Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-12-21
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! Marion, U.-President Harding is
reelected a director OF lumber com
pany here.
! Observation-Disclosures of the Colonies
Frank CHI; enges former Premier
Paul Hymans to a duel.
Jerusa;em.-The Palestine govern
ment is reported to have arranged fol
a loan of 100000 pounds floated il
London.
New YOrk.-Police learn Alexan
der Reichnitzer. buried as a pauper
last June, was noted Austrian in
vencor.
Lausanne.-M. Tchitcherin, in a
debate with Lord CurZon, defines the
League of Nations as ''organized i'm
potence."
Angora.-The Kemalist govern
ment decides to lift the embargo on
the departure of Christians from
Anatolia.
Dublin.-The first act passed by
an Irish parliament for one hundred
and twenty-three years went formal
w through the Free State senate
Monday.
Philadelphia.-The board of the
University of Pennsylvania has ac-
cepted the resignation of Major Gen
eral Leonard Wood as head Of the
institution.
Paris.-Sarah Bernhardt was only
dissuaded with great difficulty from
appearing in new play, after she
had a fainting attack at the close of
the last rehearsal.
Duluth, Minn.-Two days after
he was to have been married, Frank
Sellens arrived at his fiancee's home
here. He explained that he had
been stricken with aphasia.
San FranciScO.-Organi OF
S2O,OO0,OO0 corporation, known a
the Columbia Steel corporation, a
consolidation of California, Oregon
and Utah plants. is announced.
LCndOn.-The Times reported the
Russian soviet government was TAX
ing steps toward the calling OF a
conference of Baltic state to close
the Baltic to warships of outside ma
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New YOrk.-Rear Admiral William
S. Sims, L. S. N.Nretired, said in an
address that the United States from
a naval standpoint was 'hamstrung
in the Pacific and nailed in the At
lantic''
WashingtOn.-Juliu H. Barnes,
president of the Chambe4 of Com
merce of the United States, says in
an address that wages will never re-
turn to the levels in effect before
the war.
Observation-Disclosures Harding
sends a message of sympathy to the
acting president and people of Poland
for the sorrow occasioned by the
murder of Gabriel NarutowicZ, presi-
dent of Poland.
Pittsburg. The Carnegie Steel
company loads ten barges with steel
and the barges leave for Evansville,
st. Louis and New Orleans in the
first attempt at river shipment of
steel on d large scale.
New X0r.I.-Jus John Ford in
supreme court rules the National
City bank was not responsible for
funds owed to depositors in j Pet
rocrad branch because the assets
were seize. by the soviet.
WashingtOn.-Samu Gompers,
president of the American Federation
of Labor said the progressive group
in congress renounces its own pro
gressiveism when International af-
fairs are un6er cCnsi6 Grafton.
Il "a wa nCrY'rl n
looking toward the proposed merger
Of the Brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers and the Brotherhood of
Locomotive F'iremen and Enginemen
has been worked out by a joint COM
mittee.
WashingtOn.-Secr DENLY III
q report to congress. says neither
the United States nor Japan plans
to complete the scrapping of any
existing capital ships. at least pend
ing pro1uleation Of the Washington
treaty.
New Y0rk.-The president OF
! the Porto Rican senate asks for an
investigation of charges made by
Governor GeenraI L. Mont Reilly that
accusations of misconduct in his adj
ministration were made by persons
discontinued by failure to get politi
cal Job.