Cuban Junta Seizes Power After Civil Uprising
Cuba’s Carlos Manuel de Cespedes loses government to a five‑member revolutionary junta led by Carbo Grau Portela Irizarri after a bloodless coup. The revolt, sparked by cabinet discontent and exiled leader Mario Menocal, places Cuba under a new power structure as U.S. officials weigh intervention options. Meanwhile, a tropical hurricane devastates Florida Texas and the Rio Grande valley, prompting rapid relief actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oldiers
ABC Revolutionary
Machado
Cuba
Carlos Manuel de Gespedes
Barana
de Cespedes
Sergio Carbo
Ramon Grau San. Martin
Guillermo Portela
Porfirio
Franco
Jose
Miguel
Irizarri
Chis
Portela
Havana
de Cespeides
Junta
Ambassador Welles
State Wall
Washington
Welles
Chaffery
Roosevelt
Navy Swanson
Pacific
Carbo
Magasine
Youth
Morement
Mario Ménocal
Florida
Texas
Rio Grande Valley
Brownsville
Harlingen
Rio Hondo
Ferguson
Michigan Ev enews Briefs Port Huron and Around
Port Huron licenses a 50 watt radio station on 2414 kilocycles under FRC rules. Martin Warren Johnson, 21, a rural teacher, dies in a motorcycle collision with a neighbor’s wagon. Iron Mountain ore shipments begin from Henry Ford Blueberry Mine to Dearborn plant. Owosso man injured by a horseshoe. Howard Hawes, 8, in serious condition from a skull fracture. Mt Pleasant pig color change from red to Chester White. Burglars loot Duncan Hubbard funeral home in Mt Clemens, $500 jewelry stolen. Lansing child Joan Coles badly burned by a match, neighbor helps. Howell 8-year-old Neil Moore dies from horse kick. Midland Betty Andrews of Jackson dies from auto crash injuries. Oxford H L Brown, 46, dies after 35-foot fall while painting. Jackson fire alarm delays. Durand Mary Melce, 19, poisons herself after scolding. Monroe Victoria Grisham killed crossing road. William Kings farm barn fire. Charlotte bull injures Cecil Polmanteer. another boy injured. Pontiac Dennis Brooks injured when house moves. falls. Clare railroad crossing incident. William Adams minor injury. Bangor Tarzan collie saves man from attacking bull. Ann Arbor mother watches son killed by car. Sturgis Ruby and Clarke Ginther graduate. both pursue further studies in Chicago. Clare Vernon Field oil boom fuels housing shortage. Marshall Harold Brooks honored for Confederate stamps. Vienna exhibit. Hazel Park youths get probation. need church attendance proof. Detroit Arthur Colling 15, found juggling dynamite sticks. Allegan Walter Ridgley freed after 16 months for not revealing brother’s money.
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Midland
Betty Andrews
Jackson
Ernest
Oxford
H. L. Brown
Detroit
Oxford Community Hospital
Brown
Bright's Grove
Lake Huron
Michigan
Ontario
David Bryce
Pindenning
Clemens
Copeland Products, Inc
Winslow-Baker-Meyering Corp
Dallas
C. Winslow
Flint
Corporation
Holland—Holland
Netherlands
Common Council
Nells
Grand Haven
Charles Sumner Morrison
Morrison
Grand Rapids
Battle Creek
Emil de Grau
Chicago
Bale Creek
Camp Custer
Sturgis
Ruby L. Ginther
Clarke E. Ginther
Ginther
Cook County Hospital
University of Chicago
Clare
Vernon Field
Here
Vernon Tract
Isabella Midland
Marshall
Harold ©. Brooks
Vienna
Brooks
America
Hazel Park
Ferndale
Robert Co. Baldwin
Lloyd, Bossence
Walter Rector
Hoover School
George Reese
Arthur Colling
Arthur
Allegan
Walter Ridgley
Cheshire
Allegan County
Ridgely
Miles
Ridgley
Farm Aid Faces Test In Wheat Policy Debate
National Topics Interpreted by William Bruckart analyzes the wheat allotment push led by Secretary Wallace. It contrasts domestic goals with London agreements on world wheat production and trade, weighing potential effects, farmer records, and possible payouts amid political tensions in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bruckart
Washington
Wallace
London
United States
Australia
Canada
Italy
Kansas
Whea
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NRA
Vermont
Edward W. Pickard
Carlos de
Cespedes
UGH
Johnson
Mary E. Hughes
Recovery Administration
Mr. Johnson
Green
American Federation of Labor
Henry Ford
Ford
Henry I. Harriman
United States Chamber of Commerce
Harriman
Termont
Prosi
Arizona
Nevada
Glenview
Roy Liggett
Omaha
Florence Klingensmith
Minneapolis
Jimmy Wedell
Times St
James H. Doolittle
Mak
Max Miller
New York
Century of Progress
Eddie Rickenbacker
Jimmie Mattern
Bennett Griffin
Tite Falcone
Ernest Udet
Jimmie Doolittle
Jimmie Warzlip
Gal
Roscoe Turner
Aviation
National Federation of Post Office Clerks
Chienzo
Congress
James M. Mead
Buffalo
Germany
Palestine
Berlin
Joseph Paul-Boncour
League of Nations
Saar
Paris
League
Aristide Briand
Joseph
Paul-Bonéour
Niederwald
French
France
Francé
Swerre
Austria
Central European Economic Union
Hitler
Nuremberg
Ecadse
Binghamton, N.Y
Erie Road
Susquehanna, Pa
Western
Union
Mise
Port_Huron
Federal Radio Commission
Police Department
Martin—Warren Johnson
Frank” Stearns
Iron Mountain
Blueberry
Ishpeming
Dearborn
Owosso
Howard ‘Hawes
Elsie
Mt. Pleasant
Phil Zink
Mt. Clemens
Duncan Hubbard
Hubbard
Lansing
Joan
Coles
Clifford Kertz
Howell
Neil Moore
Durand
Mary Melce
Durand Hospital
James Finnegan
Monroe
Victoria Grisham
Cleveland
R. E F. Beckley
Birmingham
Pontiac
Dennis Brooks
General Hospital
Ann Arbor
William,Adams
Adams
Secretary of State’s Office
Bangor
Wilson Austin
Tarzan
Austin
Mest
Carl Trinkle
Wilbert Trinkle
Fred W. Bagnall
Trinkle
Bagnall
George Farrell
Department of Agriculture
White House
Norris T.a Follette-Tobnson
Woodin
Treasury
AMr_ Woodin
Department ‘of the Interior
Tekes
Western New
Soeper Union
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