Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-01-06
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met. headed by Premier Vicuna, re-
signed.
Miami, Fla. P. Beckwith. vice
-, president of the Florida East Coast
/ railroad. dies.
PetrOgrad.-For the first time
since the famine, a shipment Of Rus
sian grain is made for export.
PIymouth.-Lady Astor ordered by
her physicians to take complete
pest.
Berlin.-The cost of living in Ger
many increased $50 per cent in De
cember.
Washington.-The senate banking
committee reports a bill to !egalize
taxation by the states of shares of
federal bank stock.
Berlin.-The total production Of
potash in Germany increased in
1922, Approximately $4,000 tons over
1921.
Port st. Joe, Fla.-Purchase of
260 square miles of timber land in
Calhoun county by a Boston firm
! is announced.
BuenOs Aires.-The Argentine gov
eminent accepted the invitation of
Chile to be represented at the Pan
American congress.
Paris.-Bonar Law, the British pre-
mier, says the French reparations
plan would make the recovery OF
German credit impossible.
Redding, Cal.-Charles Warner
and Leonard Thatcher return from
an unsuccessful attempt to climb
Mount Shasta in mid-winter.
WashingtOn.--A bust of General
Francisco de Paula SantanGer, Co
lurnbia hero, is unveiled in the Pan
American union hall of fame.
Gainesville, Fla.-Mrs. J. L. LOT
tin is exonerated by Judge Hers of
the charge of shooting her husband
to death at Hawthorne on Christ
mas day.
MOultrie, Ga.-Leaning over to
unite his rabbit dog, Sandy Mosely.
aged fourteen, accidentally dis
charges his shotgun and is instantly
killed.
Biskra, Algeria.-Lieutenan Thor
/ ct, a French military aviator, makes
d new glider record by keeping in
the air for seven hours and three
minutes.
1 Washington. Members of the
British debt commission arrive to
discuss the funding of the war debt
of over four billion dollars to the
United States.
: Notwithstanding house judiciary
committee adjourns until Tuesday
without taking action on the i'm
parchment charges against Attorney
General Daugherty.
Leipsic-MeXico is reported to be
planning to establish permanent eX
hibits of her manufactures and ag
ricultural and mineral products in
the larger German cities.
WashingtOn.-The treasury depart
ment reported that receipts from i'm
port duties at the custom houses
during 1922 aggregated S45S 900 900
or $153,O00,O0O more than for 1921
WashingtOn.-An official com
merce department report says gen
eral belief prevailed in Germany that
farmers there were deliberately un
der estimating their crops to evade
government renuisition.
Westinghouse justice Of the Dis
trict of Columbia supreme court
sustains the right of the Interstate
Commerce commission to refuse rep
resentatives- of railroads access te
its valuation records.
CONSTANT nOple.- calls tt
the colors all ablebodied men in th'
socalIed liberal territories of the
Near East. The move is taken a;
an answer to the war-like acts o
Greek mobilization and British flee
movements.
Albany, \. Y.-Addressing a join
session of the New York legislature
I the new governor. Alfred E. Smith
regarded as a possibility for thu
; Democratic presidential nomination
= in 1924, bitterly assails national pro
hibition as now provided.
:, Charleston, S. C.-Mrs. Rober
Wilson, wife OF the Rev. DR.. VIII
son, dies. She was one of the mos
: notable women of South Carolina
She and DIR. Wilson celebrated thei
sixtieth wedding anniversary las
> April
Paris.-The International Aero
Z nautical Federation officially credit
S Brigadier General William Michel
I assistant chef of the American al
foroa with q world raoord of 02A a
miles per hour in a flight at Sell
8 ridge field. Michigan, October Il
1922.
Rome, Ga.-Dr. Daniel J. Blocker
newly-chosen president of Shorte
college, is installed. The chief a(
\ dress is made by Governor-elec
= Clifford Walker. Other addresses ar
!. made by President Weaver, Of Me-