Cuba Faces Old Problems Amid New Cuban Government
The article details U S Navy destroyers Clax ton and Taylor ordered to Hawaii and Guantanamo while the Hamilton heads to Manzanillo. Machado allies flee Havana as ABC and Nationalists gain cabinet roles and a harsh security order is issued.
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Santilago
Machado
de Cespedes
ABC Secret Society
Liberal Party
Havana
Taylor
Claxton
Harbr
Stuartevant
Manzanillo
Pollard weighs divided Virginia General Assembly session
Governor Pollard reviews a two part plan to legalize 3.2 beer and set repeal referendum timing with a middle October second half for liquor control. The assembly faces anticipated repeal, licensing debate, and a study commission between sessions.
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Richmond
Virginia General Assembly
Pollard
Assembly
Legislative
Virginia
Wilbur HgJl
Loudoun
House Finance Committee
Capitol
William R. Shands
Division of Legislative Research
Virginia faces first year deficit of 618,848.93 in 1933-34
Richmond reports a $618,848.93 cash deficit for the 1932-33 year, the first of the biennium. Comptroller BE R Combs provides figures showing revenue shortfalls and $7 million in total curtailments, with Gov Pollard warning of possible further cuts if revenues do not rebound.
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Richmond
Virginia
Pollard
BE. R. Combs
Commonwealth
Comptroller
General Assembly
General Fund
Plan To Reorganize Hagerstown Bank
The Hagerstown Bank and Trust Companyreorganization plan approved by State Banking Commissioner Ghinger calls for a new Hagerstown Trust Company with trust powers and liquidation of the old bank. No immediate distribution is planned. creditors will receive certificates of indebtedness except guaranty fund subscribers.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Hagerstown Bank and Trust Company
Hagerstown
John Ghinger
Hagerstown Trust Company
Guaranty Fund
Local Physicians Host Medical Society of Northern Virginia Meeting
Winchester doctors hosted the Medical Society of Northern Virginia summer session at the Country Club. Dr. C. Stuart presided as specialists spoke on preschool child health, diarrhea, and orthopedic treatment of infantile paralysis. attendees included physicians from Clarke, Frederick, Warren, Rappahannock, Shenandoah counties, and Winchester.
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Physicians of
Winchester
Medical Society of
Northern Virginia
Country Club
C. Stuart
Clarke
Frederick
Warren
Pace
Rappenannock
Shenanaoah
Conrad
Harrisonburg
V. T. Royster
University of Virginia Hospital
R. V. Funsten
Coane Club
Northern Virginia Medical Society
Stuart
J. Howard Harris
Memorial Hospital
C. H. Armentrout
Flint Hill
J. G. Brown
Woodville
E. W. Brown
Washington
J. R. Baldridge
Rixeyville
O. W. Carper
L. F. Hansbrough
D. M. Kipps
Front Royal
R. O. Foley
Jackson
Fred Gochenour
Upperville
4. L. Henry
Capon Bridge
W. V
C. H. Iden
Hank E Tappan
Berryville
Charles O. Dearmont
White Post
Henry C. Smith
Boyce
Lewis M. Allen
Charles R. Anderson
P. W. Boyd
Hugh Clark
T. A. Gibson
J. Edward Harris
Allen T. Hawthorne
Hunter H. McGuire
John B. McKee
W. J. Olds
E. B. Powers
George G. Snarr
Capone Sent for Trial En Route to Joliet
Al Capone was reported en route from the Atlanta federal penitentiary to Joliet state prison for a Chicago racketeering conspiracy trial. Federal and state authorities prepared to seek a habeas corpus writ to bring him to Chicago, indicting Capone and twenty three others for restraint of trade through racketeering.
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Associated Press
Chicago
al Capone
Federal Penitentiary
Atlanta
Ilinois State Prison
Joliet
Capone
Washington
Federal
Sanford Bates
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
Justice Department
Criminal Division
Eleven Held In Two Major Crimes Nabbed By Justice Agents
Eleven men led by Harvey J. Bailey were detained as part of a DOJ sweep against racketeering tied to two large crimes. The Urschel kidnapping and the Kansas City raid that killed Frank Nash prompted arrests in Paradise Texas Denver and St Paul with marked ransom money recovered on Bailey who slept near Pardise before dawn.
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Dallas
Texas
Harvey J. Bailey
Kansas City Union Station
Charles F. Urschel
Oklahoma City
Department of Justice
Paradise
Tex
Denver
St. Paul
Bailey
Pardise
Ursehel
Kansas Penitentiary
Frank Nash
Kansas City Plaza
Albert L. Bates
George Bates
Urschel
Bates
Bureu
Paw Paw
Mich
Thas Day
Hanni
Sam J. Kronick
Charles Wolk
William Nelson
Minneapolis
Sam Kozberg
of & Toulrs
Homer Cummings
Generlat
Wacchineton
Musical Tea at 210 West Germain Street
A charitable event hosted by Mrs. J. W. Rosenberger invites attendees for tea Thursday from 3 to 6 pm with a silver offering. Also notes a Young Christians class at M. E. Church South and a probate notice for the estate of A. G. Swanson asking claimants to file by the deadline.
Power in Cuba Changes Hands in Bloodless Coup
Gen Alberto Herrera secretary of war and navy takes full control after army ousts President Gerardo Machado. Herrera submits a proposal for a new government to U S Ambassador Sumner Welles as the island institute shifts power.
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de ‘Cespedes
Sumner Welles
United States
Thomas N. Gimperling
Machado
Nassau
Bahamas
Alberto Herrera
de Cespedes
United Fruit
Quirigua
Jamaica
Santiago
Carlos Manuel de Cespedes
Gerardo Machado
Cuba
War and Navy
Island
Herrera
U. S
Virginia to Advertise Bids for $300000 Road Projects
Gov appoints Virginia Highway Commission to solicit bids on road projects totaling about 300000 dollars from federal public works funds. Some routes including Route 121 and Route 37 were not approved pending federal confirmation of their status.
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Richmond
United States Bureau Public Roads Today
Virginia Highway Commission
Congress
Henry G. Shirley
Virginia
Public Roads Bureau
Hays
Fremont
Dickinson County
Nansemond River
Nansemond County
Chester Gap
Rappahannock County
Rawley Springs
West Virginia Line
Rockingham County
Monterey
Highland County
Ano
Bureau
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ABC
Treasury
Carlos Saladrigas
Ice
Baldomero Grau
Batabano
Grau
House
J. Sinclair Brown
Ashton Dovell
Saxon W. Holt
Senate
Upper
John J. Wicker, Jr
Vaughan Gary
Violet Elizabeth McDougall
Roosevelt
Guantanamo
State and Commerce Departments
Navy Department
Senora Gereer
Miami
Hagerstown Bank
Farley
Medical Society of N. Va
Kansas City
J. W. Rosenberger
W. Germain
Young Christians
South
A. G. Swanson
Herbert S. Larrick
General Herrera
Gov't
Conoco
Red Triangle