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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1922
Page
2
King Victor and Premier Mussolini led a ceremony in Rome dedicating a memorial to railway workers who died in the World War. The event emphasized national gratitude and industrial service to Italy during wartime.
The oil portrait of Frank O. Lowden former Illinois governor by Ralph Clarkson will hang in the Springfield executive office alongside portraits of twenty five governors. Lowden was the twenty first governor and the tenth Republican elected, serving as the fourth war governor from 1917 to 1921.
Soo Sheng and Wong Ching Wing were arrested in New York charged with Sullivan Inn violations. Police displayed a photograph showing thirty six Mauser revolvers and 10 000 rounds of ammunition believed sent to Chinese compatriots.
Edward W Pickard notes the Treaty of Peace with Turkey signed at Lausanne, eyeing British and French mandates and a contested population exchange. He cites Curzon’s sharp denunciation and Hector Ismet Pasha’s work, while mentions Harding’s Vancouver stop en route from Alaska.
In Paris France and Belgium push a unified stance with Great Britain over Ruhr reparations and passive resistance. British anger grows as Paris delays a reply while Poincare says Ruhr conditions improve with rising rail traffic. Lausanne treaty cited as new peace rule in the Far East.
Ministers Grew and Ismet pursue Turkish American treaty terms as Washington presses two points. The U S must have Turkey guarantee private settlements with American citizens and interests for war damages or submit to arbitration, and allow American charitable and educational groups duty free imports.
Mir Daugherty traveled to the coast to confer with President Harding and to lead the government’s case against San Francisco building material dealers and trade associations charged with conspiring to boycott union labor. The government says dealers refused supplies to contractors employing organized workers to crush building trades unions. Daugherty asserted the worker’s right to organize is fundamental and infringement is illegal.
The Shipping Board will continue to operate vessels of the Emergency Fleet Corporation after rejecting a plan by the American Steamship Owners' Association. Chairman Farley warned the proposal would effectively cede control and funding to private operators, with profits placed in a fund for expanding the fleet.
The OTH houses adopted a resolution to President Harding demanding the immediate recall of Governor General Wood. Manuel Quezon, resigning as senate president, stated the revolt of native government officials was not a personal reflection on Wood and urged appointing a Filipino governor general if possible. Washington expects President Harding to back Wood in the controversy.
Early week tremors rocked Southern California with little damage beyond San Bernardino where no deaths occurred. Seasonal notices not reported.
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