in the Haitian Republic

—in both cases carrying out

Intervention* directed by Presi

dent Woodrow Wilson.

I saw them doing this in Nica

ragua, where the United States

intervened under a “reluctant

imperialist,’* indeed. President

Calvin Uqolidge. They wore

there, finally, under a conven

ti(jn, at a time of the Nicaraguan

Revolution, that was negotiated

by Mr. Henry Stimson. our

present secretary’ of war. the so

called convention of Tipi Taj>a.

1 have been to Tipi Tapa. It

is a little marshy s|>ot between

the two great lakes of Nica

ragua. It consists of only a few

huts and some noble trees,

ceiba.s. I think.

The place is as trivial as its

name, hut here Mr. Stimson in

1927 met the leader of the rev

olutionary forces, (ien. Moncada,

and the president of the Nica

raguan Republic, Mr. Diaz, and

gave them the U. S. terms, that

the futile fighting in Nicaragua

must cease; that the violent

si rife between the parties, lih

rial and conservative, which had

been going on since Nicaragua

became a separate nation, must

erase and be decided by an elec

tion. in what we call the dem

ocratic manner.

Roth sides were told to turn

over their arms lo the United

States.

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Detroit evening times. (1943). Detroit, Mich, 1943-03-31. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn88063294/1943-03-31/ed-1/?sp=22

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Detroit evening times, 1943-03-31.