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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1922
Page
2
A large Denver crowd witnessed the 423rd Aviation Squad from Fort Sill perform a final appearance in a test flight. The event closed a notable era as the unit, part of the 100th Army Air Service, traveled to Denver to showcase its skills before graduation week.
Detroit reports the United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employees and National Railway Shop Laborers votes to strike over wage cuts ordered by the U S railway labor board. President Grable says ballots go out immediately with a possible July 5 walkout if approved. He cites 478 009 union and 72 000 nonunion workers affected nationwide. Other unions may join if sentiment favors a strike.
Idaho items report Governor Davis speeches in Preston Weston and Maine urging land exchanges for schools, power dam plans by Utah company near Grace and Alexander, Utah University of Mexico summer program for Utah students, and local notices on wool rates, legal suits, and community events including Fourth of July preparations.
London reports a government motion likely to expel Horatio Katteriey from the House of Commons after a seven year sentence for misappropriating entrusted funds. He was convicted of a misdemeanor and therefore does not automatically retain his seat in Parliament.
Mexico City press dispatches indicate Felix Dux's rebellion is viewed as less serious in the United States than in Mexico. War department reports note revolutionary movements in Muxiche have been effectively halted by federal troops.
Jimmie Murphy of Los Angeles won the French Grand Prix and led a crowd near 1000 at Memorial Day. The event featured a haywire start and rough handling as Murphy set a pace that impressed spectators and opponents alike.
A long reader correspondence in a young women column style, Kay Brooks answers letters from Utah and Idaho about dance etiquette, flirting, correspondence friendships, skin and hair care, and wedding prep. Heavily uses named readers, towns, and a mix of social advice, with cautious guidance on polite refusals, chaperones, and light beauty tips.
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