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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1924
Page
2
A survey of global events notes anti Jewish violence in Czernowitz Romania and unrest in Germany with secret society crackdowns. Reports detail debates over League of Nations disarmament plans and the rising influence of monarchist protests in Berlin.
The annual survey shows 1,330 million dollars remitted abroad for four categories including immigrants' purchases of foreign securities and missionary expenditures. Foreigners bought 339 million in American securities while domestic exports reached 4,281 million, leaving a net inbound balance of 152 million.
President Coolidge considers a Mellon backed plan to convene a conference of state governors to discuss limiting the rapid rise in state and local taxes. Senate and House members drafting a federal tax reduction bill favor a joint meeting. The president has urged states to cooperate with federal retrenchment and curb the tax burden.
Boston reports the national American LegionChildren Welfare Committee aims to raise ten million dollars to care for soldiers and sailors orphans. Gen James Drain said about six thousand orphans exist nationwide and a home for every homeless child is planned with temporary care in cottage-home style institutions like Otter Lake Michigan. Col George A Withers of Clay Center Kansas chairs the national committee.
A briefcase with $160,000 in bonds was taken from the Pullman berth of A. Fromberg an attorney of Chicago at Taylorville Illinois. Sheriff Andrew Fiesher received a telegram reporting the theft.
Pasadena report states Mrs. W. A. Baker, a society figure, was found dead by hanging. Investigators are examining circumstances surrounding the death in the California city.
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