Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-11-25
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Hugo SHINES announces that Gu
no ministry should receive the sup
port of every German.
National Grange, in session at
Wichita, Kan, unanimously opposes
sales tax in any form.
Ethel Barrymore will vie with
Jane Cowl in portrayal Of outlet"
in New York theaters.
London Times asserts that plans
are under way for reunion of AS
quithian and Lloyd George liberals.
Boston gives Clemenceau a great
reception and journey from New
York is a triumph for noted visitor.
Queen Mother Margharita, of
Italy, observes her list birthday by
cruising for an hour in subma.
rine.
Dublin believes King Georges
speech indicates that Anglo-Irish'
treaty will be ratified without impor-
tant changes.
New York commissioner of public
markets says price of Thanksgiving
turkeys ought to be about fifty
cents a pound retail.
The Fascist movement has spread
to Chihuahua City, Mexico, where
ranchers met to agree on a program
to combat bolshevism.
Italian Premier Musolini leaves
Lausanne for Rome and tells Lord
Curzon he will keep away from
London until he has learned Eng
lish.
Mayor Hylan, from French Lick
Springs, Ind, telegraphs Police Com
missioner Enright to drive Ku Klux
Khan out of New York before it gets
foothold.'
Friends are concerned for welfare
of Annie MacSwiney, who has kept
vigil outside Of Mountjoy PRISON in
| Dublin, where his sister, Mary, is
Il still fasting.
Pierce Butler, Of st. Paul, in a
| telegram from Torontosto a news
paper announced he will accept the
nomination to be a justice of the
supreme court.
Ahf-o Io IO,-ff
started a hunger strike on Novem-
Der Is at Skowhegan, Maine, to re-
gain the affection Of her husband,
broke her fast.
Rice is being fed to live stock in
the White river bottoms of Arkan-
sas, as result Of high freight
rates, E. E. Jeffries, of Newport,
Ark, said in an address.
Pennsylvania troopers help Ohio
agents remove fourteen weak-mind-
ed youths from strip mine near
Pittsburg and boys" are back in
old quarters in Ohio institutions.
dent of the Presbyterian synod of
America, formerly Of Macon, Ca,
died in New York of injuries sus-
tanned when he was struck by a
taXicab.
Lady Aston clashes with laborites
in British house of commons and,
although a good conservative, warns
that she will vote against govern
ment, if proper housing proposals |
are defeated.
Annie MacSwiney was removed |
from her watch before the gates of |
Mount Joy prison, in Dublin, where
her sister is on a hunger strike, |
and was taken to a hospital, accord !
ing to the Westminster Gazette.
DR.. Deroy H. Harvey, head of the
Biological Department Of the West /
ern State Normal school here, died |
at Kalamazoo, Mich, from the eff |
fects of a malady believed to have
been caused by an infection received
in the laboratory work.
Invitation to participate with the |
international declarations Of trade |
unions in a general labor anti-War
conference at The Hague, December
10, was rejected by President Com |
pers and the executive council Of
the American Federation Of Labor.
By the cancellation Of 100 trains
daily and the elimination Of $4,000 |
free passes, Gabrielle, Italys min |
lister Of public works, has taken &C.
ton which will mean hundred mil
lion lire economy yearly in the oper7
alton Of the Italian railroad sys-
tenn, he announced.
LONDON-A league of American
nations, such as is likely to be pro-
posed at the Pan-American congress
next March, would meet with favor
and objection from the world league
Of nations, according to Augustin
Edwards, Of Chile, president of the
last assembly Of the league at
Geneva.
Allies az Lausanne block attempt
of Turkey to regain western Thrace,
supporting the Greeks in opposing
plebiscite to decide its sovereignty.
allied forces at ConstantinopIe,
any more entertainments will be at
their peril.
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Goodyear Mfg. Co., 6O29-R, Good
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