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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1923
Page
2
International notes summarize the Greco Italian dispute wind down with Corfu evacuation and ongoing ambassadorial talks. Reports from Rome and Belgrade hint at a broader settlement while Stresemann’s stance on Ruhr guarantees draws cautious Paris reaction.
Governor J C Walton proclaims a state of insurrection and martial law across Oklahoma. About six thousand Oklahoma National Guard troops are mobilized to enforce order amid Ku Klux Klan activity centered in Oklahoma City and spreading to all counties. Tulsa area Creek county and Oklahoma County are under absolute military rule.
The department of labor reports August conditions in Missouri and Kansas show satisfactory employment with seasonal easing. In Greater Kansas City employment fell slightly as harvest and farm needs absorbed surplus labor, while building activity slows and skilled tradesmen face modest surpluses. Kansas industries keep workers busy with a favorable ninety day outlook and about sixty percent of unemployed are in part time work.
Osaka dispatch reports five thousand people killed by floods after a typhoon at Tottori northwest of Kobe. Rivers Fukure Chiyo and Tamaki overflow destroying villages. Tokyo Yokohama suffer. rails crippled by heavy rain. Tottori seaport in Honshin province with 37,000 population.
Henry Ford's presidential candidacy on a third party ticket in Nebraska was assured after a petition with 1,820 names was accepted by the secretary of state in Lincoln.
Osage outlaw Al Spencer is dead after a posse led by Alva Mac Donald cornered him. The confrontation ends the long pursuit of the Bartlesville criminal.
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