East St. Louis daily journal

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i want?” demanded Senator Pomerene

in opening today’s hearing, of form

American Minister Francisco

er

Peynado.

“Our independence with the as

surance of American friendship,” he

replied. “That’s all we want.”

i Peynado testified that under the

present election laws, which do not

require registration, corrupt eec

tions were certain but that the fre

i quent revolutions

i harmless involving but a few hun

were largely

dred people at the most. One Amer

ican was killed in a revolution in

i 1885 by a stray shot, he declared.

The Dominican government paid his

heirs $33,000.

Demand that the American gov

ernment cease treating Dominicans

“like negroes of the Congo,” was

made by Pedro Perez, former gov

ernor of Siebo Province when he

was called before the commission.

rf

Archbishop Novel, as chairman

in ab mittee from the Junta

Consulate demanded the restoration

of sovereignty.

Pharmacists Name

Used in Error

In connection with the story of

the bankruptcy petition filed against

the Illmo Drug Co., by the St. Louis

Fixture Co., Sexton Co. of East St.

Louis and the Stickney-Hoelacher

Cigar Co., appearing in the Sunday

Journal, the name of Simpson Stern

was used as president of the cor

poration.

S. S. Stern, of the Illmo Drug Co.,

declared Monday that the name of

Simpson Stern was used in error.!

and that the latter, who is a phar

macist of St. Louis, had no connec

tion with the enterprise, either as a

stockholder or employe.

A friend here who has heard from

Bill Haywood in Russia says he is

eating well.

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

East St. Louis daily journal. (1921). East St. Louis, Ill., 1921-12-12. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn92053739/1921-12-12/ed-1/?sp=2

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: East St. Louis daily journal, 1921-12-12.