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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1923
Page
2
A weekly synthesis reports on British cabinet actions over the German reparations note and Allied diplomacy, plus broad international items. It notes the Singapore naval base debate, Ruhr passive resistance, a U.S. state affairs briefing, and various incidents across America, Europe, and beyond including labor strikes, voyages, and treaty renewals.
Seventy five inmates at the Illinois state hospital for the criminal insane in Chester attacked guards with knives after breaking through bars in the bull pen. Thirty one escaped through a newly created passage, four recaptured, twenty six at large, and two guards wounded. Jackson, a Chicago murder convict, was killed by a guard during the melee.
Southwestern grain growers report success with the American Farm Bureau plan to store wheat on farms and finance it via the intermediate credit act. The Wichita intermediate credit bank is advancing over 100000 dollars daily for storing farm wheat and expects to lend up to two million dollars daily.
Arthur Lorenz former Staats Zeitung editor was sentenced to six months in the workhouse for malicious defamation of the American Legion. Judge Hugo Pam ruled his editorial remarks branded Legion members as bums vagabonds and tramps and attacked the World War army as scum.
Washington report shows Missouri fifth and Kansas sixth in the nation for rural delivery routes and mileage served, per the Post Office Department.
Detroit plans a 29 story hotel on the Cadillac site. It will be the tallest hotel in the world and is to be erected immediately as the old Cadillac hotel is razed.
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