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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1922
Page
2
Reports from The Hague and Washington detail Russia seeking 3,224 million gold rubles in credits, China and Japan negotiating Shantung, and Russia planning a new currency amid Genoa-Hague shifts. Other items include Rathenau's murder aftermath, Mexican unrest, and U.S. political and economic moves abroad.
Nine bodies were recovered from a Philadelphia and Reading train wreck near Winslow Junction New Jersey after a switch misset signals caused a washout collision. Rescue squads from Hammonton Camden and local physicians rushed to aid hundreds of excursionists bound for Atlantic City as relief trains departed with doctors and nurses.
Washington reports fifty coal operators and mine union officials spent the hottest day yet this summer seeking a basis for negotiations after President Harding urged a settlement. The conference adjourned with little progress toward a procedural agreement, the President warning that government action could be taken to avert a fuel famine for the public good.
The Senate voted 38 to 12 to adopt a 30 cent per bushel tariff on wheat. Democratic leaders warned the rate would cost Americans about 100 million dollars, while Senator McCumber said it aims to keep Northern spring wheat prices above world levels and would not raise consumer costs by more than about two dollars per year. The chamber then expedited passage of related committee amendments.
Mr and Mrs William Hurd returning from field work found their 10 month old baby dead in bed in the care of a brother The child was smothered by the bedclothes in the Arcadia area Guthrie Oklahoma home crime scene details remain preliminary
The United States Department of Agriculture forecasts commercial production of 60 102 cars of watermelons in the early producing states.
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