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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1925
Page
2
A weekly roundup reports political shifts in Belgium France and Spain. Painleve tours the front in Morocco while Washington rejects a European security pact and Geneva approves a protocol banning poison gas. Coolidge plans a Poland visit. Scopes defense plans advance. weather, aviation, and local incidents add to the global mosaic.
President Calles of Mexico responds to Secretary Kellogg with a sharp, defiant statement. He accuses Kellogg of contradicting facts and vows Mexico will not accept foreign intervention in its domestic affairs. Mexico also notes its international obligations and cites a commission to review claims by foreigners arising from revolutions.
Twenty eight police squads launched raids on numerous Genna gang sites after leader Mike Genna was killed in a gun fight following the slayings of two officers and the wounding of a third. Mayor Dever and Chief Collins ordered immediate action and officers were told to shoot at first resistance.
Internal Revenue Bureau figures reveal 7,698,321 returns for 1923 with total taxable personal income at 26 336 337 843 dollars. Seventy four taxpayers earned over 1 million dollars paying 35 788 475 dollars in taxes while the $2,000 to $5,000 brackets remained most common though shifts occurred in 1922 comparisons with rises in the 3 000 to 4 000 and 4 000 to 5 000 ranges.
Two aviators were killed during a secret test flight in dense fog when the engine stalled at several hundred feet and the plane crashed into a Pennsylvania freight car in the company yards.
Representative Davis of Tennessee questions the shipping board and the emergency fleet corporation plan to scrap 200 ships. He argues the law allows dismantling only when vessels are fit for the junk pile and that ships in serviceable condition cannot be scrapped.
Five people drowned and twelve escaped death when a fishing yacht capsized while rounding the breakwaters at Newport Beach, Gal. The incident left a deadly toll and prompted rescue efforts by local authorities.
Walter J. Kief, father of this city, died in Providence hospital from injuries suffered a week earlier when he was crushed between his motor car and a tree at Welborn Lake in Kansas City.
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