Warships Ordered to Cuba by United States
The United States under President Roosevelt dispatched three naval vessels to Cuba to safeguard American lives and property amid political upheaval. Havana reports indicate the new provisional head Dr. Carlos Manuel de Cespedes was sworn in as Machado's successor, with unrest continuing and gunfire reported near government residences.
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Roosevelt
Rand Clayton
Key West
Wwe Sats
Geo. T. Yost
Welles
Havana
Natal
Omelord
Sauaig
Himuron
Caribbean
Manzanula
Hoasmvel
Ant
Saenen
Republic
Priasent Sf
Chada
Bittes
Havans
Sumner Welles
U. S
Washington
Carlos Manuel de Gespedes
Repubiic
Gerardo Machado
Cec
Machado
Ponents
Antonio Jimenez
Aboc Society
Isto Westeraay
Local Officers Honor Dance for Aviation Corps
Catoe Grub S3tu hosted a ceremony honoring aviation officers and their ladies. A Moon orchestra from York Port provided music while the event celebrated service members and guests amid a formal gathering.
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Yaaules Asienes
Cams
Lalpergong
Catoe Grub
Bae
Moon
York Pe
Tce
Wheat Production Control Meet Held
A county wide meeting of the temporary committee on wheat production control convened at the office of Hentsy Ro Shoemaker. The session discussed scheduling meetings across 12 districts to cover all 20 election districts and to sign up farmers for agreements with the government. About 2500 farmers in Frederick County are involved with plans for coordination through county agents and Farm Bureau members.
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Shormeker
Frederics
Posen
Shoemaker
Wilbert KL. Smith
Plensi
Farm Bureau
Thomass. Anderson
Yellow Springs
David Fry
Jefferson
Pomona Grangt
M. Frank Holter
Une Farm Buren
Daniel Roddy
Emnissure
Edgar & Thoais Adamstown
Walter FE Birra
New Market
Unclear historical incident at Teruel bridge crash reported
A fragmented item mentions a railway worker or inspector crushed under wheels after a platform fall at a station near Teruel. The text references the Brotherhood of Raukova Teammen and an event tied to a nine coal era, with vague details about railway circles and a shell of a past role as ssamzey.
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Rerat' i
Pal Mus
Mishaeh
MeTauehin
Intarmatama Prisiuver
Brotherhood of
Raukova
Teruel
Amleeighs
Raiiroad Teboraman
Ssamzey
President Roosevelt Pushes National Recovery Drive Progress
President Roosevelt, in a White House briefing, outlined the $3.3 billion public works program and urged rapid implementation. Secretary Ickes reported progress on codes and route projects while recovery chiefs Hollman and Whalen discussed federal action with the president.
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Wishington
Racepvelt Tank
White Nouve
Wrides
Ickes
Peices
Roosevelt
Sarmins K OM Simpcon
Hugh 8
Jolson
White House
Marion
Cypsan Heema Ot
Wiliam A Hollman
Grover Whalen
Tie New York
Tue
City Recovery
CVT
Mace Rea
Bond Swindle Leads to Guarded Vaults and Arrests
Disjointed report notes discovery of more than $600 in forged bonds stored in vaults. Authorities guard vans and stairhouse at Topeka. A suspect, identified as Ron or PsDey, faces arrest on charges related to the forged bonds.
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Rane
Topeka
Shawn Ade
Ron
Boleaneail
Drunken Driving Charge for Meisling Tied to Bus Incident
Mayes G Meisling 10 Fairview, city, held on charges of operating a vehicle while intoxicated after a bus carrying 23 children nearly ran off Thurmont road. Hearings were set in Police Court. Layman and others pursued Meisling as the bus in the vicinity reportedly stopped a van from carrying homebound members of a family. Prosecution notes indicate Meisling attempted to evade officers, while the bus driver notified Tavman. Additional stabbing cases led to several arrests and hearings, including Edward Me Daniel and Joseph Brown involved in a separate incident on East Street. Cran shaw charged with stabbing. all tied to a night of violence in the area.
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Thurmont
Mayes G. Meisling
Fairview
Wee Operdtea Oy Meisling
Vilotteer Leyman
Sas Rin
Ng Fanily
Chores Smith Clus City
Tavman
Meising Aleantime
Audtoon
Fréderick
North Market Street
Layman
Alk J
Pate Vouck
Willy Master
City Heeves
Seven & Sea
Edward Mei Daniel
stanomaziJdoseph Brown
McDanel
Richard Cranshaw
Rory Hurd
Ted Cranshaw
Knife Attack Victim Details Unclear In Weekend Stabbings
Charles Robertson, colored, walked into Police Headquarters late Sunday night as the third stabbing victim of the weekend affrays. He refused to name his assailant and was sent with Officer Charles Bur tas to a physician's office where his wounds were dressed. He sustained severe slashes to both arms.
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Charles Robertson
Robertso
Omcer
Charles Burtas
Sevarely
Maryland Receives Federal Road Funds Allocation
Washington reports the Public Works Administration approved Maryland's share of 400 million in federal road funds. Maryland gets 3,564,027 dollars to fund 50 percent for federal aid highways, 40 percent for extensions into municipalities, and 25 percent for secondary feeder roads.
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Washington
Public Works Administration
Maryland
Two Held in Chicken Theft Near Mt Airy
Norman Runkles about 18 and his brother Francis, 23, were arrested at their Plane No 4 home after a raid on Thomas Myers premises near Mt Airy. Allie Runkles, 26, was shot at Myers and hospitalized. Norman released after investigation.
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Francis Runties
Aoont
Plane No 4
Pee Ff
Charles W. Crum
Thomas Myers
Mt. Airy
Carroll County
Weaetminster
Alle Runkles
Norman
Francis Runkite
Norman Runkles
Norman Bankies
Sherif Crum
Ale
Francis Bankies
Myers
Carrall County
Mt. Atty
Frederick City
Sherit Crum
Francis Runkles
Allie
State muster peace accord ends bloodshed in Rochester
Rochester leaders announce halt to violent push linked to the Empire Dairymen's Cooperative and the Western Sew up movement. Albert Woodhead, a Rochester figure, calls off the muster and a planned march on Albany, signaling a broader pause though only the western state stoppage is confirmed.
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N. Y
Whch
Albert Woodhead
The
Pire Dairymen's Co-operative Associon
Westnse
Miike
Wooghead
Albans
Echedulde
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