STRIKE ENDING
Diplomacy Prevails in
Cuba
MANY ARRESTS MADE
Business Approaching
Normal By Telegraph.—Press Assn. —Copyright. (Received March 1-1. 7 p.m.) Havana. March 13. With the general revolutionary strike apparently broken, President Mendieta’s Government has started rounding up those it believed responsible. Most lines of business are approaching normal. Police took hundreds of strikers, among them many Government employees, to police stations, and prisons in army barracks: Fifty or more suspected leaders are held at the Cabana fortress.
The seeming collapse of the strike movement, which began several weeks ago with a walk-out, estimated to involve 300,000 students and teachers, came after the Government had exchanged a policy of diplomatic negotiation for vigorous repression.
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Dominion, Volume 28, Issue 145, 15 March 1935, Page 11
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