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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1922
Page
2
The article reports Soviet delegates resisting proposed terms at the Genoa conference as allies push for a currency stabilizing plan and future central bank meetings. It notes Russia’s displeasure with property restoration clauses and absence of recognition for the Soviet government.
Secretary of State Hughes tells a delegation from the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom that recognition of the Soviet regime rests with those who control Russia and would come only to a government able to conduct foreign relations. He notes no legal barriers to trade with Russia.
French sources report Paris believes Germany will default on reparations and plans to mobilize reserves. London disputes details and notes Lloyd George shelved a Geneva meeting while still hoping for an accord after May 30.
Reports from Peking describe battles between Wu Pei Fu and Chang Piao Lin with Wu holding advantage. President Hsu urged ceasefire amid diplomat protests and Washington conference disruptions. Sun Yat Sen pledges northern drive while Chen Chiung Min defects. Meanwhile Irish infighting eases as De Valera calls for a truce.
The article outlines Indiana Republican and Democratic primary results with Beveridge seeking the Senate on a platform including repeal of the Sherman law and higher efficiency in government. Samuel Jimston won the Democratic renomination as Beveridge faces a strong challenge while prohibition reform dominates national talk, including Gompers defending beer and light wines against strict restrictions. It notes labor, Bolshevism fears, and ongoing debates over the Adamson and Volstead acts amid party maneuvering and finance committee actions.
A new photograph arrives depicting Yousef Elez Udren, identified as the leader of the Albanian revolutionary party. The image arrives in the country as authorities and observers note Udren's prominent role in the movement.
A rambunctious grower unleashes violence on an orchard amid chaotic actions and unclear motives. Police involvement emerges as authorities assess the scene and potential charges while the community reacts to the incident.
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