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Newspaper
Brook Reporter
Location
Brook, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1922
Page
4
A sweeping World news digest from Washington reports President Harding urging railroad executives to press for voluntary freight rate cuts, while Senate discussions push Attorney General Daugherty to resign amid alleged letter exchanges. Other items flag anti prohibition seizures, Lamb shortages, steel industry actions, and notable legal and political shifts worldwide.
A longshot named De Bonero, owned by A. Board, won by two lengths at Churchill Downs. The win paid $11.60 to $1, while Gifford Pinchot secured the Pennsylvania governor nomination by a slim margin. Arizona Democrats endorsed Charles B. Ward for governor amid disputes.
The Genoa conference ends with an eight month truce between Soviet republics and European powers. The United States declines participation at The Hague talks, citing inability to join such negotiations while supporting aid to Russia through other channels. Secretary Hughes reiterates US noninvolvement in European political wrangles and Moscow dealings.
Mayor Lew Shunk visited school No 8 to warn boys and girls about risks and explain their role in keeping streets safe. A boy asked to be a cop. the mayor quipped about future paths and encouraged other interests. Also advertised Cuticura remedies and products for babies.
Lord Rosebery lauds Thackeray as a great figure of rich genius and honest purpose. He notes imagination and humor sometimes obscure his aims but believes Thackeray leaves rich and varied literary treasures likely to endure posterity.
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