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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1922
Page
7
Edward W. Pickard reports shifting public mood on Prohibition and Volstead act enforcement. The piece notes nationalist pressures in the Near East and political moves in Britain as the Supreme Court rules on naturalization.
R Joseph Wirth and his entire cabinet resign after failed plan to reorganize the ministry amid the mark’s crisis and reparations program. Wilhelm Cuno tapped to form a new government as Socialists demand broader support and industrialists push for a ten hour day.
The new cabinet outlines a reparations program and in kind payments tied to a three to four year moratorium. A finance syndicate is urged to restore credit with a Reichsbank loan of 509,000,000 gold marks, matched by allied bankers, to stabilize the mark. Rioting erupts in Dusseldorf and Cologne as shops are looted and soldiers deployed.
British parliamentary results released after the last Wednesday vote show a likely Conservative majority in the Commons, with Labor gains mainly in English manufacturing counties and Scottish towns. Leaders Bonar Law, Lloyd George, Asquith, and Clynes won seats. Churchill defeated. Viscountess Astor and Margaret Wintringham elected as women MPs.
Premier Mussolini secures from King Victor Emmanuel full authority to implement radical reforms without parliament. Plans include tax system overhaul, salary cuts, government staff reductions, and privatization of railways and telecom lines. Deputies opened a session as he unveiled electoral law reforms.
A severe Chile earthquake devastates coast towns with repeated shocks and giant tidal waves. The American Red Cross aids quickly while President Harding orders two vessels to deliver food, clothing, and medical supplies. Thousands homeless, pestilence breaks out. Red Cross annual roll call intensifies fundraising.
William Bross Lloyd and eighteen Communist Labor Party members lost stays of execution as the State Supreme Court issued a mandate directing immediate carrying out of prison terms and fines from two years ago.
The United States Navy has built an aerink lighthouse at the naval air station in Hampton Roads Virginia to guide pilots at night. The light is visible six miles up and by day the platform serves as a lookout during flying operations.
The widow of the rector of New Brunswick New Jersey Frances Stevens Hall sits for her first interview with newspaper men following the death of her husband and Mrs Eleanor Mills in the incident.
Elizabeth Walsh of East Syracuse underwent an operation two years ago to remove tonsils and adenoids. A missing diamond from her surgeon’s ring was later found by X ray after she again felt severe pain. A second operation may be needed to free the diamond resting near her appendix and relieve pain.
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