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Foreign News September 26, 1933

Henderson Daily Dispatch

Henderson, Vance County, North Carolina

What is this article about?

Cuban military forces strengthened amid rumors of US policy change toward Cuba and plots against the two-week-old Ramon Grau San Martin government. Negotiations with opposition fail; Santiago governor forced to resign by revolutionaries; strikes and industrial unrest threaten further crisis.

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Another Revolt In Cuba Looms In Policy Change Inaugurated By The U. S.

Insures Bank Deposits Military Forces Are Strengthened as Government Faces Another Serious Crisis

MOVES FOR PEACE SO FAR FRUITLESS

Opposition to Grau Government Not Conciliatory; Santiago Provisional Governor Forced Out by Rebels; Strikes Threatened As Further Menace

Havana. Sept. 26.-(AP)- Cuban military forces were strengthened today as rumors reached the government of a change in the American policy toward Cuba and of plans for another plot.

Simultaneously there were alternate reports that negotiations between opposition factions and the Ramon Grau San Martin regime had approached no closer toward a solution of problems which threatened to end the life of the two weeks old government.

A rumor not confirmed in responsible quarters was circulated that some form of custodianship for Cuba was planned by the Washington administration and created a tense atmosphere here.

Colonel Fulgencio Batista's army was increased by the addition of a civil guard and 2,000 members of the Caribbean army, a student organization.

The provincial governor at Santiago was forced by revolutionaries to resign.

Workers on the Consolidated railroad at Antilla threatened to destroy the road if demands for back wages were not met. In several places strikes continued, there was increasing industrial unrest and talk of a general strike was widespread.

These and other scattered reports gave rise to a belief in some quarters that a new revolutionary movement was being formed.

What sub-type of article is it?

Political Rebellion Or Revolt Colonial Affairs

What keywords are associated?

Cuba Revolt Grau Government Us Policy Change Military Strengthening Santiago Governor Resignation Strikes Threat Industrial Unrest

What entities or persons were involved?

Ramon Grau San Martin Colonel Fulgencio Batista

Where did it happen?

Cuba

Foreign News Details

Primary Location

Cuba

Event Date

Sept. 26

Key Persons

Ramon Grau San Martin Colonel Fulgencio Batista

Outcome

military forces strengthened by adding civil guard and 2,000 caribbean army members; provincial governor at santiago forced to resign by revolutionaries; threats of strikes and general strike; increasing industrial unrest.

Event Details

Rumors of US policy change and another plot reach Cuban government; negotiations between opposition and Ramon Grau San Martin regime fail to solve problems threatening the two-week-old government; unconfirmed rumor of US custodianship for Cuba creates tension; Colonel Fulgencio Batista's army increased; revolutionaries force Santiago governor to resign; Consolidated railroad workers at Antilla threaten destruction over back wages; strikes continue in several places with talk of general strike; scattered reports suggest new revolutionary movement forming.

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