Youngest Student Enters Syracuse University At Eleven
Moses Finkelstein, eleven, graduates from Trumple High School in Syracuse and enrolls as a freshman at Syracuse University, becoming the youngest student in the university’s history.
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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1922
Page
2
Moses Finkelstein, eleven, graduates from Trumple High School in Syracuse and enrolls as a freshman at Syracuse University, becoming the youngest student in the university’s history.
Modiate, twenty six years old, recalls how he and Abraham Lincoln knuckled down in Springfield. Bale, as a boy, tried marbles with Robert Lincoln and with Honest Abe, then a country attorney, often joined in the games.
A broad survey of European turmoil reports Chancellor Stresemann forming a new cabinet with a directorate to govern Germany. Bavaria and Rhineland tensions rise as dictators threaten strikes and possible monarchy restoration while labor movements debate independent political action in the US.
President Coolidge plans a series of conferences with Democratic and Republican leaders to gather ideas on joining the world court. He aims to move the matter early to focus Congress on domestic issues while not forcing adoption. Senator Magnus of Minnesota and Senator Johnson of California are involved in discussions and price fixing talks with Secretary Wallace.
A severe earthquake shock hit Tokyo forcing residents from homes and cutting electric lights. A temblor was also felt in California. Japanese officials report 103000 dead, 125000 injured, 285000 missing, with higher estimates possible. Daniel EL Dercy urged Yamamoto that the silk trust blocks shipments causing large losses and threatening Paterson and Passaic mills.
The USS Shenandoah the American navy dirigible christened Daughter of the Star made a record round trip from Lakehurst New Jersey to Chicago and St Louis in 47 hours 49 minutes covering about 2200 miles airborne 46 hours with only one stop at St Louis for the international air races drawing vast crowds of aviators and spectators.
The allies finished the evacuation on Tuesday and Turkish troops entered the city Saturday amid rejoicing. Reports say Turkey will soon be proclaimed a republic.
VER reports that civil rule has ended in Spain as civil governors, municipal governments, and general councils were abolished. Cities and towns now operate under juntas reporting directly to Dictator Primo Bivens.
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