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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1922
Page
6
Rumors of Lausanne conference postponement mix with reports of a Turkish sultanate end and Albanian revolt. Mussolini seeks a religious tone for WWI victory anniversary while Greece declines. US debts shrink as tax revenues rise. Obituaries, crime, weather, transport, and labor unrest fill the week’s global briefings.
A powerful Oklahoma tornado near Drumright and Shamrock wrecked oil dericks and homes on leased lands, killing six people including Joe Jennings and his wife. It injured over a hundred, with damage surging past one million dollars as the storm swept a 25 mile path and 300 feet wide.
Robert R. Smith a Modern Woodmen director filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in federal court. Liabilities listed at 1 709 461 01 with assets 8 429 58. Banks in Missouri Kansas Oklahoma Iowa and Arkansas named creditors and thirteen individuals and firms in those states also listed among creditors.
Nationalist government controls Constantinople with Rafet Pasha as governor and Hamid Bey calling for Allied troops to withdraw. Ankara envoy demands evacuation of Entente forces. Turks tear up the Mudania armistice and push into Chanak and other neutral zones.
Wilhelm II former German emperor and Princess Hermine of Reuss married at Doorn House where the former ruler resides in exile. Several children from the first marriage attended to seal the union.
Waukegan Illinois vandals wreck the Mill Creek Catholic cemetery near Wadsworth breaking many tombstones and sparking strong indignation as almost none remain standing.
Albert Stromgford, an oil worker from Yale, was killed by an accidental gun discharge while duck hunting on the Cimarron river near Perkins Oklahoma. The incident occurred recently and is under local investigation.
A reflective piece recalls idle hours by the sea and a longing for a prince to whisk the speaker away to a castle of love. The speaker treats ignorance as bliss while dreaming of a manly future rescue.
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