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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1924
Page
6
A week of world headlines highlights peace efforts by the Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom pushing a debtor creditor meeting. Reports note Franco German security talks, Russian Soviet recognition discussions, and preparations for Ruhr Rhineland negotiations.
The 1923 review notes a record year for retail trade driven by near full employment and higher farm incomes. Mail order business rose 31 percent and department stores 16 percent as consumer buying power expanded. Industrial output stayed high with rising national income and farm product sales improving by about 900 million dollars from 1922.
New York reports that wages across America at the start of the new year are higher than in 1923. Living costs rose monthly, but average earnings grew 8.5 percent while costs rose 3.3 percent, yielding a 4.6 percent gain in purchasing power. The Conference Board notes a general wage rise and near capacity production in many major industries.
The United States government agreed to sell war material to the Obregon government of Mexico in response to a request amid an armed uprising. The package reportedly includes military rifles from Fort Sam Houston and ten airplanes, with ammunition possibly included and a potential expenditure near several million dollars.
Standard Oil of Indiana filed a federal suit in Muskogee Oklahoma to bar Cosden & Co from using patented oil refining processes and to recover all profits from the alleged infringement.
The port garrison at Taxpam in Vera Cruz state under Colonel Ismael Rueda revolts and joins the revolutionary movement today.
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