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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1922
Page
2
Edward W. Pickard notes Lloyd George, ousted as British prime minister, campaigns to reenter Parliament and champion US and Russia ties while opposing radical labor demands. The piece links British politics to global affairs as Germany faces turmoil and reparations debates unfold.
Prime Minister Andrew Bonar Law forms a new cabinet including Marquis Curzon as foreign secretary and Stanley Baldwin as chancellor as elections loom. The article notes Lloyd George pushing to rebuild influence, urging U S collaboration and League of Nations support while Labor demands a debt levy and treaty revisions. It also cites economic advice from Sir George Palsh in the United States.
The report cites Sir George urging America to open immigration, Italy’s fascisti gaining power after cabinet resignations, and Germany facing reparations pressure. It notes negotiations at Berlin with the reparations commission, French and Belgian exchange rates, and warnings from British and French leaders about future conferences.
A federal judge in New York upholds the attorney general ban on carrying liquor on ships entering American waters. The ruling affects several steamship firms as the case heads to the Supreme Court, with a possible six to eight weeks before a decision. The Treasury secretary has told agents not to enforce the order against foreign vessels with sealed supplies. American ships must comply. France signals noncompliance with a request to curb smuggling from St Pierre et Miquelon, asserting islanders barter liquor for food and that the practice aids fishermen.
Samuel Gompers Morri son and James O Connell head the national non partisan AFL campaign issuing a manifesto denouncing Congress as reactionary. They call voters to “put progress in” at the November election and condemn moves to repeal the excess profits tax cut surtaxes and affect the soldiers bonus.
In Sacramento members of the I W W stand trial for violation of the California criminal symbol law. The state presented a witness last week who testified against the defendants.
Big transports carried the Japanese troops and many civilians from Windivestel last Wednesday. The Chita Government forces entered the city and took control, with the Red Army ordering British and American marines and all foreign warships to depart the harbor.
The provisional Irish parliament adopted the Irish Free State constitution on Wednesday and sent it to London for approval by the new British cabinet. The draft, approved in June by the Lloyd George ministry, remains unchanged and unlikely to offend the English government. Eamon de Valera has returned to Dublin but suffers a serious nervous disorder requiring constant priestly attendance.
Ca noted American died last week s-Dr. Lyman Abbott, the vener able editor of Outlook. For many year he has been prominent as a preacher, editor, author and lecturer, and he was the associate and friend of the greatest Americans of his time.
Do fluke led from the start to win the Gaih Bridgeshire Stakes at Newmarket by a length and a half, upsetting the favorite talent. Re echo held back and finished a close second in the English race.
W P G Harding former governor of the federal reserve board will travel 600n to Cuba at President Zayas invitation to audit Cuban financial affairs and advise on a banking system akin to the American Federal Reserve. He expects to stay in Havana six weeks or more.
A Wisconsin Supreme Court session debated whether a former convict can hold public office and if state courts can challenge legislative nominees before ballots. Separate items note New Jersey reversing a voting ban on the Roosevelts, and other diverse reports from Atlantic City to Chicago on public life and legal rulings.
Mrs Izie Rierson of Winston-Salem reports eight months of nervous indigestion and sleeplessness improved after using Dr Pierce s Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription. She credits relief to the remedies and endorses them for relatives including grandchildren, inviting others to seek the doctor s guidance or obtain the medicines from local pharmacists.
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