San Blas Indians object to government nose ring bidding order
In Panama the San Blas Indians protest a government directive requiring the wearing of nose rings as a bidding condition. The dispute centers on cultural practices and official demands.
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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1920
Page
6
In Panama the San Blas Indians protest a government directive requiring the wearing of nose rings as a bidding condition. The dispute centers on cultural practices and official demands.
In New York on June 15 the own your own apartment movement gains ground with tenants purchasing a Fifth Avenue apartment house for 2.5 million dollars and plans to start a 4 million dollar Park Avenue curved apartment project. Woodrow Court on upper Broadway between 169th and 170th streets sells for 600 thousand to its 52 resident families.
James B. Parks of Richmond will act as alternate delegate to Shanks for the Democratic presidential nomination in San Francisco after Shanks declines to attend due to pressing business. Parks plans to travel with Kentucky Democrats. D M Shields of Spencer County is the other district delegate. Parks supports Governor James M. Cox of Ohio, with prior favorable letters from Campbell not needed.
Ex Governor Campbell writes delegates praising James M Cox as the best Democratic nominee. He emphasizes Cox’s two terms as governor, farm roots, ownership of daily papers, business ties, and war leadership. Campbell argues Cox can carry Ohio and harmonize legislature and administration.
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