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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1922
Page
2
After returning from Europe on the Leviathan, Congressman Fred Britten of Chicago questions if American menus should be in French. He asks a Washington hotel chef the same question illustrating his travel concern.
A musician in a drawing room recalls sad memories during a performance of My Little Wame in Devon shire. The hostess notices a man nearby shed tears and remarks on his reaction, questioning his origins as a Devonshire man. He replies he is merely a musician.
Mrs Edwin Denby wife of the secretary of the navy named the giant dirigible Shenandoah during a christening parity at Likehurst New Jersey. The event officially placed America s largest air ship in commission with many national notables attending.
A sliced collection of curiosities notes a Hungarian shoemaker crafts the first meereczbaum pipe two centuries ago. It mentions three U S women insured over one million dollars, Cuban wood for baseball bats, a Tacoma grandmother at thirty five, and various trivia on butterfly eyes stamp collections Welsh worship in London and Molokai leper settlement.
A sprawling, fragmented report covers German political upheaval, Rhineland separatists, and Bavarian power plays, with Stresemann seeking negotiation. It notes socialists and communists clashing in Hamburg, plus Germany’s reparations stance and shifting leadership amid unrest.
Secretary Hughes proposals for an international commission to assess Germany's capacity to pay gain support. President Coolidge backs the idea while Lloyd George advocates participation. Britain asks the U S to confirm continued interest in an advisory reparations conference with broad vetoes and France expected to concur.
The Oklahoma lower house moves to hear evidence from its impeachment inquiry as Governor Walton is impeached. The Senate declares him suspended and names Lieutenant Governor Trapp to act, organizing as a court of impeachment amid charges including diversion of funds, blocking grand juries, and preventing elections.
Serious charges accuse Col. C. R. Forbes former director of the veterans bureau before a senate committee investigating the bureau. Allegations include conspiracy graft and plots to dispose of dope and liquor. Construction companies are mentioned in relation to the case.
The article notes Pinchot as the sole serious rival to Coolidge for the nomination and critiques White House plans on prohibition. It argues federal power should curb illicit supply, with states unable to handle distribution alone as uprising in Zamboanga leads to Philippine constabulary casualties and Governor General Wood deploying troops.
In Springfield Mass the National Council of the Congregational Churches refused approval of the Lord's Day Alliance but endorsed Sabbath observance. It condemned the Ruhr occupation resolution while adopting a measure against unpatriotic societies, and approved the Presbyterian Congregational union plan. The concordat ordination by Episcopal bishops was disapproved. The joint Presbyterian Congregational union in Cleveland had its nominations plan approved.
A report from the Federal Coal Commission calls for strict government control of coal production and interstate distribution. It cites wild wholesale speculation during shortages, accuses wholesalers of excessive profits, notes retailers earned only moderate margins from 1918 to 1922, and recommends federal legislation to cap per ton margins from mine to consumer to curb speculation.
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