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Newspaper
Francesville Tribune
Location
Francesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1922
Page
6
A digest of international and domestic items includes President Harding opposing the tariff shift for the soldiers bonus, Key’s Fort McHenry monument dedication, LaFollette’s US Supreme Court critique, wartime surplus disposal totals surpassing $1 billion, and nominations and hearings in Washington.
Two Belfast postal officials Joseph Cooper and William James were arrested in Dublin. They are believed to be interned. A report notes a peace conference on Russian affairs convened at The Hague with sixty delegates from about thirty countries. A telegram to London alleges 1 300 Christian women and children were taken by Turks from Samsun two weeks earlier. In Beckenham England Mrs Molla Bjurstedt Mallory lost in the semi finals to Miss McKane. Five bandits died and three others were wounded in a failed assault on a freight and passenger train on the Southern Pacific near Rosares, Mexico.
Washington battles over liquor sales on government ships and a pending ship subsidy bill. Lasker defends serving liquor beyond three miles. Wheeler and prohibition groups push for stricter enforcement. senators warn of tariff and bonus links as Harding presses for swift action. The Hague talks on Russia pivot on Britain and France aims.
The passage argues that Russia cannot be reestablished without US and French co operation, warns against dictatorial demands, and notes Russia will seek relations only on mutual esteem despite poverty, criticizing America’s role in famine relief and its impact on Russia.
The conference faces German reparations issues with June paid and July uncertain. Austria appeals for material help to avert bolshevism, while France contemplates a large loan. Tacna Arica talks falter as HUGHES may mediate privately. Cuba's Zayas faces graft fallout and cabinet resignations as U S watchers fear Platt amendment intervention.
AFL delegates in Cincinnati refuse the one big union approach led by Gompers with Chicago backing. They vow to unite efforts to end child labor in the United States, condemn the ship subsidy bill, and hear Senator La Follette attack the Supreme Court. Ireland's elections loom as Belfast violence persists. The Irish Free State constitution, announced in London, grants female suffrage proportional representation referendum and school freedom.
Celesta Fell of Boston says Tanlac restored her appetite and energy after severe indigestion left her weak and unable to work. She reports eight pounds gained in two weeks and improved sleep and health, attributing the change to Tanlac sold by druggists.
A cryptic line blurs lore and liquor as moonlit influence and witchery mingle in a nocturnal mood. The text hints at superstitious fear surrounding moonlight and moonshine, framing them as dangerous forces.
Advertisement proclaims Red Cross Ball Blue as the finest product of its kind and asserts every user agrees. The copy then touts coupons as the real draw, likening them to the golden calf.
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