Revolts and political fears across Cuba and Europe in 1931
Reports from Havana describe martial law, arrests, and rebel raids led by Menocal and Mendieta as Cuba faces near civil war. In Germany the failed plebiscite preserves the Reich while Paris bets on Laval in Berlin. International experts align on suspending certain debts and reforming postwar payments under Hoover plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nerardo Machado
Cuba
Machado
Menocal
Mendieta
Pinar del Rio
Balderno Acosta
Mariano
Havana
Julio Sanguily
Army Flying Corps
Chaparra
Oriente
Reich
Berlin
Paris
Laval
London
Treasury Office
Hoover
Germany
Australia
Canada
Czechoslovakia
Greece
India
New Zealand
Portugal
Rumania
South Africa
United Kingdom
France
Italy
Hungary
Bulgaria
Twelfth Night Fete Elevates Robert in New Amsterdam
In New Amsterdam a Twelfth Night feast crowns Robert Heathers as Bean king amid merriment and gossip. He calmly accepts praise, while Amos notes that danger shadows their path as roderick Leighton and Jim Rosewell threaten their escape from Boston. The pair later shelter with a Long Island settler before attempting to depart for Quinnepiac and facing a Boston constable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Fort Orange
Amos
Mr. van Twiller
Dominie
Virginia
New England
New Amsterdam
Roderick Leighton
James Rosewell
Boston
Rosewell
Leighton
Robert Heathers
Capt
John Smith
Hector
Connecticut
Quinnepiac
Long Island
Hellegat
Shallop
East Bay
Callion Rosewell
John Lamp
Amos Todkill
Nincompoop
Peggy Weld Takes Charge in Heathers Case Amid Household Turmoil
Peggy confronts Rosewell over Robert Heathers and a possible pending summons. He hands her a love token from their past as she questions his zeal and Peggy resists a harsh judgment, while William and Margaret Hooper uncover England’s grim past from a fireside tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Weld
Robert
Heathers
Peggy
Rosewell
Winthrop
James Rosewell
Robert Heathers
William
Margaret Hooper
England
John Hooper
Worcester
Mary Tudor
Good Cheer and Its Value in Life
The piece extols cheerfulness as essential to life akin to sunshine air and water. It argues cheer helps the individual and others, spreading through humanity and easing burdens as a gentle force that returns to the giver.
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Revolutionary Movement
German Reich
Edward W. Pickard
Pres. Machado
Lanters
South
Farm Board
Cotton Stabilization Corporation
Dward A. O’neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
State Farm Bureau
Milwaukee
Washington
O’neal
Melvin A.traylor
Chicago
Malone
Hillsboro
Texas
Traylor
M. A. Traylor
Daniel Upthegrove
St. Louis Southwestern Railroad
Democratic Party
First National Bank of Chicago
William 2
Hull
Ilinois
Congress
Enator
Felix Hebert
Rhode Island
Senate Committee On
Rapidan
Hebert
Europe
Hoover Dam
Illinois
Executive Council
American Federation of Labor
SSS
Mary Anderson
Women’s Bureau
Department of Labor
Federal Employment Service
Miss Anderson
Rapidan Camp
Luke Lea
Nashville
Luke Lea, Jr
Liberty Bank and Trust Company
Harply
Wickersham Commission
Press Congress of the World
Mexico City
North
South America
The
Orient
Don Lamberto Hernandez
Federal District
Frank L. Martin
School of Journalism
University of Missouri
Don Jose Manuel Puig Casaurano
Public Education
Men of Mexico
Chapultepec Castle
Ortiz Rubio
San Juan Teotihuacan
Arker Cramer
Lerwick
Shetland Islands
Copenhagen
Lindbergh
Point Barrow
Nome
Seward Peninsula
Safety Bay
Western Newspaper Union
Mai
Vic
Tale
Jy Irving Bacheller
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