Global Political Upheavals Mark Year Onset
A sweeping 1931 round up shows revolutions, coups, and government reshuffles across the Americas and Europe. Panama and Spain see掌 monarchies and republics challenged. Bolivia, Peru, and Chile report leadership changes. Italy and France contend with Fascist and republican shifts. London hosts India talks. tensions rise in Japan and China over Manchuria.
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Panama
Arosemena
Ricardo Alfaro
United States
Daniel Salamanca
Bolivia
India
London
Brees
Pierre Laval
France
Spain
Earl of Bessborough
Canada
Berenguer
Pehr Svinhufyud
Finland
Juan Aznar
Zog
Albania
Vientin
Callao
Arequipa
Peru
Cerro
Ricardo Ellas
Gabriel Terra
Uruguay
Arturo Araujo
Salvador
Llient
David Ocampo
Madeira Island
Portugal
Alfonso
Elecans
Alcala Zamora
Honduras
Progreso
Aristide Briand
Paul Doumer
Spanish Republic
Mussolini
Catholic Action
Italy
Pope Pius
Great Britain
Jerusalem
Juan ZB. Perez
Venezuela
Congress
Austria
Juan Vicente Gomez
Doctor Buresch
Republican
Germany
Reichsbank
Carlos Ibanez
Chile
Ileana
Romania
Archduke Anton
Sinaia
Juan Esteben Montero
Havana
Marta Meneca
Machado
Count Bethlen
Remier
Hungary
Count Karolyi
Ramsay MacDonald
Isidro Ayora
Ecuador
MacDonald
Ittaly
Pone
House of Commons
Snowden
Gandhi
Norway
Sweden
Juan Bsteban Montero
Bruening
Cabenet
Philip Snowden
House of Lords
Spanish National Assembly
Labor
Australia
Eurema
Idec
Bewland
Balvador
See
Uerigan
Costa
Lving
Sanchez @erro
Luec
Zamora
Dee
Maxims for the conduct of life by George Jean Nathan
A dense prologue urges pragmatic self sufficiency and private contemplation. It prescribes hard work balanced by enjoyment within limits, disregard for others' opinions, and a calm temper. It advocates self respect, aristocracy of mind with democracy of heart, forthrightness, modesty, dignity, honesty, and decency as the greatest human qualities.
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George Jean
Nathan
Santryi
Living Characters Used on Ancient Chessboard at Agra Fort
A visitor to Agra Fort can view Anjuri Bagh, a central open lawn divided into marble squares with causeways. Mughal emperors reportedly used it as a chessboard with young slaves as pieces, directing moves from marble pavilions. The game, called pachesl, differed from modern chess, and the area spans about 280 feet square.
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India
Agra
Rembrandt Piece Believed Altered by Second Artist
A Glasgow report claims Rembrandt's The Man In Armour shows embellishment by a second artist, likely added about a century ago. The painting is in Holland undergoing repairs for canvas cracks, with expert notes of traces near the figure. Value cited over $500,000. once owned by Sir Joshua Reynolds.
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Scotland
Rembrandt
Holland
Art Galleries Committee
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Social Bellwethers Newedd and Neighbor Delays
In a witty exchange Mrs Newedd laments saving money while neighbors chatter about costs. The Tid-Bits note suggests if victims stay single there is no basis to object to saving at first sight.
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