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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1922
Page
2
Spanish sculptor Marcos Coll brings The Poem of Peace to New York. He says the sculpture reflects American ideals inspired by Wilson's 14 points with a woman and man standing as equals, portraying beauty, strength, and spirit.
Dr. Barry Emerson Fosdick, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of New York, faces summons before the Presbyterian general assembly in Indianapolis next May to accept the church creed or resign. Rev. Dr. L. S. Mudge, stated clerk, cites Fosdick’s past Baptist ties and alleged divergence from the Presbyterian confession of faith.
In a courtroom exchange a prospective juror says he has been married five years and has not formed an opinion, challenging the judge on whether such biases are being considered before impaneling.
The revolutionary Greek government executed three ex premiers and two ex cabinet ministers for treason linked to the Asia Minor setback. Britain protested and cut diplomatic relations. Contention centers on whether such actions are justified and how European powers should handle Greek military turmoil and regional interests.
In Athens a military court convicted several leaders of conspiracy and high treason tied to the Asia Minor defeat and six were executed. Britain severed diplomatic ties, prompting Greece toward possible isolation, while the Lausanne talks show limited progress on frontiers and Mosul oil disputes.
Reports from Paris claim France may seize the Ruhr if Germany misses reparations, with Poincare denying any plan for forcible entry. Clemenceau warns of German threats aided by Soviet and Turkish links as Britain observes. In Washington, Law says no imminent Ruhr move, while ship subsidy bill clears House with per year funding oversight.
Ames Cozens, former mayor of Des Moines, appointed by Governor Greesbeck as the new senator from Michigan succeeding Newberry. Couzens, born in Ontario fifty years ago, rose from a newsboy to wealth via Ford auto manufacturing and urban rapid transit prominence.
The article notes growing irritation over enforcement questions as President Harding’s stance on liquor is debated. It reports new federal directives and intensified policing actions, including fifty new prohibition cases in Philadelphia, reflecting a nationwide push to strengthen enforcement.
APAN departed Shantung peninsula on December 1 after large concessions to China. China took Kinochow and made Tsingtao an open port with autonomous municipality under Chinese sovereignty. Japan allowed to participate in public enterprises in Tsingtao.
The Italian chamber of deputies approved Mussolini's request by 275 to 90 to grant him full power to implement economic reforms and rehabilitate finances. He is positioned as receiver for a nearly bankrupt country with broad public support, including labor groups offering extra work time for government aid.
Paramas SMALL cites Justice Carter in a dissent to grant clemency to William Bross Lloyd and 15 others jailed for violating the state espionage law. The action follows a contested ruling and releases the prisoners from penitentiary and jail.
The nation mourns James R. Mann of Chicago a highly informed courageous and valuable congressman who served 26 years in the House across 13 terms and was re-elected last November. His legislative knowledge was extraordinary and he remained absolutely independent on measures before Congress.
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