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Newspaper
Plainfield Messenger
Location
Plainfield, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1922
Page
3
In a Hornell New York letter Mrs Chas Baker shares how Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Food Medicine restored her health. She went from fatigue irritability and sleep problems to full daily activity and urges others to try the remedies.
Washington approves the navy limitation pact and the gas and submarine treaty with 74 to 1, while debates over naval and army budgets rage. The issue includes proposed minimums for forces and plans to keep Hawaii and the Panama Canal Zone garrisons, with Pershing warning against deep cuts. Lenin’s health rumors swirl as Genoa talks loom.
The naval appropriations subcommittee led by Representative Pat Kelley seeks to reduce enlisted personnel to 65,000, cutting 25,000 from current levels and potentially worsening parity with Japan despite the treaty's intent.
The measure funds the War Department at about 288 million dollars while an amendment adds 15 million to a lump sum for river and harbor work for the next fiscal year. Budget officials favored 27 million. Mann of Illinois led the higher sum against Mondell, Burton and others. President Harding backs the budget system but is unsettled by the display of defiance.
About 595,000 miners walk out at midnight crippling unionized bituminous and anthracite mines. Wage cut talks loom as operators demand reductions tied to living costs while miners blame waste, high profits, and market controls. Regions like Pittsburgh and Kanawha see nonunion bids. Illinois and Indiana align with international. In Ireland, peace talks signed by Free State and Ulster offer hope for unity amid ongoing unrest and explosions.
The Genoa conference policy will be submitted to the House of Commons this week for approval or rejection. Lloyd George’s retention hinges on the result, with friends claiming a minimum 800 majority as a threshold. He has already calmed cabinet opposition by denying immediate recognition of the Soviet government of Russia.
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