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Newspaper

Montezuma Enterprise

Location

Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1922

Page

2

Supreme Court halts damages ruling on labor restraints

Supreme Court curbs wartime damages by holding that nonincorporated unions are subject to Sherman antitrust law. The decision risks sweeping effects on labor relations, with Samuel Gompers denouncing it as empowering capital to dictate terms and vows of congressional backlash.

Taft Hiber Organizations Samuel Gompers Ife Congress United States

Progress of reparations talks and European tensions

Report covers Allied disagreements over Germany's reparations and France's stance on reductions tied to war debts, with warnings of potential independent action. It notes Lenin’s health rumors, Japan’s cabinet resignation, a royal marriage linking Balkan dynasties, and U.S. political shifts including Brookhart’s Iowa Senate nomination and the Senate bonus bill outlook.

Mi Ea 5 Lebert US Pte Ana Germany London America Roland W. Boyden France Reparations Commission Germauiny Poincare Millerand United States Europe Republican Party Col Smith W. Brookhart Iowa Brookhart Washington McCormick Republica Senatorial Campaign Committee Nation Committee Republican State Committee L A Senate Finance Committee McCunber McCumber

Wage decisions and strike projections contradict railroad policy

Federal wage rulings face union opposition as leaders forecast a possible 1 200 000 member strike while railroad executives defend wage scales aiming to restore 1920 levels. Supreme Court action in the Colorado coal mine case adds another blow to union momentum.

Department of Labor B. M. Jewell Railroad Employees’ Department American Federation of Labor Harding Davis Tr. Jewell Cincinnati Railway Labor Board Interstate Commerce Committee

Irish War Flares as Britain Moves to Reimpose Control

British forces bolster Ireland operations amid Sinn Fein Ulster clashes. Air and naval actions cited as decisive. Dail elections set for June 16 with De Valera gains speculated. Russia resumes hard line after credit pressures. Tchitcherin declines Hague conference.

Ireland Free State de Valera

King Alexander Weds Princess Marie in Belgrade Harboring World Leaders

Alexander of Yugoslavia wed Princess Marie of Romania in Belgrade on Thursday. The ceremony drew nearly global representation with notable dignitaries present and dazzling pageantry marking the royal union.

Alexander of Juge-Slivin Princess Marie Romania Coast Guard North American California Ek. Lonergan Sacramento Lexander Jugo-Slavia Marie Belgrade

Cock of Jemappes Memorial Rebuilt After 1914 Destruction

The monument to Jemappes was rebuilt after destruction in the German advance toward Mons in 1914. It honors the historic battle on Belgian soil where French forces defeated Prussians and Austrians.

Mons Jemappes

New Automatic Lighthouse at Barry Holmes Gower England

A newly finished automatic lighthouse at Barry Holmes Gower in England requires only biannual chemical replenishment. The device self lights when actinic value meets a threshold and extinguishes as daylight reaches its corresponding degree.

Barry Holmes Gower England

The Cinema Star Finds Bread in Winter Wood

A ragged girl in a snowy wood discovers a crust of bread, consumes it with hunger, then a voice calls Miss Dainty and she hurries to her mansion in a car. The scene ends with the girl revealing herself as a cinema star.

Miss Dainty Sheffield Telegraph

Baby Elephants Arrive on Mount Carroll in New York

The steamship Mount Carroll docked in New York carrying animals from India via Germany. Thirteen baby elephants were aboard and one is shown being unloaded.

Mount Carroll New York India Germany

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