Cuba's De Cespedes moves to presidency after Machado ouster
The Cuban revolution ends with Carlos Manuel de Cespedes installed as president after Machado flees to Nassau. U S recognition is framed as noncoercive while three American warships protect American lives and property. Roosevelt administration involvement is acknowledged, with Welles and Hull in close contact and no formal recognition yet.
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Carlos Manuel de Cespedes
Pres
Enem
Porristas
Machnido’s
de Ces
Pedes
ABCS
Nationalist
Castillo Pokorny
Erasmo Delgado
Machado
Com Me Machado
Nassau
Bahamas
Key West
Fla
New York
Paris
Cuba
Roosevelt
State Department
Washington
O. K
United States
Havana
Manzanillo
Virginia Mountains
de Cespedes
Hull
Cabat
Hex Saldt
Tuba
Fort Mims Massacre Seen Through Weatherford's Bloodline
Elmo Scott Watson recounts the 1813 Fort Mims tragedy as the largest white-on-Indian massacre in the era, detailing Weatherford's mixed heritage, the fort's flawed defense, and the ferocious assault that left most defenders dead or enslaved. The piece contrasts massacre definitions and notes Jackson's pursuit of Creek power, ending with Weatherford's surrender request and Jackson's pledge to aid noncombatant women and children.
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Recovery Administration
W. F. Ogburn
Consumers’ Advisory Board
Osburn
University of Chicago
Mary Marriman Rumsey
Hugh §. Johnson
Ogburn
Johnson
AIRA
St. Louis
Elmo Scott Watson
Red Engle
William Weatherford
Fort Mims
W. J. Fetterman
Fetterman
Fort Phil Kearney
The
Little Big Horn
Custer
Cyrus Townsend Brady
Francis L. Dade
Fourth Infantry
Fort Brook
Florida
Fort
King
Osccola
Withiecoochee River
Cherry Valley
Wyoming Valley
Fort Alden
Ichabod Alden
Wrombre-Wiley
Fort Willim Trenty
Montenim
Fort Dearborn
Pottawatomies
Nathan Heald
Lake Michigan
Mailitia
River Raisin
Frenchtown
Proctor
Gnaddenhutten
Ohio
Sand Creek
Colorado
Wounded Knee Creek
South Dakota
Fort” Mins
Wiliam Weatherford
Charles Weatherford
Alexander McGillivray
Lachlan McGillvray
Sehes Marchand
Marchand
Dave
Thom
Red Eagle
Hilf-White
Hensley
Cape
Beasley
Bailey
Weatherford
Mims
Naffalr Sas
Renans
Andrew Jackson
Lyhopeka
Jackson
Fort Toulouse
Fort Jackson
William ‘Weatherford
Union
Oma
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Edward W. Pickard
Flint
Waras Walving
Ita
Nactional Recovery Administration
NRA
Hugh Johnson
Iron and Steel
William Green
American Federation of Labor
NIA Labor Advisory Board
Perkins
Green
Labor Advisory Board
Per‘king
Labor
Texas
Ing
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Joseph Cox
China
Yellow River
Atupinez Sera
Ecuador
Congress
Quito
Uncle Sams
Poexas
Harvey—Battey
Desperadges
Wfimer Angerlmen
Kansasity Union Station
Battey
Urschet
Federstl Crusnie
Teaverer
Louis
Cook County
Pak
Tider Touhyeen
Wham Ik Am, Jr
St. Paul Brewer
Chicago
Ussians
Germany
der Deutsche
Berlin
Edouard [Errlot
Moscow
Uitler
Switzerland
Stan Johnson
Euinseen
Gall
Stettin
Fapan
Tokyo
Knpperfr
Japan
Pacific
Caroline
Marshall Islands
Philippines
Tiawali
League of Nations
JL. McIlenry Lowe
Division of Investigation
Department of Justice
Howe
Sam
Western Newspaper Union
President de Cespedes
Mrs._H. S. Johnson
Bernard
Baruch
Mrs. Dyer
Captain Mims
Rawdon
Captain Jack
Major Beasley
Captain Middleton