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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1924
Page
2
Brief notes from capitals report French recognition of the Soviet regime and demand to return the Russian fleet at Bizerta. Bavarian monarchists face denials of restoration while Franco German talks stall over Dawes plan link. international opium conference ends without resolutions and Coolidge eyes another world arms conference.
Vice president elect Charles G. Dawes had a successful herniorrhaphy after rupturing during morning exercises. Dr. Parkes said he will remain in bed about two weeks with good vitality, and Dawes sent a message to President Coolidge confirming no immediate danger.
The League of Nations military and permanent military commissions selected six experts to sit with the special committees drafting the arms conference agenda. France and Italy will appoint military representatives, Great Britain and Japan naval representatives, and Brazil an air expert, with Czecho Slovakia Sweden and Belgium supplying substitutes for each group. A preliminary list of military and civil experts will later form commissions to study armaments in Germany and other central powers under the Versailles treaty.
Washington expects new and energetic measures to recover part of the 7 billion dollars Europe owes the United States as the Dawes plan stabilizes the continent and Coolidge remains in office. Tax reductions hinge on debt repayments from France Belgium and Italy, with broader cuts possible if repayments proceed.
Worthington area tragedy reports brothers William and Albert Moja aged 7 and 8 and cousin Dale Moja age 6 drowned in Furyslough near Kimbrae Minnesota. Fathers are farmers in the area.
A man died and another was badly injured when the Capitol Limited of the Baltimore and Ohio derailed at Brunswick Maryland. Investigating crews examined the scene and authorities reported the accident occurred late at night.
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