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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1923
Page
6
Wide range of items from Europe and Americas report German Ruhr tensions in Bavaria rights suspensions under dictatorship in Munich, Italy indemnity payments from Greece to Italy, and evacuation talks in Istanbul. Also notes on Coolidge memorial, prohibition observance, Brazil naval postings, and rail disasters in Wyoming.
In Dusseldorf a large separatist rally ended in a massacre as German demonstrators faced French occupation forces. Police and security units fired, leaving twenty dead and hundreds injured amid claims the French started the violence. French authorities seized security police and barracks, with hospitals overwhelmed by casualties.
Geneva reports the League of Nations Assembly debating disarmament. The body sent the draft treaty of mutual assistance to governments for examination, aiming to make disarmament a foundation for national security. Despite opposition, delegates saw the move as a significant step forward with calls for universal moral and material disarmament. Dr Urrutia echoed Lord Cecil on compulsory jurisdiction of the permanent court of international justice.
Cloud bursts flood Indian Creek and Broadway as Council Bluffs is put under military control. National guardsmen guard property while relief workers pause their search for a dozen missing. Death toll from the first storm remains twenty to twenty five. Soup kitchens and schoolhouses open for homeless families.
The American Legion's national legislative committee reports at its San Francisco convention that the soldiers bonus bill is absolutely certain to become law in the upcoming Congress.
A sharp earthquake struck near Nara at 6 o'clock the previous morning causing irregular tides in Osaka and widespread public excitement among residents and authorities.
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