Cuban Revolt Seen Winding Down Amid Battles and Talks
Cuban forces capture Gen. Mario Menocal and Col. Caries Mendicta and move on Ca bimas fortress as government promises amnesty for surrenders. Despite heavy losses in Gibara and Santa Clara, rebels claim the fight continues. US officials urge democratic reforms to avert intervention while oil curtailment and unemployment concerns loom in Texas, Oklahoma, and Illinois politics.
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