Word: cuba
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...made a great stroke. They splashed impressively on their front page about the celebrated novelist who was turning "reporter for a day" for the Post. They primed the Post's readers for some stories of strife such as had not been written since Richard Harding Davis went to Cuba...
Many years ago in Cuba a heavy chandelier fell on the Governor General's head. It was said that the effects of this accident never entirely wore...
...Cuba, to be sure, is no U. S. colony; but in the days following the Spanish War it was virtually on a colonial basis...
Millions of U. S. citizens have thrilled to the stories of the Lindbergh flight, written by the hero himself. Copyrighted by the New York Times Co., in the United States, Canada, Mexico, Cuba, South America, Europe and the British Empire, they were widely syndicated. Countless breakfast eggs grew cold while readers feasted upon "Lindbergh's own story," devoured the flight-tale as told in the first person by the flyer himself...
...President received General Enoch H. Crowder, received also his resignation as Ambassador to Cuba, to take effect Sept. 1. General Crowder, famed author of the 1917 conscription act, has been for some time desirous of returning to private life...