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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1922
Page
2
Edward W. Pickard notes Senate reservation fights over the Four-Power Treaty and soldier bonus funding, with discussions on tax options, debt commissions, and European recovery. He contrasts airship disasters and U.S. security policy while Ireland’s constitutional path under Sinn Fein inquiries is outlined.
Resident Harding told the senate he could not comply with a records request for the four power treaty, noting most conversations occurred outside the conference and were not recorded. He stated the disclosures would not serve public interests.
The resignation of Judge Nenesaw M Landis from the federal bench in the northern Wilnins district draws sincere regret though baseball fans feel relief. Landis was fearless, just and honest with an uncanny ability to seek truth, and he often ignored unimportant technicalities in pursuit of justice.
Eighteen railway unions and the United Mine Workers of America joined in Chicago to form a defensive alliance with no sympathy strike on April 1. The pact awaits ratification by all seventeen groups and may trigger executive action if any member is attacked. Also in Chicago, a new labor party movement began with farmers, Socialists, and union leaders aiming for pro working-class congressional candidates, though IWW members were excluded.
A drawing previews how Mgr. Harvey should appear at the wedding of Mary of England and Viscount Lascelles in America. An artist depicts him in silk stockings breeches and buckled pumps as the American ambassador arrives in formal court dress.
The Wafung en municipality issues small denomination paper money to cover fire losses. A fifty-pfenning note features the town, while seventy-five pfenning notes depict the fire in progress and the resulting ruins.
A heavy freight train from Graaff-Reinet to the north released a box car on Zemmelspoort hill. It gained speed crossing the Sundays river bridge and Graaff-Reinet station yard before the main line toward Port Elizabeth. The runaway halted at Adendorp station after a five to six mile dash with no damage reported.
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