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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1924
Page
6
A week in review covers Premier Herriot's adjournment in France, Dawes plan details, and reparation figures. London talks on naval limits, Iran and S Iran tensions, and U.S. probes into gas and radio monopolies. Domestic items include drought losses in Connecticut, a missing child case, and political shifts in Texas and Oklahoma.
Lieut Wade and Sergeant Ogden spent six hours on the water before rescue after their plane was forced down by engine trouble during the round the world flight segment between Scotland and Iceland. Lieut Leigh Wade and Sgt Ogden survived a harrowing overwater landing and awaited rescue in Iceland while Lieut Erik Nelson and Lieut Lowell H. Smith completed the track from Kirkwall through dense fog.
Mrs Rosalie Evans widow of a former Bank of London in Mexico president was shot dead near Texmelucan Puebla while en route to her hacienda a known storm center. Slayers are unknown but likely agrarians incited by anti foreign agitators. Her body was found by Luciano Rodriguez and taken to Texmelucan where Strauss is cared for. Federal forces pursue the attackers.
Atlantic City, N J labor leaders back La Follette and Wheeler after adopting the federation's nonpartisan campaign report. The document denounces both parties as morally bankrupt and controlled by machine politicians, condemns Coolidge Dawes Davis and Bryan as unacceptable to labor.
Stanley Placek 21 of Wilber committed death by own action, reportedly due to a love affair disappointment. He is believed to have swallowed a quantity of acid.
Four unframed Turner water colors valued at $60,000 were stolen from the hotel apartment of C. H. Lord. The loss was reported to police after his return from a business trip in Chicago.
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