Americans Held in Cuban Siege
In Oriente province 12 Americans trapped inside the Cristo manganese offices faced potential attack as workers surrounded the building. Elsewhere tension rose with reports of unrest impacting Americans and businesses across the island while Carlos Manuel de Cásspedes officers at the National Hotel defied the Grau San Martin government. Washington dispatched Summer Welles to Havana to stabilize the situation as a financial crisis loomed due to disrupted tax collection and pending army payments.
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Weather unsettled with possible showers today
Unsettled weather with overcast skies and possible showers was forecast today. A tropical disturbance mid Atlantic near Bermuda and Puerto Rico may affect the area, origin traced to near the Azores with a prior August storm. Effects remain uncertain.
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Casseroles From Kitchens Of Normandy Park Avenue Ashtrays
Margery Tal reports on French kitchenware migrating to American homes in a 1933 feature. Casseroles, pots, and ashtrays become decor and utility items, from flower vases to cigarette storage, in durable copper, pottery, and tin variants.
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Weather forecast and storm update from Caribbean reports
The report notes a tropical system moving west northwest at about 11 mph with gales and possible winds near the center. A second hurricane moved inland near Belize and will not affect local weather. Wednesday was cold and disagreeable with an overnight low around 62 and a high near 86. Rain adds to September totals, pushing to 1.23 inches, 2.42 inches below normal. East and northeast winds are predicted, with further temperature changes possible.
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Veteran News Man Nevin Dies at 58 in Washington
John Edwin Nevin a veteran newspaper man with wide experience in press associations died in Washington at 58. He had for years represented the Minneapolis Star and Siena City Journal and was survived by his wife and three sons. President Roosevelt moved him to Mount Alto Hospital after a throat ailment. Nevin, known as Jack to presidents, accompanied Wilson on European trips. News advertising pays big dividends.
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This Hand Could Have Been Set but It Was Made on Foes Errors
In a contract bridge article, Mr. G W Parratt of Cleveland navigates a tricky hand. The North South pair, with Parratt as declarer, reach five spades after a strong sequence, East doubles, and Parratt ultimately makes seven tricks by cashing spades and clubs and exploiting East and West misplays.
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Parrot
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Lose unhealthy fat for longer life says doctors
Medical experts warn excess fat strains the heart and accelerates aging. A health plan recommends reducing fat through simple daily changes and a brisk habit of morning activity, promising more energy and better health if pursued consistently.
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