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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1924
Page
2
A weekly digest notes clashes over Dawes reparations plans and German loans, Turkish Russia tensions, Bulgaria’s amnesty for ex premier, and Britain and Canada opposing the League pact. Also reports jury acquittals in DC, Irish leaders released, mining unrest in Oklahoma, and weather and disaster notes abroad.
Teheran declares martial law after the murder of American vice consul Robert Imbrie by a mob. Suspects arrested as agitators face capital punishment and press censorship follows public meetings. Dr. Bagdali links mob violence to superstitions about photographing women and idols, urging U S action including death penalty for instigators.
The Washington board of tax appeals issued regulations for cases unresolved with the treasury. Taxpayers may file a petition with five copies, including clear error assignments, a factual basis, and a self-contained statement of issues, signed and verified by the petitioner.
London reports the inter-allied conference sanctions committee agreed unanimously on two principles to govern allied action if Germany defaults on the Dawes plan. They aim to secure priority for loan investors on German resources and to preserve rights of Versailles signatories, marking a major step toward European economic restoration.
Arthur W. Henderson of Pittsburgh is appointed by Attorney General Stone as special assistant to the attorney general to handle rum smuggling cases in Washington.
Wealthy clubman Frank Zahour was shot dead during a holdup at the Uptown club in the North Shore district after he failed to raise his crippled right hand. Police probe ongoing.
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