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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1922
Page
2
Illie Page nineteen and described as pretty of Vancouver Washington is held in Tacoma jail after defaulting on bail charged with attempting to extort money from army officers and businessmen by threatening their lives the motive alleged was a desire for pretty clothes
Senator La Follette opposes the US joining the world court while Chester concession at Lausanne sparks friction between France Britain and Turkey over Mosul oil rights. Mussolini tightens grip in Italy as London witnesses the Duke of York wedding and US anxieties over land laws and Japanese migration loom.
President Harding, in a New York AP address, reasserted support for a world court while denying any aim to join the League of Nations. He said the United States would not enter by any door and urged party unity, noting opposition from Senators Lodge Brandegee and Watson with Lak an La Follette opposing the plan.
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