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Fresh Hope for Haiti
Weed, Helena Hill | March 19, 1930 issue

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An agreement has been made between Herbert Hoover Commission, the Opposition--represented by Seymour Pradel, head of the League for Constitutional Action; Antoine Régal, president of the Union Patriotique and federated societies; Justin Sam, president of the League of Youth; Pierre Hudicourt, international lawyer; and Georges Léger, Haitian advocate before the commission--and the supporters and followers of Borno that these societies shall send delegates immediately to a convention in the capital to select a neutral candidate for provisional president, this candidate to be agreed upon by the three groups.

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PRESIDENTIAL candidates; LAWYERS; CONGRESSES & conventions; HOOVER, Herbert, 1874-1964; SOCIETIES; HAITI
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