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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1922
Page
2
A week in review highlights renewed calls to trial ex Kaiser Wilhelm in Paris, Fascist actions in Italy, near East peace talks in Lausanne invite US participation, and debates over German reparations. Also notes US wage data, tax evasions, road program aims, and scattered incidents across the United States.
After days of upheaval in Italy the revolt subsides as King Victor Emmanuel invites Benito Mussolini to form a new government. Mussolini meets with Gabriel d Annu nzio at Lake Garda and travels to Rome amid royal and Fascisti honors. Military restrictions are lifted and fascist bands retreat from Monte Mario as southern Italy remains unsettled.
The United States will attend the Lausanne peace conference next month to observe and protect American interests while avoiding entanglement in European diplomatic bargaining. Secretary Hughes met British French and Italian diplomats who invited U S participation in Near East peace talks opening November 13.
General Leonard Wood told the Philippine legislature that strict government economy and total withdrawal from business are essential. He praised recent laws stabilizing currency and credit and argued legitimate investments are safer in the Philippines than in older nations. He cited World War lessons showing government cannot run business.
A 42 year old lawyer BE Farlow of Washington shot himself in the temple with a .38 caliber revolver two minutes after dictating a letter about his father’s proposed visit to Washington. Police say the death is a suicide.
The Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago released a report showing a sharp fall in production of both passenger cars and trucks in September.
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