Revolt Flares in Cuba as Machado Declares Martial Law
Reports from Havana describe multiple outbreaks by rebels in Cuba prompting President Machado to mobilize martial law. The government arrested hundreds on treason charges while seeking leaders like Menocal and Mendieta. Skirmishes near Havana and aerial patrols against insurgent fleets followed.
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