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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1923
Page
2
Widespread Polish protests in Warsaw threaten Russia as clashes erupt in Ukraine with reports of executions of peasants by Bolshevist forces. European concerns rise over naval armaments and ongoing enforcement efforts, while political shifts and disasters ripple across the United States and abroad.
The Federal Reserve Bank of New York notes near capacity in production and distribution. Iron and steel output hit record highs while automobile manufacturing nears three million for the year. freight rail traffic and expansion plans for rolling stock reflect broad industrial activity.
Three men suspected of robbing Burlington freight train No. 75 were shot and killed by special agents at Farley seven miles south of Platte City. Agents had pursued the robbers over Wednesday Thursday and Friday nights when the train was attacked at each stop. The men, later identified as ex- were killed after opening fire on the ground as the agents returned shots with short barreled shotguns.
Senator Smith of South Carolina says crop insurance is on the nonpartisan farm bloc program for a possible next session of Congress if a satisfactory plan can be worked out. A Senate agricultural committee subcommittee chaired by Senator McNary will begin hearings on crop insurance the last week in April.
Rum runners in the motor launch Defi captured thirteen miles off the Jersey coast dropped Captain Ryan of the Coast Guard cutter Manhattan overboard as the cutter docked here and escaped.
San Francisco police accuse Clarence B. Hicks a Navy sailor from the submarine S36 crew of murder in the death of Rabbi Alfred G. Latee. The case centers on Hicks’s alleged involvement in the fatal incident.
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