CUBAN ARMY RULE THREAT IN STRIKES
By the Associated Press
HAVANA, Cuba, Aug. 4. -- President Machado issued an edict to-
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August 5, 1933
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REPUBLICANS BACK LAGUARDIA TO LEAD FIGHT ON TAMMANY; Only Two Persons Oppose Him in Mayoralty Committee -- County Leaders Pledged. CITY PARTY FALLS IN LINE Harmony Group Empowered to Complete the Fusion Ticket Next Week. HYLAN ACTION UNCERTAIN La Guardia Accepts, Calls His Campaign "Citizens' Movement for Salvation of City." REPUBLICANS BACK LA GUARDIA CHOICE
By Unknown Author
Repub Mayoralty Com and City party back La Guardia, who accepts designation; L W Post congratulates him; J M Price refuses support
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3 IN FAMILY DROWN, TWO TRYING RESCUE; Son and Son-In-Law Give Lives in Leap Into Sea as Stricken Father Falls From Boat. WOMAN SEES THE TRAGEDY Watches Through Classes at Atlantic City but Alarm to Coast Guard Is Too Late. 3 IN FAMILY DIE IN BOAT ACCIDENT
By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES
Falls overboard in heart attack; son and son-in-law, R E Eckenrode, drown attempting to rescue him; his body and boat found
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CUBAN ARMY RULE THREATENS STRIKES; Machado Warns of a Return to Martial Law if Seditious Activities Are Seen. ALL BUSINESS AFFECTED Railroad Men Are Expected to Join Movement, Tying Up Transportation.
By Special Cable to THE NEW YORK TIMES
Newspaper compositors and dockworkers strike; transportation service in Havana halted; protest against Machado Govt indicated; return of martial law threatened if seditious activities are seen
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Garment Code Approved; 'Worst One,' Says Johnson
By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES
he approves code after conf with H S Johnson
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Notable Deaths
1933Charles Harold Davis, American painter and academic (born 1856)[†]
Charles Harold Davis was an American landscape painter.