Cuban cafe attack leaves three dead in Havana
Gunmen fired on a cafe where residents gathered as Cuba faced storms and unrest. Two young men Feliz Viti and Luis Melian died, others wounded, while the capital stayed largely quiet amid police patrols and economic nerves. An Alma Mater article urged public contributions to fund the return of Ambassador Sumner Welles to the United States.
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Mutiny Crisis Flares as Officers Face Death Toll 60
Reports from the National hotel clash cite sixty dead amid tensions between former army officers and soldiers. Meetings planned by Spanish war veterans and the American Legion aim to press for intervention on behalf of imprisoned officers' wives who deny guilt in the mutiny against De Cespedes' administration. Police watch follows a bank robbery, with three men in overalls fleeing in a Ford coupe toward San Antonio after a Fort Worth holdup.
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Liquor Cases Set for Trial
United States District Attorney W. R. Smith Jr. announced Friday that five liquor cases have been set for trial Wednesday. A new attorney in the prohibition unit will study all liquor cases and recommend dismissal of all except major ones as the eighteenth amendment fades from effect. Smith said he would dismiss many pending cases and already has authority to drop 21 on the docket. The beer cases involve four San Antonio establishments.
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Dismissal Authority Clarified in Beer Violation Cases
Testimony explained the authority to dismiss certain beer related misdemeanors. officials noted dismissal need not be authorized for misdemeanor cases, including beer violations. The discussion highlighted which actions fall under the official guidance and the scope of authority granted months prior.
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Shoe Makers Under Code Roosevelts Merits Clause Removed
Washington October 6 Roosevelt directs the boot and shoe industry to drop the merit clause from its NRA coded rules. Employers may not fire or hire based on union status, and the sector will adjust plants and merchandising under the program. Buick sedan for sale advertised among classifieds.
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