WHY MADRIZ FLED.; Nicaraguan, Under Oath, Put the Blame on American Bankers.

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Dec. 15, 1913

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WASHINGTON, Dec. 14. -- An inside story of the invasion of Nicaragua by American sailors and marines during and after the Estrada revolution of 1909 was obtained to-night by the correspondent of THE NEW YORK TIMES. It was related by Juan Leetz, a Nicaraguan, in testimony before a sub-committee of the United States Senate, who heard him under oath in secret session at El Paso. View Full Article in Timesmachine »

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