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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1922
Page
2
In a heated session the Reparations Commission weighs a bill affecting American ex servicemen on the Rhine and in Africa. The measure faces stiff opposition as South Africa and India issues stir ferment among delegates.
The Senate ratified the treaty amid clashes over authorship and reservations. Debate touched on four-power agreements, reparations talks, and foreign policy moves with leaders like Senator Youman and Senator Borah opposing or supporting key amendments. Global fallout from Versailles, British India tensions, and mining strikes in South Africa and other regions frame the broader context.
Eamon de Valera launches a republican association seeking financial and moral support. Violence in Vienna results from a rabid jackal attack. Lady Alice White dies in London from an apparent burglary linked injury. Pope Pius extends the papal conclave interval. Genoa conference delegates named. Egypt crowns Ahmed Fuad Pasha with gun salutes in Cairo Alexandria Port Said. Fiume politics threaten anarchy as parties vie for control after Zanella. Gold miners threaten Johannesburg amid rebelling suppression. Squier sues AT T for wireless patent infringements. Navy manpower debated as 65 000 to 90 000 proposed. Senate approves 136 895 000 deficiency bill with 27 468 000 tax repayment. Crop stabilization commission proposed with annual term and broad secretary makeup.
Reports show Birmingham experiments on saldige mud for engine fixes and interstate rate rulings condemning discrimination in Arkansas cities. Immigration checks prep for General Semenoff, bonuses debate widens with a House compromise cost of 4.1 billion dollars. Justice Dept price probe nears end and US wartime spending contrasts with France and Britain. Hoover rejects 1926 Philadelphia exposition post, and Pacific treaty Robinson amendment fails 55 to 30.
A Brooklyn court hears witnesses from disabled claimants against John Stefan who employed them to beg. A Buffalo grand jury reports 34 indictments tied to New York Central railroad thefts totaling over 2 million. The Morans and Shields face a second murder trial in Virginia. Textile strike hopes fade in Rhode Island as mediation moves. Obenchain and Burch trial for Kennedy shooting unfolds in Los Angeles. Riverside murder linked to an inside job. A daylight gunfight leaves Officer McMail dead in New York. A Chicago wholesale fire destroys vast property. New York clubwomen oppose McMennies art piece Civic Virtue. An 18 year old defends his mother in Lynn home brew case. Atlanta-Birmingham derailment kills 11, injures 16. Rhode Island strike widens with plant closures. Robbery at a drug store ends in a cashier’s death. Bend Oregon theaters report rising revenue under pay-as-you-leave. Actress Alice Brady welcomes a baby. Patty Arbuckle set for third trial. Anthracite miners seek wage raises in New York City.
Mrs Izle Rierson of Winston Salem says eight months of digestive trouble eased after taking Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery prescribed with Dr Pierce’s Prescription. She reports improved sleep and appetite and continues using the remedy for herself children and grandchildren. She encourages others to obtain the medicine from a druggist or contact Invalids Hotel Buffalo New York for advice.
A stylish woman at an uptown Indianapolis store asked to sample perfume priced at a quarter per ounce. The clerk allowed a sniff despite rules against opening scent bottles. The customer praised it and joked about already taking a quarter’s worth.
Jud Tunkins argues modern issues stem from too many chefs and not enough hired girls. He stresses workplace disharmony and wasted effort due to excessive leadership and lack of skilled help.
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