Springfield weekly Republican
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born Haitian for the office. He de
nounced Borno as a mere “puppet”
in the "hands of High Commissioner
Russell” and demanded the recall of
the American high commissioner.
Refuse To Obey “Dictator”
“We retuse to obey this dictator
who is not of our people any longer.
All officials from the president down,
even judges, are nominated and put in
office by the executive power, which
is the high commissioner. President
Borno is only a puppet in the hands
of High Commissioner Russell, and the
council of state serve only as clerks
for Borno. It the council of state
dares to elect a president April 14,
instead of permitting a popular elec
tion, United States machine guns will
sink all Haitians in blood.”
Seymour Pradel, chairman of the
National League for Constitutional
Action, representing 150,000 Haitians,
supported the claims ot his compatri
ot. and also warned the commissioners
that if the Haitians could not elect
their own president, they would not
hesitate to shed their blood in pro
test.
“The people know they cannot re
sist machine guns, but rather than live
under the regime of another council
of state they would not hesitate to
offer their breasts to the guns, with
the responsibility resting on the Unit
ed States.”
PLANE WRECKAGE
REPORTED FOUND
Western Air Express Trans
port Said to Be in Box Can
yon, California Has Been
Missing a Week
Los Angeles, March 3 —(AP) —J. T.
Barber, a rancher living in the San
Bernardino mountains, today reported
to the Western Air express discovery
of the wreckage of an airplane 20
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Springfield weekly Republican. (1930). Springfield, Mass., 1930-03-06. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83020847/1930-03-06/ed-1/?sp=5
ReferencesReferencias
Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Springfield weekly Republican, 1930-03-06.
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