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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1913
Page
4
Front page item notes editor Joseph Nickell and Brown ing Missouri publication details. Post office entry date listed as July 8 1897. Thursday issue dated March 27 1913.
Washington notes the President urges an April seventh extra session to consider tariff currency and trust legislation. Senate adjourned sine die with most nominations confirmed. Neill remains blocked. John Basset Moore named State Department councilor to draft replies to foreign complaints. Supreme Court blocks Postmaster General from prosecuting papers over ownership disclosures. Porter Charlton brief filed as final hope.
Sale at T. J. Walkers draws a large crowd. Earnest Hamilton visits family. Alf and Brae Browning stay with Cal Cutberth. Mr. and Mrs. Jakie Hamilton welcome a baby boy born March 18, 1913. The How to George Martin’s farm relocation for Lee Myers. Will Boehner visits Glaze home. Florence Cutberth stays with J. R. Glaze. A Sunday wind causes damage locally. M. G. Fuller makes a business trip to Humphreys. Robert Hamilton recovers from a broken leg.
Summary of legal fight over extradition to Italy for a 1910 Lake Como murder, challenge to treaty validity, plus a St Patrick's Day note about President Wilson wearing shamrocks sent by John Redmond. Also mentions Shamrock Club banquet speaker Cary and a high profile social dinner for Misses Wilson at Chevy Chase Club with local school election notices dated March 8, 1913.
In compliance with section 10844 Revised Statutes 1909 notice is given to qualified voters of District No 197 Linn and Sullivan counties Missouri that the Annual School Meeting will be held at the school.
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