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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1922
Page
2
Los Angeles resident Col Macks Willard, seven feet tall and 310 pounds, struggles to find ready made clothing and footwear. He says no hotel offers a long enough bed and no woman can measure up to his height, leaving him to pack his own bed on trips. He served in war but faced such burdens.
A tall man explains from the back row that the seating is crowded and boxes are scarce because spaces are small. He notes one advantage his height provides: he can see all the pretty girls in the crowd.
Mayor elect Kendrick is pictured reading the election returns with Miss Charlotte Nash beside him. Nash, formerly named Miss St. Louis in last year’s Atlantic City pageant, stands in the scene.
Edward W. Pickard reports Cesar Chavez in the Johnson campaign challenging Coolidge in primaries and vowing to fight hand picked delegations. Johnson names Illinois Indiana Michigan Nebraska New Jersey as targets while others like Watson oppose him. A new third party movement forms in Chicago led by J A Hopkins with a focus on reform and progressive unity.
William G. McAdoo faced Ford supporters as he won across South Dakota counties by about two to one. Republicans split between Coolidge and Hiram Johnson. Farmer-Labor gatherings mostly sent un instructed delegations to the state convention.
Stresemann and his cabinet collapsed shortly after the Reichstag reconvened. The chancellor delivered a lengthy pessimistic farewell statement ending with a final remark.
The Anglo French entente survives another test as Poincare accepts Britain’s stance on Germany and the return of the former crown prince. Berlin receives two notes urging no throne restoration for the Kaiser and reestablishment of military control. British elections may reshuffle policy, while Coolidge backs Mellon’s tax cuts amid rising revenue.
Secretary Hoover says the government is not considering relief for hungry Germans though some discuss it with the President. He notes distribution breakdowns and unemployment causing suffering, but Germany remains strong in business and trade. Germany’s early 1923 US purchases topped 143 million dollars.
ING ALFONSO Queen Victoria and Dictator Priuis Rivera of Spain met in Italy last week. Wing Victor Em manuel and Premiero Stussolini hosted a ceremony signaling a military alliance to balance the France and Jupo- Slavia bloc.
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