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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1924
Page
6
A weekly survey reports Count Lidendorff's trial remark in Munich and US actions on the Honduras frontier. It notes reparations payments by France, German railway control talks, and political shifts as Premier Theunis faces possible resignation. Also covered are rail, tax, and wage matters, plus incidents in Chicago and Oklahoma.
Premier Macdonald and French Premier Poincare publish a public exchange aimed at reparations talks. Both leaders signal willingness to cooperate though no concrete proposals arise until expert Paris committees report. France and Britain may appeal to the United States for support if tied actions progress.
A massive blast at the Nixon nitration works ordnance salvage plant in New Brunswick New Jersey kills an estimated forty and injures about a hundred. The two story brick building, leased to Ammonite Company, was flattened and flames engulfed forty nearby celluloid structures. The explosion, felt sixty miles away, shattered windows and toppled chimneys across several cities.
A five senator investigating committee was elected to probe Harry M. Daugherty's conduct as attorney general. They will begin by examining the Justice Department’s handling of anti trust cases. Daugherty prepared to meet the Senate inquiry as the roll call finished.
Governor Hyde of Missouri and his brother Ben Hyde of Kansas City have arrived in Washington from Florida. Hyde appears well and said the trip refreshed them, returning in good health and vigor.
The Democratic state central committee adopted a motion to remove E. L. Doheny as second vice president of the organization during its meeting here in San Francisco.
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