Roosevelt Meets Monetary Experts On Inflation Rule
President Roosevelt held a late day conference with a special staff of monetary experts to review inflation and currency management. James Warburg and professors George Warren and James H. Rogers joined, signaling intent rather than a final report. No Cuban mediation updates were received. Ambassador Welles handles the crisis.
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Cuba Rioting Fatal To 20 In Havana Struggle
Tragic scenes in Havana as hundreds mourned at the emergency hospital while demonstrations spread to nearby towns. Labor strikes surged through public schools and treasury departments as calls for wage concessions grew amid political turmoil and resignations rumors.
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Betrayed presidency cracks down as Havana seized
The president suspends constitutional guarantees to curb a spreading strike. Military forces immediately take over Havana as heavy gunfire erupts through the streets, signaling a severe national crisis with the authorities asserting control.
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Machado Career Began in 1895 as Cuban Leader
New York reports President Gerardo Machado of Cuba began his public life before independence. At 22 he served in the Revolution of 1895 and later held roles as soldier, politician, cattle breeder and sugar grower. He became president in 1925 at age 61.
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End of Cuban row expected today in Washington
Washington reports that Machado defies Roosevelt emissary amid Havana crisis as U S intervention shadows loom. Roosevelt sends Sumner Welles to seek a peaceful solution while circle chatter predicts Machado may leave office. In Athens four men confess taking part in a gun theft scheme to Florida Cuban rebels.
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Build Up that Skinny Child with Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic
The ad urges parents to boost weak children by giving Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic containing iron and quinine to improve appetite energy and blood quality. It claims the tonic is harmless, reinforces health in a few days, and has been a trusted family medicine for decades.
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Filling Station Looted at Magnolia on West Commerce
Thieves forced a side window at Magnolia filling station 3325 West Commerce Street took four auto tires and supplies. Police were reported Tuesday. In Hunt County the season’s first bale of cotton sold yesterday at 12 cents per pound, grown by T. D. Powell of Lone Oak.
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Bearse Stolen Heard of in Sacramento California
Peace officers urged to watch for a stolen hearse reported in Sacramento. Sheriff C. A. Rayburn of Riverside county identified the owner as E. Keith Parray of Coachella.
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Beehive Found in Attic by County Inspector
In Oakland California August, Mrs. Paul Otey and a bank official’s wife noting a leaking ceiling led County Aplaty Inspector C. W. Hartman to discover a single swarm of bees residing in the attic.
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