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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1922
Page
2
Paris hosts bankers meeting to tackle international loan problems. Attack on the Attorney General continues to grip headlines as officials pursue solutions amid communist unrest in Bulgaria.
President urged voluntary freight-rate cuts with rail chiefs forming a committee to work with the Interstate Commerce Commission. The ICC ordered a 10 percent cut on most traffic from July 1, excluding certain agricultural items, aiming to save about 400 million dollars annually and boost demand, with wage reductions by railway unions unlikely to occur soon.
TT Watson of Georgia challenged Senator Phipps of Colorado during a Senate session over Georgia post office nominations. After a verbal attack, Watson was led away by Senator McNary as Phipps demanded order. The scene followed a heated exchange amid discussions on soldiers' bonuses.
At the American Medical Association session in St Louis a clash over group medicine clinics arose. A committee proposed constitutional amendments opposing the practice, but action would wait a year. Separately the Association of Gre Clinics of North America was announced, signaling new medical collaboration. Also the U S government moved toward a Great Lakes waterway deepening talks with Canada to allow ocean going ships to reach the lakes.
A fifty year old wedding cake once served at two weddings and a golden anniversary remains appetizing. Baked in 1872 for BE Sinclair's parents, it was later frosted again for their fiftieth anniversary and now belongs to BE Sinclair, chef at a Chicago eatery.
A crowded pier greeted boxing champion Jack Dempsey as his steamer docked from Europe. He joked about wearing a monocle and about a rumored Colorado marriage, keeping the mood light amid the cheers.
Timothy O'Brien proprietor of a prairie barber shop mocked CPR notices against unauthorized use of its initials. He claims the railways own most things yet asserts his sign refers to a different meaning and mentions his Irish mother Christina Patricia Reardon in defense.
Children in Zurich Anea join a parade celebrating the end of winter. The six o'clock ringing feast features quaint costumes and symbolic flowers as fires corks and stepsider mark the seasonal transition.
Hugh D. McKay of the American Airways Training School operated the searchlight in America s first permanent night lighthouse at College Point Long Island entrance to Flushing Bay. The light is a steady beam projected from a high power searchlight to guide flyers.
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