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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1919
Page
2
The summary reports widespread labor strikes and union clashes in New York and Britain. It notes printers' lockouts, wartime censorship debates, naval blockades, and political tensions involving Germany, Latvia, and Petrograd. The piece references officials like Premier George and General Burt, plus events in Paris and Riga amid global disruption.
Reports show Gary Indiana mills lowering output to 50 percent while other plants including South Chicago cut work as workers retreated and the United States Steel Corporation vows to fight unions over the open shop policy. The strike acts influence key firms like the Detileher company and the Mark Manufacturing plant as police keep order amid rising tensions.
The king Somdeteh Phra Paramendra Maha Vajirnavudh Phra Mongkut Wao will visit the United States in spring after travels through allied nations. He is joined by diplomatic officers and Siamese army and navy representatives. His envoy Mr Prabha Karavenjsi arranges receptions. the king won wide admiration for war stance and handling of German property.
A photo shows the International Squad, ten men from 14 nationalities, four months after arriving at Camp Upton. Once ignorant of basic soldiering and English, they now march with veteran precision and impress New Yorkers with their snap and skill as first graduates of the recruit educational center.
Cartoonist Bud Fisher bought a fighting cock in a Mexican town for 20 dollars to impress Villa and tied the bird to the rear platform. At the next stop the fighting cock is killed by two tethered eating chickens, leaving Fisher with a feathered fiasco.
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