Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-08

LONDON, April S.-Joe Jeanette,
the negro heavyweight of America,
knocked out Andrew johnson in the
4, fourth round of their scheduled 20
round go in the Liverpool stadium
this afternoon.
LOUISVILLE, KY, April S.-The
Railroad was changed day from
one-room bungalow in Beachmont.
KY, to Offices in an insurance build
ing at Anchorage, KY, this being de-
cided at the annual stockholders
meeting. The directors were all re-
elected.
LOUISVILLE, KY, April Shat
Kentucky is ION the verge of panic
as the result of the fire insurance
companies withdrawal from the
State because Of the new insurance
laws, and leaving property owners
without protection, was the declara-
ton made by many attending the
conference held to-day for the pur-
pose of seeing if some adjustment can
be reached.
WASHINGTON, April s.-5y vote
| of &c to "a, the Senate to-day re-
fused to confirm the nomination of
J. C. McNaly, of Pittsbure, to be
Consul at Nuremberg, Bavaria. Nc
NalIy was charged with having bribed
| Chinese officials and with having APP
propriated to himself money claimed
| by J. r. Newman, an American prop
erty owner in China.
NEW YORK, April s.-Owen Mo
ran, English featherweight, has con-
tracted tuberculosis and has not long
to live, according to dispatches re-
ceived this afternoon from London,
LONDON, April s.-Waiter Kin
sella, of New York, the professional
court tennis player, to-day beat ELs-
tace H. Miles, the English amateur,
| by three straight sets in a match at
Queens Club, the score being Ga,
6-5, 6-5.
LONDON, April s.-Francis o1i-
met, the American golf champion,
completed 18 holes on the famous
English links at Sandwich to-day,
his excellent score of 70 showing that
his enforced idleness on shipboard
had not affected his plying.
RAeET, MOROCCO, April g.
Compelled by a disabled motor to land
in the territory of hostile Moors, Cap
tain Herve, French military aviator,
and a lieutenant were attacked and
| chopped to pieces to-day by the ma
tiVes. They we're upon reeonnoit-
erins tour near Zemmour.
DALHART. TEXAS, April Swim
ter came back to the Texas pan
handle to-day with temperature Of
| 10 above zero. All the fruit in this
section, il is believed, has been killed.
An inch of snow has fallen.
LAREDO, TEXAS, April s-All
the available troops in Nuevo Laredo
! garrison day were rushed to Mon
terey to protect il from threatened
attack by Constitutionalist troops un-
der General Villa. A strong rebel
host is reported to be advancing on
Monterey.
NEW YORK, April s.-Two boys
Robert Livingston Gerry. Mrs. Gerry
was Cornelia Hartman, daughter of
the ate &. H. Hartman.
ALBANY, N. ", April s.-Wonen
! relatives of the four convicted gun
men called on Governor Glynn to day
with the hope of persuading him to
| change his mind and extend a respite.
The Governor promised them an au-
! dience.
JAMESTOWN, VA, April s.-soo
Levy, manager Of the jamestown
Jockey Club, announced at noon to-
| day that the present meeting would
continue despite the fact that tie
county officials made a raid Vester.
day nd arrested fourteen alleged
booknaakers. Levy said that instead
Of offering purses during the balance
Of the meeting the g-te receipts eacn
day would be split among the horse
owners. Until the court makes a de-
cision, oral betting will be praetieed.
WASHINGTON, April 9.-As a re-
suit of the dissension over the seIec-
tion Of reserve cities and districts,
Sen ator Hitchcock, Of Nebraska, in
trodueed a resolution in the Senate
to- day calling on the reserve bank
organization committee TO send the
Senate copies Of all briefs and writ
ten arguments filed by cities seeking
DESIGNATION as reserve bank cities, to-
gether with the reasons relied upon
by the organization committee in fix
in the outlines Of reserve districts
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