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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1922
Page
9
Berlin replies to the reparations commission promises to comply with conditions, seeking foreign loan assistance to manage the floating debt. It outlines tax and debt measures, forecasts to 1923, and safeguards Reichsbank autonomy while agreeing to commission controls without harming sovereignty.
Two women Mia Jean Jenkins and Katherine Me Maman say Gus Grimes held them and a man H E K Basd chained in a cave beneath a shack outside Omaha after luring them with a ride. Grimes, identified as Frei Brown, fled in Boyd’s car, later found sixty three miles from Lincoln. Basd escaped and notified officers.
Cheynne Wyo May 31 C C Prest, aviator, aimed to fly from Paffato N Y to Siberia but could not continue in this city due to wing damage caused by a hall storm.
Manila Police Chief John W. Green says public exhibitions by women boxers are objectionable for anatomical and physiological reasons. He sent a letter to the mayor urging an ordinance to prohibit such bouts. The city council was asked to act after a recent legislature allowed boxing without sex specification, leading to several women as principals in bouts.
President Harding accepts the Lincoln Memorial on behalf of the government and argues Lincoln would have compromised with slavery to preserve the Union. He calls Lincoln’s faith in the Union the supreme aim, honors the founding fathers, and emphasizes the memorial as a solemn tribute to America’s heritage.
Otto Schucki of Hoboken was killed at Beaverbrook Sullivan County when his revolver jammed during target practice. While fixing the weapon it discharged into his heart. He was with a group near the Half Moon Lake House. Say you saw it in The News.
President Harding quoted Lincoln on restraint by constitutional checks as the true sovereign of a free people. He warned against hurry to majority rule and called deliberate public opinion essential to civilization while Taft presented a memorial to Harding as a shrine to liberty and faith.
In Arlington National Cemetery a French star memorial, embroidered with the inscription To your dear and regretted unknown soldier the French people remain thankful forever Memorial Day 1922, was placed on the Unknown Soldier’s grate. Madame Charles Raveau of Rochefort-sur-Mer sent the tribute via the American Consul at Bordeaux, symbolizing France’s grief with flowers and bright brilliants. The Raveau family helped American graves services around Rochefort after World War I and befriended many American soldiers stationed there.
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