Haiti in the American PressHaití en la prensa estadounidense
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bur’s modesty is overcome by the fact that the play is “full of gutter language” which' he would have us believe, is no longer to be found in the navy. Then, how can one associate the uniform of the U…
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Spain and Cuba had become a pro tectorate, the terms of which were defined by the Platt amendment. Panama was brought into the imper ial system, and the Dominican re public later came under the financ…
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The absorption of Panama proves, no matter what one saya, that Amer ican Imptrlaliam exists. It differs from European efforts at hegemony only by the weakneee of the ob stacles it meets After the conq…
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cratic ticket will not make a particle of difference to the American work ers. On the day after the election Mr. Morgan’s emissary will call the successful candidate on the long dis tance phone and sa…
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1 When his daughter refused to “pray her way through” after he discolored her receiving notes* in church from an admirer who later became her husband, the Rev. E. H. Owens, Pentecostal evat* gclist, o…
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ried through in Europe or America soj long as colored labor is exploited and enslaved and deprived of all political j power,” the congress declared in its i 1 final summation. i Caribbean Policy Criti…
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ression” and as an aid “in breaking down the confidence that the South American and the Central American nations have in the United States.” “By secret treaties and by loans, with their expected futur…
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of Porto Rico, Guam and the Philip pines. A vigorous president “took” Panama from Colombia after, as he put it, making “every effort to per suade Colombia to allow herself to be benefited” by the act.…
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panacea the adoption by the Uniteu States government “of the Doctrine of the Self Determination of Nations” which, the authors believe, “is the na tural complement to the Monroe Doc trine.” The book c…
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from Wall Street no matter what their political forms. Our bankers, with the aid of the State Depart ment, and the State Department, as sisted by the bankers—the relation ship is generally reciprocal—…
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United States Department of State. There is also, to be sure, in more recent days, Brig. Gen. McCoy and his staff conducting their “free and fair elections.” In Haiti the control is still more complet…
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opened the discussion, saying, “The American League has commenced colonial work and sent comrades to Mexico, distributed leaflets among the troops sent to Nicaragua and China, etc. Work in the Philipp…
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After a serious attack of malaria ana a period in the hospital, ■t Dicharson walks to Gonaives, another town in Haiti, where he gets a job in a store owned by a man named Lenoir. By JACQUES DICHARSON.…
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ing sent to Nicaragua, but after they were there not only ceased to “pro test,” but has supported their mas sacres on the Nicaraguan workers and peasants. Os a like type are the hypocritical “oppositi…
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and violence to prevent it. revolt and a group of peasants was marching on the city. A marine patrol of twenty, with an undis closed force of the so-called “nation al guard,” every officer of which ab…
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way question between the Soviet Union and the Manchurian govern ment. They will proclaim their determination to defend the Soviet Union against all attacks. This demonstration demands the participatio…
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(Continued on Page Two) Wall Street Haitian Commission Arrives on Warship Today PORT AU PRINCE, Haiti, Feb. 27.—Hoover’s Haitian Commission, now on board the U.S.S. Rochester, flagship of the imperial…
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through their own daily experiences, know the damnable lie of this despicable imperialist prop aganda. Yankee imperialism is closing its deadly paws into-the flesh of the exploited masses of Latin Ame…