Cuban Revolution Winds Down After Machado Ouster
Cuba moves to stabilize under provisional President Carlos Manuel de Cespedes as mobs quiet and fears of resistance fade. U S officials led by Roosevelt and Welles monitor events, with Ambassadors and warships guarding Americans as Cuba pursues recovery, debt issues, and sugar-price strategies amid NRA codes and industrial tensions.
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Johnson
Cun
Carlos Manuel de Cespedes
Machado
Porristas
ABC
Nationalist Party
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Col
Erasmo Delgado
Havana
Nassau
Bahamas
New West
Fla
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Inter
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Electric Bond
Virginia Mountains
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Iron and Steel
William Green
American Federation of Labor
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Perkins
Green
Labors Advisory Board
Labor
Texas
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Joseph Cox
Msst
Recovery Administration
W. F. Ogburn
Consumers' Advisory Board
Ogburg
University of Chicago
Mary Harriman Romsey
Hugh R. Johnson
Ogburn
Bulgaria A Land of Farms Seasides and Rose Industry
Prepared by National Geographic Society, the feature surveys Bulgaria from Sofia to Varna, noting a mostly agrarian society with a rising urban culture. It highlights Sofia’s growth, education efforts, and new American schools, Varna’s pivot to a seaside resort, and the rose oil industry that dominates exports and finance through cooperative distilleries and bank collateral.
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Macedonian Mountains
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Trajan
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Prague
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Belgrade
Bulgaria
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Schum
Tienovo
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Varna
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Dobruja
Ruwaula
Europe
Sol
Dohruja
Varnats
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Jahangir
Nur Jahan
Delhi
Attar
Balkans
Middle Mountain
Aphrodite
Rosalle
Diana
Detayeca
Bank
Tas Vrough Ateady
Mirage on Antarctic Mirage of Ship Stuns Photographers
Calvin Frazer reports a strange Antarctic mirage seen near the Terra Nova while Scott’s expedition members awaited rescue by the Perra Noy. A barque appeared hull down, its image mirrored upright above, an optical illusion described as remarkable by H. G. Ponting and other observers.
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