Crowder Mission in Cuba Reoriented Cuban Policy
Havana reports that General Enoch H. Crowder led a sweeping reform program in Cuba over twenty two months, decongesting Havana docks cutting the budget, reforming government services and the Zayas cabinet, ending illegal lottery gains, and proposing further banking and electoral reforms. His approach sought to foster Cuban institutional government while avoiding direct foreign intervention and stabilizing the Zayas Gomez election crisis through a Supreme Court solution.
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Coe College Becomes Largest Liberal Arts College in Iowa
Cedar Rapids Oct 23 Coe College claims the largest liberal arts college status in Iowa based on current enrollment figures. Four college classes total 753 with all departments near 1500. freshman class sets a new record at 249. sophomore 235. juniors 109. seniors 0.
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Dows Church War Breaks Out Over Pastor Resignation
A church dispute in Dows Iowa over Rev. G G Belsheim’s refusal to participate in a veteran’s funeral has escalated into a wider clash. Oscar Sime cites loss of unity and accuses Belsheim of hostility to the American Legion, demanding the pastor resign. A legion day dining hall controversy and church meeting tensions signal possible action soon.
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Untitled Proverb Reflects Civic Strife and Righteous Judgment
A terse biblical note contrasts the city’s exaltation by the upright with its downfall caused by the wicked men, attributed to Selimon. The sentence frames moral evaluation of leadership and public fortune through moral lens.
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Immortal Phrase by Curran on Eternal Vigilance
The quote credits John Philpott Curran as the Irish orator who proclaimed Eternal vigilance is the price of liberty. This attribution highlights Curran's famed defense of liberty through speech and rhetoric in 18th century Britain and Ireland.
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