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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1923
Page
2
A sweeping digest notes Germany's plummeting currency and rage over Ruhr, French British talks, and American diplomacy with Turkey. It also covers court rulings, naval experiments, relief pleas, and looming coal and refinery strikes with scattered global items from Washington to Mexico and Greece.
President Harding cancels the California leg of his trip after three days of ptomaine poisoning. A conference with his physicians and advisers led to the decision, with talk of abandoning the water trip via the Panama Canal. Brig. Gen. Sawyer and Secretary Work participated, as Mrs. Harding and George E. Christian, Jr. were present.
The Pimpss Comid Ence Board warns against rapid growth in local debt as state and local indebtedness rises from 3.185 billion in 1913 to over 10 billion today. It notes a $4 per person annual debt service burden and cites large increases in Arizona California and county governments over the past decade.
Berlin reports a supreme crisis with fear of warfare and chaos, a collapsed mark, acute food shortages, and semi starvation. Germans fear civil war and a red revolution with communists and fascists active nationwide amid reports France stalls reparations to hasten the republic's collapse.
Horace Vaughn Winchell, 57, a renowned economic geologist, mining engineer, author, and former president of the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers, died recently at his Los Angeles home.
Four men died when their motor car toppled over an embankment near Gainesville Georgia. Victims were J. W. Hunt of Flowery Branch Charles Baker Harris W. McKinney and Grover Crow.
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