Troops and Rebels Fight in Cuba Across Six Provinces
Government troops pressed a vigorous drive against rebel bands in at least six Cuban provinces. Five loyal soldiers died near Bayamo in a sharp clash with rebels led by local forces. Santa Clara reported clashes near Lara with rebels and a farmer wounded. New rebel bands were noted around Placetas Manajanako and Camajuani as Havana deployed reinforcements and martial law. Batista announced gradual release of positional prisoners except those from the Azores fortress. A Havana student paper claimed to publish a cable from Alma Mater calling for U.S. Ambassador Welles recall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Fulgencio Batista
Bayamo
Nu Orlante
Santa Clara
Lara
Antonio Greg
Placetas
Manajianako
Camiajuani
Batista
Azores
Army
Hin
University of Havana
Fossevelt
Julio Cesar Fernunicer
Cuba
Alma Mater
United States
Welles
Relief Board to Give Fresh Milk to Needy of 8
The Bexar County Board of Welfare and Employment announced plans to distribute fresh milk to relief recipients not covered by the new public works program. Milk will be provided via coupon hooks issued on family count, redeemable for one quart at retailers, with coupons redeemed by the board at the distributor rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bexar County Board of Welfare and Employment
Re-Bel
Aa. GC
Toudouze
Srom
Arms Meet Chief to Query Nations on Future Plans
In Geneva on November 18 Arthur Henderson of Great Britain, president of the disarmament conference, prepared to address leaders of governments on how they intend to raise disarmament negotiations. He urged immediate impetus, while other leaders doubted the conference’s usefulness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Arthur Henderson
Great Britain
Sterling Committee
Private Funeral for Dr J F Hines
Private funeral services for Dr John F Hines of San Antonio Texas will be held Wednesday afternoon at Wake Chapel in San Antonio. The late Dr Hines recently retired from active practice after more than fifty years in Texas. Survivors include his widow Mrs Whee and several children and grandchildren. The Rev C Roy Angell of Piet Baptist Church will conduct the service and interment will be at Dignowlly cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wake Chapel
John F. Hines
St. Mary's Street
Anes
Sii Anka
Si Pot
Sen Whee
John, Scudder
Drv Hines
Wa Dinurghtera
Albert Tolle
Albert Krappenbach
Pay Wines
Jonny Pranca Tolle
San Antonio
C. Roy Angell
Piet Baptist Church
10,000-Ton Cruiser Ready to Launch
10000 ton cruiser rall launch foretold in city press. Vessel named Vipal of Unelt Gnty’e 10000 ton ship moves toward title winner under treaty terms. Delaware River passage expected at high tide today with New York shipping company guiding the craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camaon
New York Shiptiding Company
Delawara
Chinese envoy on way to Mexico visits San Francisco
D B a newly appointed Chinese minister to Mexico en route to Mexico visited friends and relatives in San Francisco today. He was formerly vice consul and is traveling to begin his post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Mexico
D. B
S. Wong
Teachers boost Loftin at San Antonio rally
More than six hundred San Antonio teachers and administrators attended a pre election rally for J O Loftin as president of the Texas State Teachers Association. Local leaders Brewe r and Miller highlighted Loftin s long shot at the state group s helm and noted San Antonio has yet to elect a president in 53 years. The event featured school orchestras, a geography skit by Edison juniors and short remarks by Loftin and Beatrice Syer. Broadway at Fifth Street was listed as a contact spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Q. Loftin
San Antonio Teachers’ Council
Texas State Teachers' Asocinsion
Vocational and Technical
San Antonio
Dick Brewer
Loftin Hoosier Club
Ostar EB. Miller
San Antoninn
Tyler
Roy ©. Owens
Brewer
Otto Zoeller
Hope Foster
Edison Junior School
Jane Noble
Lulu
Griesenheck
Jurist Guilty in Bank Gage
Isadore J. Kiesel a famed New York lawyer was found guilty of aiding and abetting in the misapplication of 2 million dollars from the defunct Bank of United States. The jury delivered the verdict after a nine hour charge by Judge George R. Taylor, with notable witnesses including Alfred E. Smith and John W. Davis present during the trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Isadore J. Kresel
Lemuel Ben~ Bury
Bank of United States
Triotianness
Supreme Court
George R. Taylor
Taylor
Kiesel
John W. Davis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dr. J. F Hines
Loftin
Alt
Gem
Gera
Gera Safely Razor Corp
Brooklyn, N. C
Constantinople
Samsoun
Smyrna
Turkey
Caryalla
Serres
Xanthi
Patras
Greece
Chesterfield
Hester