The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-01-09
Let Us Learn From the War on Nicaragua That Wall Streets
Spokesman Are MurderOus Liars-Nways


with American mperast ambitions the Far East since the
canal route through Nicaragua while designed part of the
fense of the Panama Canal also intended to and will at least
double the mobility of the navymake transfers of battle fleets
between the Atlantic and Pacific far speedier.
But while the intentions of Wall Street clear
its bloody the Ncaraguan people marked by special
features worth noting Not the least important of these special
features the low intrigue which has marked the by
which the state and departments have brought the
against the liberties of the Ncaraguans and the rest of the Latin
American peoples to the point of open warfare.
Lying chcanery intrigue forgery bribery procuring muir
der of announcement individuals perjury wholesale deception of
the massehese nseparabe adunc of the mperast
gram On the of it, is impossible that Nicaragua with
total population of $4,000 could be to American i'm
peram of sufficient justify the dispatch of powerful
battlefield stable army the occupation the country
The feeble-minde fagwaving babbt will believe
such preposterous statement.
1t necessary therefore for the spokesman of Wall Street
to conjure whole series of bogeymen from Bohe
visit potters" to Japanese invasion
department the lying
less dangers originating in Nicaragua until discovered
that the usually gube American public not swallowing
Then Press banquet year. President
Coolidge spoke openly of the special interests of the United
States Nicaragua These special interests principally the
privilege of building canal Nicaragua establishing
naval bases on the Corn Islands and at Fonseca Bay.
Having acquired these privileges by the simple process
Wall Street financed uprising and the outright purchase of pres
cabinets proceeded
sodae them lin 1908 the Ncaraguan canal already
the Washington Colorado South Dakota Albany
Ncaraguan waters with landing force of 1000
The Capan Moore had instructions tn find an
landing troops This force supported uprising led
Estrada who afterwards the New York Times September
IL 1912 admitted that he had been financed
Under the Taft administration the customs receipts Nicaragua
taken over ana force OF marines established
the captaL)
present President was actually elected aboard the
Denver the harbor October
the watchfu and in front of the bayones of u marines
Nicaragua congress confirmed the battleshp election
Diaz then asked American aid put the revo-
on against him. Forthcoming Immediately generously
Accompanying his request for American aid parallel
quest loan of s2OOoooO the accept Street
financial control
Large forces landed suppress the popular revolution
After bitter fighting officially reported that the rebels
crushed
Colonel Henry L. Stmson was sent to make peace" He
finally reported that agreement had been reached that
had dsarmed with the exception of "a small band Of bandits
under Sandno and that Diaz would remain president
ree elections to be held in August 1929 Sacasa popular
candidate against Daz did these proposals
opposition taken seriously by the department
Shortly after Stmsons report public new reports
of desperate fighting cabed from Nicaragua the state
department stuck to it's bandit story Then the Ocota
with its estimate of 900 bandits killed Since then
there has been continuous fighting between the American forces
and the popular army led by SANDING.
Then the defeat of the and the
state departments bandit myth exploded There
thing in the nature of panic in the state and departments
and naval and military forces Of major proportions
to Nicaragua.
strike the ongshoremen in Cornto and the ability of
Sanno forces eude the equipped and
numerically superior American forces show that the Ncaraquan
revolution bandit uprising but revolution by the
majority of the Ncaraguan people and having the sympathy
wide of the population other countries
Wall Streets state department it's press been caught
in monsrous campaign OF lying which believed by any great
of the American would terrible toll of
workers and farmers lives in the United States and
The toll is already too heavy.
The time has to call halt.
But Wall Street plans continue bloody
spIacy against Nicaragua and the of
coming fan-American Union Conference in Havana
Dispatches from Washington state that the American
will deliver umaum to the the Mica
invasion shall not be discussed Morrow Coolidge Kellogg
Hughes Fletcher and the rest of Wall Streets delegation will
fuse to discuss the murder of Ncaraguans.
From the labor movement of the United States from the
workers raten societies. cooperatve farmers organizations
sections