Queen of the Fiesta Crowned Olive Louis Martindale
Miss Olive Louis Martindale of San Antonio Texas was crowned Queen of the Court of the Sea during the Fiesta de San Jacinto festival.
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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1922
Page
2
Miss Olive Louis Martindale of San Antonio Texas was crowned Queen of the Court of the Sea during the Fiesta de San Jacinto festival.
A note describes the khan of Khiva captured by Bolshevik forces and confined in Moscow's Butyrka prison, with rumors of a prominent American successor who has allegedly claimed the khan's harem of hundreds of women.
Ramona de Valera leader of the Trish Republic announces no proclamation of cessation of hostilities with Free State forces and signals a bid to negotiate peace under stated conditions.
Miss Flarine Findlay Dellart, sixteen, of Bristol Virginia, is selected as America’s most meritorious entrant in a national beauty pageant. She will visit New York as a guest of the organizers and meet portrait painters and sculptors during the event.
Raymond Iknutsan a six year old in Minneapolis found a bundle of bonds in an alley near his home. He sold the papers for five cents to a boy who later returned the bonds to a banker in Minneapolis. Detectives recovered 19275 in bonds and found another 14600 in a nearby coal pile. The bonds were part of 33875 stolen from the Bank of Rock at Maiden Rock Wisconsin.
A new mechanical contrivance for early dispatch of mail has been installed at the Washington post office. Five men at keyboards operate the machine, using two keys to send each letter to its designated cell.
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