Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-10-30
WOrM NeZUS
Told In
Brief

OKLAHOMA Governor Walton
is ordered tc appear November 1 for
trial before senate court of impeach-
ment.
SHANGFAI.--Changshad dispatch
ses say German missionary by name
of Strauss has been captured by
bandits and held for $4,000 ransom.
WASHINGTON. - Lloyd George
thanks disabled war veterans in
Walter Reed hospital for their con-
tributions to freedom of the world.
MEMPHIS.-Slight earth tremors
are felt over large part Of Arkansas,
southwestern Tennessee and Missis-
sippi. No damage is reported
FERRARA Italy.-Ruins of en-.
tire ancient city, believed to ante
date Romans by perhaps a thousand
years, have been discovered near
here.
WASHINGTON. - Announcement
OF Frank &. kellogg's appointment
as ambassador to Great Britain
causes stir and surprise in Wash
ington. ..
PORTSMOUTH, o. - Over two
hundred members of Ku Klux Khan
are arrested when they attempt to
parade in violation of order of May
or Gablen n.
WASHINGTON. = Governor Pin.
chot in letter to Secretary Mellon
attributes collapse of federal proh!-
oltlon enforcement in Pennsylvania
TO federal permit system.
ST. JOSEPH, Moe. L. Stoni-
ger, Of Lincoln, Neb., flying German
fokker, wins 110-mile air race for
commercial planes by average speed
of liza miles an hour.
LONDoN.-Mob of several thou.
sand unemployed seize Krupp works
at Essen, according to dispatch to
Daily Express. At least seven are
killed and 200 wounded in rioting.
WASHINGTON. = Income taxes
from 7,018,5S3 individuals and firms
in 1921, totaled $1,42O,962,43S with
only one man, undesignated, SHOW
ing income Of more than five millio.
dollars.
DUSSELDORF. = Agreement is
reached between French economic
authorities and Krupp officials for
continuation of operations of
krupp plant and delivery of repara-
tons coal to allies.
DRESDEN. - Premier zeigner
notifies central government at Ber-
lin that Saxon ministry has voted
to disregard Chancellor Stresemann,sl
ultimatum, calling for its resigna. |
ton.
RICHMOND, Va-Lloyd George
pays tribute to Stonewall jackson
and stands bareheaded before monu-
ment marking spot where southern
general fell MORALLY wounded near
Charlottesville, Va.
ON.-Ton2b, presumably of
Pharaoh, ls reported to have been
found in Minieh province, about half
way between Cairo and Luxor, where
tomb of Tutankhamen was I'M
earthed last year.
BERLIN.-Upon recent of Pre-
mier Zeigner of Saxony's refusal to
comply with demands of central gov
eminent, Chancellor Stresemann an
nounces that civil governor to adj
minister the affairs of Saxony will
be appointed.
WASHING ON.-Consolidat of
war and navy departments into de-
partment Of national defense as pro-
vided in government reorganization
plan probably will not be approved
by President Coolidge, it is init
mated.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - Washing
ton elm, under whose branches
George Washington took command
OF Continental army in IT'S, crash
es to earth when workmen try to re-
move limbs which had become men
ace to public. Aged tree died last
summer.
BERLIN French are said to be
giving separatists open support and
protection, and official quarters are
regarded as anything but sanguine
over Rhineland situation. Entire
press of AiX-la Chapelle is said to
have ceased publication because of |
censorship.
WAsHINGTON.-Three of crew
an OAhNCA oCctSS U-0 are
drowned in sinking of submarine
after collision with steamer 'Aban- !
garez near Atlantic entrance of Pan
anna canal; six other men are re
ported in submerged vessel and their
tate is unknown, late Panama dis |
patch declares.
ST. LOUIS.--Call for \ convention
Of the Mississippi Valley association
to be held in Memphis. November
q and %, to formulate definite pro.
gram for completion of improvements
work on Mississippi, Ohio, Illinois
and Missouri rivers, is issued By
james E. Smith. president of asso-
citation.
SAMP[GNY. - Premier Poincare.
in a speech, declares that France
will refuse to allow reparations COM
mission to be Invested Of any of it's
functions or replaced by any other
body and that France would never
consent to reduction of German
reparations payments. He says that
American representation on commit
tee to investigate Germany's ca
pacity to pay will be welcomed, but
that committees action must be
bounded by terms of Versailles
treaty. Official communique issued
in Paris also makes same state
ments.