The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-11-29
HEARST PAPERS
IN new ATTACK
AGAINST MEXICO
Print Faxed Nicaragua
an Secret Treaty"

The latest Hearst contribution tx
in1perialist journalism, that began
with the taking of alleged secret
documents from the archives of the
Mexican government, was the publ.
cation yesterday morning in the New
York American and other Hearst pub
hcations throughout the United States
OF what purports to be 'provisiona
secret treaty" between the Gales gov.
eminent Of Mexico and Juan B. SAGA.
sa, the liberal president Of Nicaragua
whose government was overthrow
through Intervention of American
marines.
win the customary trappings OF
the dime-noyel sensationalist, tn,
latest attack reeks with references tx
Machiavellian intrigue, diabolical con.
splracles, all calculated to ALLEVIATE
from the gracious and benevolent
friend of the weak and oppressed peo.
pies of the earth, Uncle Sam, the af.
tections of the Nicaraguans, ane
bring them under the baneful in.
tluence of the sinister Plutarco Ella:
Gales.
Such is the fiction as presented by
hearst and his publications. Benine
these bedtime stories are the grin
realities OF the Imperialist depreda
lions OF the United states government
and other agents Of Wall Street la4d
OIL and banking interests in Latin
America. instead OF viewing the
United States as defender of the
rights OF small nations, every country
IN Latin America on which American
imperialism has le1t its bloody i'm
print, looks with loathing and detesra
tlon upon dollar despousm.
The Hearst attacks are for the two.
fold purpose OF trying to terrorizt
fresldenC Gales ana his associates In.
to abandoning the 1917 constitution
winch places restrictions upon Ameri
can oil, mineral and land thieves VIII,
Tor years have conspired to plllag.
the great natural resources OF ina
rich country and ensIave the Mexican
population and to JUSTIFY the ravaglns
OF Nicaragua by american MARINES
who dispersed The duly constituted
government of Juan b. Sacasa. anc
substituted the Wall Street puppel
Uiaz.
JustIfies Nicaragua Grimes.
The story in the Hearst papers yes.
terday morning declares that the rub.
hcatlon of the fraudulent documen
called a provisional secret treaty.
between Gales and Sacasa proves tn,
present military intervention by tbs
United States in Nicaragua to have
been unavoidable, if the interests Of
the American people were to be nro.
tected."
Ihese interests are the right Il
build second canal from the Atlantic
to the Pacific as part of the gen.
eral lmperialist policy of the Unitee
States and for the specific purpose OF
establishing new and stronger nava
and military bases for further attack,
against the Latin American republics
Hearst tries to create the impression
mat the voracious hawk Of American
imperialism is in reality a dove al
peace.
Should Defend Nicaragua
Ii 1t were not for the crude name,
IN which the alleged secret docu.
ments were forged, the fakery of tn,
hearst papers would not he so evi
dent. Certainly the Mexican govern
ment, as defensive measure to com
pat lmpeIialist conspiracies directe,
against its own sovereignty. ougb,
to take the leading role in endeavor.
ing to rally the Latin American ma.
tons against the lnurderous rapacit1
OF Yankee tyranny and it would have
been fully justified had it placed al
possible resources at the command al
the liberal forces of Sarcasa wbs
were trying to repel the invading for. y
ees OF Wall Street despotism.
SO, even though the Mexicans haf
defended the liberal forces in Nicara.
qua, it would only be fulfilling it's
historical mission as the leading M,
tlon OF the Latin American group.
No amount of cheap publicity ano &
hysterlcal fakery based upon forged
documents can erase from the mind{
OF the masses of Latin America ths
knowledge Of the base motives tba.
impel the United States toward HI.
attempted subjugation of their co,,r-
tries and the destruction of the las,
keStlges OF national independence.
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