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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1922
Page
2
The Civic Forum Medal of Honor was awarded to Dr Charles W Eliot president emeritus of Harvard. He heard the presentation by radio from his Cambridge home as the fifth recipient to be honored in this way.
Mrs. M. B. Hayes is charged in New York with forgery in the second degree by Henry A. Mark of Stoddard & Mark. He alleges she forged Charlies M. Schwab's name on a 60 day note for 25000. Schwab says Hayes knew him 25 years but lacked authority to sign his name. Reported forgeries total about 300000. Hayes's home is Boston.
On May 18, marking the twenty fourth anniversary of The Hague peace conference, the Woman's Relief Corps G A R and United Daughters of the Confederacy joined with the Red Cross to unveil the central panel of a stained glass window at the Red Cross national headquarters in Washington. The panel shows Red Cross knights aiding a fallen comrade and was funded by the joint groups after their separate prior dedications.
Edward W. Pickard reports from San Francisco on rival bids for the Republican national convention, calls within the party, Hughes criticism of the league, New York prohibition politics, and Europe’s stance as Greece and Turkey threaten conflict while Britain, Russia edge toward accord.
Washington faces resistance as Tilcott Wadsworth and allies push 12 year repayment via the reparations commission with 25 percent priority. US to negotiate a separate 1 billion gold mark payment to Germany and avoid heavy import taxes. Also reports a flood and fires at Hot Springs Arkansas causing about 1 million dollars in losses but no deaths.
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