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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1922
Page
2
Daniel Carter Beard, national Scout commissioner, headed a thousand scouts on Navy Day to honor the grave of Colonel Roosevelt. The passage also includes a humorous exchange about misplaced clothes aboard ship and a note from Reynolds' Newspaper.
Dialogue shows Kitty and Fifi discussing Mr S stuttering. Kitty notes the stutter occurs only when he talks, while Fifi asks if it is constant. The exchange highlights intermittent speech patterns and social cues in casual talk.
A dialogue features Ted dismissing moralists while praising short skirts as neat. Ned counters noting stockings could be saved by the style. The exchange reflects social attitudes toward modesty and fashion in the period.
Edward W. Pickard reports on the shifting stance of nations toward a U S backed experts committee to study Germany’s capacity to pay reparations. Poincare accepts in principle with limits, Britain and France seek a workable advisory framework, and US participation signals a cautious path. tensions in Germany rise as Stresemann contends with Bavarian separatism and royalist plots.
Governor Walton of Oklahoma faced a senate impeachment court on twenty two counts including corruption in office willful neglect of duty moral turpitude and general incompetence. The trial was delayed amid political maneuvering as a Muskogee paper alleged bribery offered to two senators and the editor plus a correspondent were summoned to account for the article and its sources.
The board of inquiry reports officers to the Secretary of the Navy for the Septem ber 8 coastal accident that sank seven destroyers and 23 Hyves. Capt Edward Ti Watson commander of the squadron, Lieut Commander Donald F. Ullahter, commanding the Delphi, and Lieut Lawrence F. Blodgett navigator of the Delphi face charges of culpable inefficiency and negligence. Eight other officers will be tried for negligence.
Bee and Bonar Law, former British prime minister and chancellor of the exchequer, died in England after a long illness. Charles P. Steinmetz, renowned electrical engineer, died in Schenectady New York after a lifelong, selfless devotion to science.
President Coolidge presided with many officials and Masonic leaders as the cornerstone for a Greek architecture temple to George Washington was laid in Alexandria Virginia. The $4,000,000 shrine will house relics of the Father of His Country and serve Freemasonry in America.
Japan expresses gratitude for America's aid after the earthquake and offers a perpetual lease on a two acre estate beside the U S embassy site in Tokyo which was destroyed. Ambassador Woods travels home with the offer and plans for a new embassy building.
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