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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1920
Page
2
Widespread labor actions spark plant seizures as workers take control and attempt to run facilities on communist lines. Owners resist, but managers refuse to join, prompting clashes over production and government responses amid inflation and international tensions.
Reports from southern Russia weave between defeats and victories as Wrangel's troops allegedly surround Kolsteviki at Rachavka with a fierce Dnieper bridge battle. The Polish staff cites imminent Riga peace talks and refuses joint offensives, delaying renewed action. Terence McSwiney remains critically ill, with no relief expected soon.
A major quake in northern Traly between Florence Milan and the Adriatic coast killed thousands and left many more homeless. Numerous towns were wholly or partly destroyed and extensive property damage occurred.
In Benton Harbor Michigan a crowd of about 20 000 watched Jack Dempsey defend his heavyweight title against Billy Miske. Dempsey knocked Miske down in the third round and finished with a right hook that sent him to the mat for the count.
Benjamin K R Stickney, a long time bureau of engraving and printing employee, designed a perforating machine for stamps handling both directions after printing and swanming and a system to cut sheets of 100. He received a promotion for this work and for a stamp printing machine. Over 3800 tons of bureau machinery were designed and perfected by him.
In Norwich Connecticut the 1930s rogue tourney featured four women atop one division. Annie L Whitney of Portland Maine emerged as champion of the second division by winning 112 matches and losing only one to Tomate contenders.
David Akieyv Aten won a prize in the annual tavby parade and carnival at Asture Park New Jersey. His costume was described as hostile and his vehicle as a tin hathtuah.
In a Quaridary exchange Dubbs laments his praise for a woman. A friend questions the problem as Dubbs explains he fears excessive compliments will push her away. He worries stopping may signal indifference and end the romance.
George Ade, described as an incorrigible bachelor, scores a home run off marriage at a Chicago wedding breakfast. The paterfamilias responds with a quip contrasting symbols of peace and war, calling the orange blossom the emblem of war.
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