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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1922
Page
2
A fragmentary caption describes young Cal Coolidge in Watfield, Ylass for three dollars a day in a tobacco field while a note cites his closing plea to his mother to let him stay. The piece references a parade of athletes in Paris.
A newly arrived portrait in this country names Maury the Viscountess Lascelles and her son George Menry Hubert after his father and grandfather King George.
The famous child actor Jackie Coogan favors Peaches Jackson as his constant companion with the pair seen together at every opportunity during their playful outings.
Paris rejects British pressure and reaffirms no capitulation on reparations. Premier Poincare defends stance in tough note to Curzon, outlining demand for continued payments in kind, postponement of broad debt questions, and readiness to press for full German remedies.
Secretary Mellon returned from Europe optimistic about reparations and problems there. He found England and France prosperous and predicted Germany will not stage a revolution or become communist, citing German organizational strength. He acknowledged Ruhr occupation but does not blame France for their course.
In the United States the anthracite miners face a possible September 1 strike after last week's breakdown of the parley between miners' leaders and operators at Atlantic City. Coal Commission Chairman Hammond consulted President Coolidge and prepared a report on responsibility and government actions. Coolidge then summoned F. Wadleigh federal fuel distributor and Acting Chairman Aitchison of the Interstate Commerce Commission for further guidance.
The "aT parties" gaining popularity in Oklahoma have prompted governors to impose martial rule in Tulsa and launch investigations with promises of drastic action, extending to Texas, Georgia, and Florida.
A flood from the Apishapa River dam caused near a million dollars in damage in the Arkansas valley after a Wednesday cloudburst. A wall of water swept homes livestock and other property. rail and auto traffic were disrupted. Residents received warnings via telephone before wires failed.
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