Platt Says Congress Can Not Amend Cuban Constitution
Senator Platt asserts Congress cannot amend Cuba’s constitution after it is completed by Cuba’s chosen body. He notes Cuba is a foreign country, but U S intervention grants protections and possible limits. A Cuban constitutional provision plan tied to naval base, debt control, treaty power, and U S guardianship could shape future relations.
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Many Congressmen Hesitate To Deal With The Cuban Problem
Washington on January 31 reports many members of Congress cautious about addressing the Cuban issue. With no clear precedent, Congress hesitates to call an extra session as Cuba progresses under its current constitutional status. Democrats show little public stance while Republicans defer to the President’s judgment and await more information before acting.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Ad Promises Convenient City Access
An advertisement touts the Triple Ter residences at St. and Cortlandt near West 234th Street, advertising convenient access to all three city areas and urging readers to consider the property in a late 19th or early 20th century urban paper.
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Glimmering naval pageant marks Queen's funeral voyage
A ten mile crescent of ships from British French and German navies lies at anchor from Cowes to Portsmouth ready to salute England's lamented Queen. Alberta with the royal coffin remains at Trinity Pier as preparations conclude for tomorrow's procession and funeral salute. Weather omen hints at rain and poor conditions for a large public viewing.
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Luncheons for Ladies at Hotel Victoria Downtown
Ladies are invited to drop in at the downtown shopping district for a luncheon at the Hotel Victoria on Broadway with music by Prof. Burton's Orchestra. The event offers a midday social gathering and entertainment.
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Cuba Panic Fears Business As Major Ladd Faces Relief
Havana reports unrest due to conflicting Washington news on Cuban policy. Traders fear a rush to turnover of administration to Cuban hands and a looming panic. Major Ladd’s relief is anticipated with orders for 10th Infantry to depart by February 15, while 10th and 2d Cavalry prepare to replace them.
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Bitter clash over Cuban Senate eligibility at convention
At the Cuban Constitutional Convention in Havana the debate over native birth versus naturalized status for the presidency produced a 14 to 14 tie with absent delegates. The anti Gomez faction walked out as bitter exchanges persisted, threatening an indefinite deadlock with a quorum lapse. Gomez ally Gener is expected to align with Gomez’s side, while Rivera asks to abstain due to his Puerto Rican birth.
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Plan to replace Cuban civil affairs by civilians begins soon
War Department says no immediate changes in army officers administering Cuba civil affairs. No orders to relieve General Wood of Cuba treasurer Major Ladd. Gradual shift to civilian administrators planned to avoid disturbances as U S control ends, starting with minor officers. treasurer could be first relieved, possibly this coming early summer.
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North American Trust Chief Thorne not abandoning plans
Ha vana dispatch reported President Oakleigh Thorne left Havana midweek without finishing several contemplated operations. An officer of the North American Trust Company said his departure aligned with his own schedule and denied any halt of business projects due to Cuban political unrest. The report was deemed likely newspaper speculation.
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Restaurador Perils After Caribbean Gales
Venezuelan gunboat Restaurador formerly the Atlanta reached San Juan Puerto Rico after a three day gale off Bermuda. Crew burned fuel and pork to reach port. no serious damage but repairs planned in a week. Dispatches say it was ordered by President Castro to intercept an alleged filibustering expedition in the Caribbean.
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Caracas Overdue Steamer Caracas Delayed From New York
The Red D Line steamer Caracas commanded by Captain Woodrick from New York January 26 is twelve hours overdue at San Juan Puerto Rico and did not arrive as scheduled to depart for La Guayra Venezuela. The Venezuelan gunboat Restaurager from Brooklyn January 4 did not sight her when reaching port.
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Subsidy Bill Prospects Stalled by Senate Confusion
Washington January 31 The Shipping Subsidy bill faces delays as Senate business shifts to the Army Reorganization conference report leaving the Subsidy on hold for several days. Senator Jones Arkansas Democrat notes divisions among Democrats and allied groups make a caucus useless. He cites Republican splits and the risk of extra sessions if the bill advances, with outcome uncertain.
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Two Amendments Adopted in Shipping Bill Debate
Washington Jan. 31 The Senate resumed consideration of the Shipping bill after adopting the conference report on the Army bill. Amendments set limits for compensation and vessel completion. Aldrich proposed changes to rate sections affecting certain knot ships. Rawlins spoke in opposition before adjournment. Chandler eyed a night session. McCumber and Pettus filed further amendments on contracts and expenditures.
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Senators plan extended debate on Ship Subsidy bill
Washington January 31. Democratic Senators opposing the Ship Subsidy bill will not hold a formal caucus but will continue debate for eight to ten days to keep the bill in play until after March 4. Leaders expect speeches from both sides, including Daniel Caffery Berry Kenney Allen Money Lindsay Butler Pettigrew and others. The opposition aims to defeat the measure by legitimate means and supports delaying an extra session if necessary while not filibustering.
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National Maritime Congress backs aid to American shipping
Brunswick Ga Jan 31 The National Maritime Congress adjourned sine die after endorsing government aid to American shipping and creating a permanent organization The group urged Congress to revive shipping by subsidized aid to mail carriers and traders to compete with foreign ships in handling imports and exports.
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