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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1925
Page
6
A terse global overview notes informal talks on a new arms conference behind schedule. Highlights include British army strength, proposed French loans to stabilize finances, and German assets. plus naval conference steps and U.S. tax debates.
Kansas City police recovered the mutilated bodies of Burt G. Lovejoy patrolman and George Peters former chauffeur and salesman after a two day search in a wilderness liquor cache. Their deaths followed theft of 335 gallons of illicit liquor and a brutal, fire soaked burial.
Three women and two men allegedly formed a bootlegging ring operating around the capitol. Arrests followed a complaint by Ohio Representative Cooper, who urged more raids if conditions do not improve. One detainee, Eli George Wright, 60, a Capitol doorman, is accused of soliciting liquor orders in the capitol and nearby office buildings.
The house aircraft investigation closed after a stormy secret session. Republican leaders objected to hearings and refused funds to continue, ending the probe with no resumption planned until December.
In Geraldstown West Virginia the 67 year old Rev William H Miller collapsed during a Presbyterian sermon and died before medical help arrived. He was a well known local religious leader and had served the congregation for years.
Governor Miriam A. Ferguson exercises her veto for the first time in office by declining to sign a bill that would grant free railroad transportation to state lawmakers. The veto marks a significant step in her administration’s approach to legislative perks.
Hollywood announces Gunnar Kasson the Alaskan musher who delivered serum to Nome will visit with his famous dog. Kasson's historic long trek is noted as he arrives in Hollywood seeking public interest and appearances.
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