Cuba's De Cespedes Forms Government After Machado Fall
Cuba stabilizes after Machado's ouster with Carlos Manuel de Cespedes sworn as president and government ministers from ABC and Nationalists taking posts. Machado flees to Nassau with funds. U.S. ships protect lives and property as Washington acknowledges a constitutional change.
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Carlos Manuel de Cespedes
Machado
Porristas
de Cespedes
ABC
Nationalist Party
Castillo Pokorny
Col
Erasmo Delgado
Havana
Nassau
Bahamas
Key West
Fla
New York
Paris
Cuba
Roosevelt
State Department
Washington
Welles
Caffery
Mr. Welles
United States
Manzanillo
National City Bank of New York
Electric Bond
Virginia Mountains
Hull
de Céspedes
Johnsons blue eagle warning signals New Deal resolve
Amid national recovery efforts General Johnson warned that failing businesses displaying the blue eagle face economic death. The piece links this to a broad drive to spur consumer buying, restore industry, and back NRA codes as the country pushes toward wartime style economic mobilization. It also covers wheat price plans, acreage reduction, and tensions between grain trades and agriculture officials.
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TEEL
National Recovery Administration
NRA
Roosevelt
Hugh Johnson
Washington
Hugh
Johnson
United States
General Johnson
Montana Briefs Highlight State Contracts and Projects
The Butte post office returns to remodeled quarters after a year and a half in a private block. Missoula’s John R. Daily company and Great Falls Meat company win contracts to supply about 289000 pounds of meat to state institutions. About 125000 trout fingerlings were planted in Stillwater and Rosebud waters with Stillwater Red and Gun club members aiding. The Montana Chamber of Mines is formed in Helena to promote mineral and oil resources, maintain a mining library, and publicize Montana resources. A 116 mile forest highway survey is planned by Missoula engineers. eight western seal projects await funding. Livingston reports a Yellowstone River bridge contract may be let soon pending traffic- ordinance changes. Wheat yields include 41 bushels per acre at Danvers and various yields across counties. Senator Wheeler says a Civil Service exam will be held October 21 for a cadetship at West Point, open to Montana residents aged 17 to 22.
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Butte
John R. Daily Company
Missoula
Great Falls Meat Company
Stillwater
Rosebud
Stillwater County
Red and Gun Club
State Department
Montana Chamber of Mines
Helena
Chamber of Mines
Montana
Bureau of Public Roads
Sean
State Highway Commission
L. H. Stoltenberg
Livingston
Yellowstone River
Danvers
Dawson County
Glacier
Hill
Phillips
Richland
Roosevelt
Fergus
Gallatin
Lewis and Clark
Ecuador's M Artinez Mera Faces Uncertain Presidential Future
The newly inaugurated Ecuadorian president M Artinez Mera appears unsure about his hold on power with questions raised over his tenure and authority. Local commentators note confusion over leadership and potential resignation or continuation.
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M’artinez Mera
Ecuador
Wheat outlook drops as drought hits Montana crops
Montana farmers faced lower wheat prospects with August estimates at 29 548 000 bushels down from 35 000 000 on July 1. Sugar beets rose to 800 000 tons, about 60 000 tons above last year. Drought and heat trimmed hay to 2 629 000 tons, while most crops lagged behind the 1921 1930 average. Rainfall averaged 0.59 inch in July versus 1.64 inches normal.
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Helena
Montana
Jay G. Diamond
Federal Agricultural Statistician
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