Tag: September 1922
Bishop’s Scathing Rebuke Exposes City’s Dark Underbelly
In a blistering sermon delivered at the 47th triennial general convention of the Episcopal Church in the United States, the Rt Rev Eldwin S Lines D D, Bishop of Newark, New Jersey, laid bare the city’s festering social ills. Speaking at the opening session on September 8, 1922, Bishop Lines condemned the ‘violent methods’ and…
Oklahoma’s Slicked-Handed Politicians: A Web of Bribery and Betrayal
In the scorching heat of Oklahoma, a tale of corruption and deceit has been unfolding, leaving a trail of scandal and shame in its wake. It began with the Democratic administration of Governor Charles N. Robertson, who found himself at the center of a bribery scandal two years ago. While the governor claimed the charge…
Insurance Empire Exposed: Congressman Walters Unmasks Trust’s Grip on Worker Compensation
In a scathing indictment, Congressman Walter of Pennsylvania has laid bare the sinister machinations of the insurance trust, which has been blocking a crucial bill to provide compensation to workers in the District. The shocking revelation comes as Congress grapples with the Fitzgerald bill, a measure aimed at safeguarding the rights of workers. According to…
Mexico’s President Obregon Stands Firm Against US Recognition
In a bold move, Mexican President Álvaro Obregón delivered a keynote address to Congress, reiterating the country’s stance on the Treaty of Amity with the United States. While the international community held its breath, Obregón declared that Mexico’s national development would prove to the world that the current government was responsible and worthy of respect.…
