New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 12, 1930, Page 23

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1930. Convicts MARTIAL LA I CUBAN TERRITORY Machado Denies Persistent Res- ignation Rumors Havana, Dec. 12 (A—Virtual mar- tial law ruled today from one end of Cuba to the other as President Machado sought to put down rising disaffection and student disturbances which seeming.y are threatening the life of his regim | Persistent reports that Machado | had resigned office were denied by | the president, and the Americ embassy branded as “utterly f current stories that it had a | that two cruisers be sent here from | Guantanamo to protect American interests, After a day replete wide disturbances and den tions to curb which the pol troops fired their sidearms into above the pres with is crowds, the nt | availed himself of power recently | granted by congress and suspended constitutional g1 ntees through- out the republic for 60 days. Similar Suspension the The suspension is similar to that effected in Havana and environs re- | ri cently for a 20 day period, just er ed, when student disturbances here threatened the government, It is tantamount to martial law. It per- mits imprisonment without trial suspends free speech and invokes other summary measures Meanwhile 200 physicians, voicing protest at conditions, voted to| Convicts of the Ohi the Laster Monday fire. e at the Ohio peniten 20 convicts who perished. It was designed by whose real names have built by the convicts th discolored by winds and / embers of the Easter Monday n a memorial fountain to the| been chang- Co ed to numbers, and it likewise The new fountain replacy one which has been dam: Build Memorial te 320 Victims of Fire o penitentiary have built thi s memorial fountain t finally v ened by the that 1" and blocks in one of the most d of prison fires. The fou n replacing the tiary has ous agreed to the project oned men drea is a Grecian urn, rou caid Warden thian in style, atop a simple ‘“a s | frieze work fount It was George Richmond, who is!| Mar es an old s year term for bank rob- | were aged and bery and who is editor of the Peni- | helpless rain, and | tentiary News, who aroused interest | wh architects prison fire v inst barred ards could not open. “strike” e government makes | good its th to imprison profes- sors of the National University who support the leaders of recent stu- dent disturbances. The doctors ent. that they would neither answer sick | gel calls nor issue prescriptions. X students were injured in clashes in Havana yesterday prior 10 the suspension of ¢ tutional guarantees. This move ned to quiet 1 ituation somewhat as no disorders were reported afterward Dr. Herrera Explains Dr. Ricardo Herrera. minister plenipote tary to Pre ed the suspens means fo insure said. “The president is determined that order shall prevail.” The president at the s: nied that not resigne 4 of resignin cnor Machado “I see no re for giving consid ation to such a move.” & W The suspension of constitutional today by the guarantees folloy ed a mecting of Commission. the cabinet at which the Ambassador Harry F. The resignation of M impa as attorney ge latest of a long list o changes during the week, nounced at the nieeting. 1001 with refused institutio bombs wer the rural guard and youth, there fought Wednesday. R\HRU\I) DEAL APPI Hv!\\n oy runnr i ailroad was Interstate ( Guggenheim, | was understood to have b City Items American Labmen (onfesses | cen pres- ‘\Iurdermg His W 11'e1 iguel An- o J.. 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