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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1924
Page
2
A weekly digest notes Ruhr tensions with talk of a protracted French occupation and a 40 million pound loan to Germany. Morocco’s crisis reappears as ministers weigh evacuation timing of the Ruhr. Britain and France deadlock on reparations while Coolidge tours Vermont and Campaign funds loom. Pickax case and crime items mix with Red Cross relief for China floods and a Mars observation plan.
The Dawes plan settles the German reparations issue after four weeks of talks. Germany accepts heavy indebtedness but gains a 200 million dollar loan and likely follow‑on loans in return. Evacuation of Ruhr by Franco Belgian troops is agreed within a year, with actual troop withdrawal starting sooner. Allied and American overseers will ensure revenue collection under American standards.
Japan’s foreign office said protest will continue regardless of American elections. Officials will not discuss timing of new protests and hint Coolidge is seeking a second disarmament conference, which they are studying for a reply.
The National Security League plans a nationwide canvass of Senate and House candidates to gauge preparedness views. A national preparedness committee will be chaired by S. Stanwood Menken with league members and patriots serving. Each candidate will be personally visited to obtain a clear stance, with evasive positions broadcast to voters.
Mrs. Carmelita Barreras, born in 1802 in Socorro New Mexico, died in Albuquerque at age 122. She was the oldest woman in Albuquerque and possibly the state, having moved to the city ten years ago.
Reports from Western Shantung indicate a dyke breach near Enhsien in the Grand canal flood region. The break has inundated 150 villages and destroyed crops across the area, prompting relief attention.
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