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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1922
Page
2
Dinguiali notes that the Mohammedan daily prayer routine, with its prescribed movements and ablutions, was created by the prophet to emphasize hygienic benefits in practice.
Pope condemns sabotage while America presses for a share of seized Turkish funds. President Harding favors preferring jobs over immigration and quality over quantity. Ismet Pasha presses for immediate evacuation of Constantinople as Angora weighs renewed warfare. Al Smyth announces Democratic presidential bid, with party debates on Volstead Act liberalization. Senator Underwood weighs future plans after Europe trip.
The Ruhr passes into a new phase as Krupp owners and workers sign an agreement with the French allowing continued work under French bayonets at Altenessen. Communists refuse. France to limit troops, adjust barbed wire, and route coal shipments. Other industrialists reportedly seek rail logistics. Pope Pius backs peaceful reparations and urges Germany to fulfill obligations. Berlin signals potential measures against violence as the crisis eases slightly.
The League of Nations Council opens an inquiry into French administration of the Saar with Britain pressing action. A proposal to widen the Washington naval treaty to nonrepresenting nations is postponed. President Harding sails to Alaska after duties in Yellowstone and Meacham Oregon trail events. He defends immigration limits and calls for deportation of lawbreakers. Ray Silver urges farmers to warehouse 200 million bushels of wheat to lift prices, seeking cabinet approval and credit support to store surplus for next year.
Ammany Tall denounces the Volstead Act enforcement while praising Governor Smith as the nation faces liquor law violations. In London, Solicitor General Beck criticizes British resentment over liquor shipments and argues that U S law is challenged by deliberate violations at sea. He stresses that the majesty of law requires enforcement.
Washington freight figures show a third straight week and fourth this year with revenue freight surpassing one million cars for the week ending June 23. Total loading reached 1,002,740 cars, with merchandise and miscellaneous at 581,244. Grain down 4,172 year over year. livestock up 1,318 from five years ago.
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