Venezuela Crisis Sparks Latin American Stand
President Castro issues a defiant letter as Britain and Germany press Venezuela. Arrests rise among British and German citizens. diplomats and envoys move to La Guaira and aboard ships Retribution and Gruiser Viiete. Washington warns and Venezuela seeks foreign support amid tense crisis and claims over creditors.
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Venezuela Crisis Frays British German Demands
On the Venezuelan coast President Castro defies British and German ultimatums over debt and revolts. British and German ships seized La Guayra and Valencia rail links as mobs attacked the German legation. US efforts to secure a release and protect interests prompt wary Washington action.
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Venezuela Crisis Echoes in Caracas Seizures and Foreign Arrests
Reports describe unrest in Caracas as German and British nationals face arrests while crowd protests target the German consulate and residency. US officials weigh intervention, with Roosevelt signaling readiness for emergencies while avoiding direct warships.
Miser Johns Thanksgiving
John Hall a solitary, workmanlike farmer in Vermillion township learns of a letter from his former lover Margaret and, after a long ache, decides to seek his past. A town trip brings back his youthful pride and a new bride, transforming a lonely Thanksgiving into a community celebration with dancing and joy.
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Bills and events stir Congress as Philppine tariffs cut
The report covers the Indian appropriation bill in the House with a 7 715 97 amount, measures to pay judgments for property destruction, and a Senate bill on coal strike penalties. Gov Wright advocates Philippine tariff reductions to 25 percent of the Dingley schedule, while a Salvador protest over arbitration fees is noted.
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