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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1925
Page
6
A roundup of international events: Herriot faces a critical security pact decision in Paris while Germany signals no immediate Rhine evacuation. Reports touch on Franco American debt debates, Aby El Krim’s death, Japan’s market status, and policy shifts in Washington.
Geneva peace protocol to outlaw war faces British opposition led by Austen Chamberlain. Britain demands extensive remodeling of the pact to satisfy military and naval considerations and dominion scrutiny of domestic questions. Yet London hints the Geneva framework may still be viable if Germany joins the league and mutual assistance remains binding.
Lake Charles La Efforts to curb Gulf coast liquor shipments to Kansas City St Louis and Chicago cost two officers their lives L G Collins federal prohibition agent and Samuel E Duhon deputy sheriff were found slain in a Vinton Texas border cemetery their car riddled with bullets The deaths prompt renewed government action with M H Daly and A R Harris directing about a hundred men to trace bootleg rings operating from Biloxi Gulfport and other Mississippi ports.
The Interstate Commerce Commission will begin an investigation of freight rate structures with a focus on charges for agricultural products. The Hoch Smith resolution from Congress regards agriculture as a basic industry and calls for reduced rates where justified, urging first reductions for the middle Western and intermountain regions due to higher transport costs.
In St Louis rats ignited a kitchen blaze at the home of George Symon a local representative of a steamship agency. The fire killed Mrs Julia Symon the wife of George Symon who attempted to extinguish the flames.
New York philanthropist John D. Rockefeller Jr. has given 1 million dollars to the Hampton Institute and the Tuskegee Institute for negro education. Dr Anson Phelps Stokes announced the gift.
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