Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-29
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 2s.-The
Secretary Of Agriculture and the
Comptroller Of the Currency are
eliminated from the Federal Re-
serve Board proposed by the
pending currency bill, and the
Federal Reserve Board is made
the organization committee Of the
proposed system under tho terms
Of two resolutions adopted by the
Senate Banking and Currency
Committee.
NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-At a
meeting to-day of the Chicago,
Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
Company, W. n. Moore resigned
as chairman Of the executive COM
mittee and Daniel G. Reid resign
ed as chairman Of the board. T.
M. Schumacher, vice president of
the FL Paso and Southwestern
Railroad, was selected to fill both
vacancies. Tho change resulted
from an arrangement between the
Phelps Dodge interests, which
control the Ei Paso and South
western, and the Moore Dodge
interests.
CHICAGO, Oct. 2e.-The legal
battle for the freedom Of the 30
officials Of the international
Bridge and Structural Workers
involved in the dynamite oonspi-
raey when the Mcnamara broth
ers were convicted in California
was begun to-day before the
United States Court Of Appeals.
Attorneys for the men who were
convicted at indianapolis and
sentenced to Imprisonment at
Leavenworth, kans., began pre-
sent alton Of their side Of the case,
Attorney Elijah N. Soline being
the first to address the court.
CHATTANOOGA, Oct. 49,
Tho Chattanooga Lodge of EIks
this afternoon surrendered it's
Federal liquor license following a
demand by Attorney General M.
NJ. Whitaker. He ruled that all
clubs were subject, just as indi-
viduaIs, to the new prohibition
laws.
DENVER, COLO, Oct. pa
report has reaohsd here that
strikers this morning attacked
the southwestern mine at Aguil-
lar, an heretofore quiet camp,
and set fire to the mine buildings
which were destroyed while flu
siIade Of shots was kept up to
prevent anyone from extinguish-
ing the flames. The strikers have
served notice indirectly upon
General Chase, In command of the
troops, that they will not surren-
der their arms until the guns
have been taken away from the
mine guards.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 29.--Jus-
tioe Lurton, Of the Supreme Court
of the United States, to-day de-
MED an application for a writ of
error and supersedeas in the case
of William Cummins, former
president of the Carnegie Trust
Company, of New York. A sim
liar application was denied by
Justice Hughes yesterday.
FREDERICK, ND, Oct. 49,
Because she would not marry
him, Dorsey Kelly, a farm labor
err, to-day shot and killed Mary
. Fleming, age II, daughter Of kel-
ly's employer. Kelly then COM
mitted suicide.
KANSAS CITY, MO-, Oct. 90
October temperature records of rs
years were broken in Missouri,
Kansas and Oklahoma and equal
ed ia Texas when the thermome-
ter early to-day showed readings
ranging from 16 degrees above
zero at Concordia and Dodge City,
Kans., to 80 at Dallas and Abb
iene, Texas. The drop in tenn
perature caused great suffering to
live stock.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2s.-Per-
mitted TO attend public school
here while suffering from a sore
throat, a child started an cpl
derric of diphtheria, which al
ready has resulted in four deaths.
Sixty similar cases have been re-
,orted to the health department.
from the neighborhood school In
Georgetown, which the little girl
attended.
MONTREAL, QUEBEC, Oct. 20.
Fire this afternoon damaged the
Bordeaux Bridge Company and
other plants to the extent of
100000.
LONDON, Oct. 29.-The strike
OF officers employed by the Pen
insular and Oriental Steamship
Lines, who demanded better pay
and better service conditions, was
ended this evening. Fifty officers
had refused to sign for voyages.
NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-Wearine
a fine coat OF Rock Mountain tan,
the Prince Of Monaco, chief own.
err of the Monte Carlo gambling
casino, sailed for home to-day.
He said he would return next
year to hunt big game again