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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1924

Page

6

World News Highlights From Capitals Across the Globe

A digest of international items notes Jackie Coogan’s reception at the League, changes in French diplomacy, Feng Yu-Hsiang’s peasant upheaval in China, and anti illicit liquor actions. It also mentions Turkish Greek tensions, U S tax transparency shifts, rail consolidations, and a gas mine disaster in Kentucky.

Secretary of Agriculture Henry C. Wallace Dies in Hospital

Secretary Henry C. Wallace died at the naval hospital from toxemia after an operation for sciatica. He was in his late 50s. Mrs. Wallace and daughter Ruth were at his side. no other family members were in the city. President Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge offered condolences. Flags to half mast. government offices closed Monday for funeral in Des Moines.

Department of Agriculture Wallace Washington Henry C. Wallace Naval Hospital Railroad Administration Des Moines

Chinese Packed in Cases Smuggling Ring Busted

In New York seven Chinese men smuggled from Hong Kong in packing cases aboard a steamer were starved and suffered severely during a 30 day voyage. one died after custody, six near death. Three local men, all Hip Sing tong members, were arrested for smuggling. Police say the seven were recruits in a tong war aboard the same ship.

New York Hong Kong Hip Sing Tong

New Gas Kills Employee at Standard Oil Lab

Elizabeth New Jersey reports a deadly incident from an experimental laboratory where loony gas caused a fatal convulsion in one worker and hospitalized others. Dr Archibald Simson labels the condition chemical psychosis and ordered the severely affected men moved to a New York hospital. Only physically fit young men were employed at the facility.

Elizabeth N. J Standard Oil Company New York Archibald Simson Reconstruction Hospital

Doctor Kills Wife and Two Relatives Then Himself

Dr Curtis Johnson a Meltonville Alabama physician killed his wife and two members of her family in Guntersville Alabama then took his own life. The incident occurred recently leaving a tragic scene with authorities investigating motives and relationships among the victims and killer.

Guntersville Ala Curtis Johnson Meltonville

Shenandoah Returns to Lakehurst Navy Base

Shenandoah the navy dirigible finished a cross country flight covering about nine thousand miles in eighteen days and a half before landing back at its home station in Lakehurst New Jersey.

Lakehurst N. J Shenandoah

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