Inside Story of Machado Revolt Revealed by Cuban Officer
An exclusive INS account orbits the 1934 Cuban uprising that ousted Gerardo Machado. Lieutenant Cesar Lor details planning, delays, and defiant resolve by officers backed by U.S. mediation signals from Ambassador Welles. The narrative frames the coup as a decisive act to free Cuba from a tyrant.
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Cesar Lor
Gerardo Machade
Welles Gad Iow
Cuba
Pew
Liedt
Cesar Lorie
Kewa
Havana
Gerard Machado
Cube
United States
Welles
Albanes Wilfredo
Cosme de la Torrente
Machado
Amit
Fio Alonzo
Firs Batttaliva
Castle Moines
Alonzo
Thea Machado
Columbia
Lorres Meniez
Air Corps
Menier
Machedo
Sacheda
Castillo
New Cuban Republic Revolt Drove Machado from Power
In August a scattered uprising by Cuban officers seized the castle, disarmed the first battalion, and challenged Machado. Herrera briefly sought provisional presidency, but rebels demanded civilian leadership with U.S. mediator backing, and the revolt united military officers to expel Machado.
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Maximo Goma
Machado
Iit
Herrera
Castillo
Cabana
United States
Welles
Tim
Lun
Provisional Presidens
Blanket Approval Reported for Cuban Regime by U S and UK
A fragmentary report notes blanket approval of a new Cuban regime by the United States and United Kingdom amid political maneuvering. It suggests shifts in governance powers and mentions named figures in a period marked by international reaction and cautious public discussion.
Machado Family Faces Uncertain Move After Deposition
The family of deposed Cuban president Gerardo Machado traveled by New York train to escape turmoil. They had reached Key West yesterday aboard a Cuba gunboat and, hearing that Machado was safe in Nassau, were quiet and low in spirits, unsure of their destination.
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Fam.ly
Nassau
Exiles Plan Return to Island Amid Political Turmoil
Scores of Cuban exiles announce plans to return home to resume their lives after the Machado administration upheaval. Cuban centers report celebrations since the overthrow, reflecting a shift in the political landscape and the prospects of repatriation.
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Madrid
Gerardo Machado
Machado
Cuban Envoy to Mexico Resigns Amid Cuba Shift
Miguel Angel Campa, Cuba's ambassador to Mexico, arrived six weeks ago and today cabled his resignation to the new Cuban government in Havana. The move follows changes in Havana's diplomatic lineup.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Miguel Angel Campa
Cuba
Machado Gang of Players
Karl Decker reports on Cuban violence tied to Machado's faction and its “La Liga Pulriplica Nacional” killers. He details the secret murder squad, the bugged list of 3009 condemned, and the mass killings of students in Havana as the conflict grows between Machado's supporters and adversaries in Cuba.
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New York
Machado
ABC
Cuba
Havana
Col
Antonio Jiminez
Butcher Ortiz
Jiminez Hau Ren
la Liga Pulriplica Nacional
Rubiero
Jash
Jiminez
el Partido de la Porras
Jimines
Alm
ADGC
Father Regains Cuban Treasury Post After Sons' Slayings
In Havana on January 15, Jose Valdes Leon, once jailed and bereaved after his two sons were killed amid the Machado revolt, returned to the treasury as paymaster. He vented fury at a Machado poster, then, meeting Carlos Saladrigas, regained his old post, ending a long ordeal.
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Havana
Joce Valdes Leon
Girardo Machado
Jose Miguel Gomez
Fred
Jose Valdes Leon
Treasury Department
Gerard Machado
Treasury
Carlos Saladrigas
Machado era of terror drives Cuba killings list
In March reports warn the vicious policy will persist under Machado. ABC violence targets white aristocrats as Jiminez frays under guilt, with Porrista leaders and El Karikato magazine publishing censured lists. Cuban authorities acknowledge danger but feel powerless to halt the bloodshed.
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Guba
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Pouristas
White -Y
ABC
Jimin
Porra
Mulatto
la Porra
el Karixata
AEB
Ist
Cuba
Athorites
Wheat Conference Set for London August 21
Geneva August report says a League of Nations conference on wheat will meet in London on August 21. The four leading wheat exporters United States Canada Argentina and Australia are to be the principal participants.
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Portland Cement Association
Norwood
Austin, Texet Puiand
VAL Foanetind
Avan
Hghwey
Speen Shirwing Tha Trower Vrauem
Geneva
League of Nations
London
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Australia
Oklahoma and Texas oil output rise and fall in week
Oklahoma state production rose to 924 770 barrels per day while overall U S output reached 10 574 barrels daily. Texas dipped to 1 201 808 barrels per day and East Texas fell to 584 660 barrels. California topped 500 000 with a 16 000 barrel gain. Kansas and Rocky Mountain regions showed modest declines.
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Okla
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United States
Oi and Gas Journal
Oklahoma City
Texas
California
Kansas
Rocky Mountain
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