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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1922
Page
6
Reports from London Paris and Washington describe Kemal Pashas demand to retire British troops in the Asiatic zone and Greek throne collapse plus rising Near East tensions. NATO-like armament talks stall while Greek Turkish dispute risks broad European warfare.
Turkish commander Kemal Pasha agrees to a military conference at Mudania to decide armistice terms with allied generals. British will not move, and evacuation of the neutral zone is debated as Venice talks near. Prime Minister Lloyd George says the situation eases after Turkish forces withdraw from Erenkeui.
The Federal Reserve Board reports general business recuperation in the United States with widespread activity gains. Hundreds of thousands of coal miners railroad shop workers and textile employees have returned to work and wages rise across copper steel cotton and building sectors. Manufacturing runs high with iron and steel mills expanding and banks in a strong stance meeting seasonal needs.
Washington despite the scale of cancer deaths the initiative aims to educate the public on protective measures and preventive steps. The movement plans a nationwide campaign beginning in November to appeal to President Harding for support and to arouse public awareness of the disease and its curb.
The text notes Great Britain has an army of 40,000 in the Near East. It states this was the size of the first British army sent into France and Belgium at the outbreak of the war to fight the Germans.
Springfield Illinois The light wine and beer proposition must be submitted to voters in the November election. Attorney General Brundage advised Secretary of State Emerson.
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