Leonard Wood Administrator reshapes postwar Cuba
After the Spanish war Leonard Wood governed Santiago and then eastern Cuba, establishing order, feeding and clothing thousands, reorganizing customs, pricing, and life protection. He built up industry and agriculture, organized hospitals and schools, and left Cuba with a sound banking system, strong roads, and debt-free treasury.
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Santiago
Cuba
Leonard’ Wood
Wood
Massachusetts
Ohio
Pinchot Critique Spurs Clash Over Military Fealty
The text portrays Pinchot denouncing military influence in the White House and clashing with a military elite. It states Pinchot was admired by soldiers he trained for humanity, while opposed by militarists who disliked him for opposing their control. Leonard Weed is mentioned as a target of the conflict.
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White House
America
Jenioncy
Ressen
Leonard
Weed
Gifferd Pinchet
Forestry Service
Congress Plans June Recess Amid Wariness Over Adjournment
Washington April 5. A tentative agreement for Congress to recess about three months starting in June was reached by Senate and House leaders. Majority Leader Mondell expects June 1, while Lodge favors a later start. The plan aims to avoid a long adjournment while domestic issues stay unsettled.
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Senate
House
Congress
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Lodge
Wison
White House
America unit Arms drives Anglo American tension
London notes the Daily News commentary on the U S presidential situation and its impact on Britain United States relations It says America revolted against a treaty and may arm against Europe Yet a genuine Anglo American rapprochement would come from disarmament and avoiding an arms race The piece cites Walter Hume Long urging competition with America not to increase arms but to decrease them
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London
Great Britain
United States
The
Daily News
America
Europe
Atlantic
Walter Hume Long
the Admiralty
Grayson to bury wife’s killer as murder body goes to New York
Harold J. Grayson, wealthy auto maker of New York, claims the body of his wife Shirley Grayson shot on a rural road near Middletown. He meets nine year old daughter Helen at Tuxedo Park Police Chief Bush's home where she stays. Grayson seeks removal of killer J Edward Larey to New York as he masks bitterness behind silence.
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N. Y
Harold J. Grayson
New York
Shirley Grayson
J. Edward Larey
New York Telephone Company
Helen
G. O. Bush
Tuxedo Park
Grayson
Larey
Snow and Cold Sweep Nebraska and Beyond
The weather bureau reports a general storm with low temperatures across Nebraska on April 5. Snow extends west to Salt Lake City with continued accumulation all day, raising worries in railroad circles about possible traffic disruption.
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Nebd
Nebraska
Weather ‘Bureau
Salt ‘Lake City
Four on Montana Ballot Nominating Petitions Filed
Helena April 5 Nominating petitions to place Hiram W. Johnson Herbert Hoover Frank O Lowden and Leonard Wood on the Montana Republican presidential primary ballot were filed yesterday with the secretary of state.
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Weed
Hoover
Lowden
Helena
Mont
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Herbertd Hoover
Frank O. Lowden
Leonard
Wood
Montana
Secs
Horse and Horse Dice Phrase Explains Equal Chance
A historical note defines Horse and Horse as equal odds in dice throwing where each contestant has one winning cast credited, illustrating equal opportunity in the game.
Turkish Antiquities Export Law Restricts Antiquities
A law in the Turkish empire bans exporting relics and antiques over a century old. Genuine artworks of varying ages are seldom available for purchase.
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Turkish Empire
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