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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1923
Page
6
A week of turmoil spans Solingen riots in occupied zones with many dead and wounded, Ruhr distress talks among French German officials, Communist plots in Breslau, and rising unemployment protests. Reports also note currency fears, rail freight records, and scattered violent incidents in the United States and elsewhere.
Six or more robbers struck the Hotel Baltimore at 5 am taking between 3000 and 4000 dollars and possibly 10000 left in a drawer. They overpowered staff including house detective James Brannon and night clerk Sheridan Farrell and fled in a Buick and a Cadillac after forcing entry and grabbing cash from auditor D. M. Mowers.
Berlin reports show Chancellor Stresemann pushing through a bill to assume full government dictatorship amid food riots unemployment and threats of a general strike. The vote stood 316 to 24 with seven abstentions as troops guarded the Reichstag.
Maj Roy A Haynes, federal prohibition commissioner, declared that President Coolidge stands four square for enforcing the prohibition law. He spoke before over a thousand attendees at a conference onVolstead act enforcement and the eighteenth amendment. The gathering understood the remarks had the president’s full approval and that the department of justice is earnest in enforcement.
An explosion at the fourth fort of the Warsaw citadel killed 28 people and injured 2,500 as communists were blamed. Hospitals are crowded with victims.
James C. Easter and Frank L. Moorman of Ft. Worth Texas were fined 15000 jointly after pleading guilty before Judge James C. Wilson to indictments of using the mails to defraud in federal court.
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