Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-08-28
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OKLAfvj:nt1a.. CITY. - Governor
Walton declares he is determir" to
stop lash rule in Oklahoma.
SAVANNAH, Ga.-White men
raid negro district. firing from mo-
tor cars and killing one, injuring
several.
JACKSONVILLE.-Body of negro
riddled by shots and with hands
bound by handouts is found near
Jacksonville.
PRAGUE-M. Daskaloff, Bulgari-
an ambassador 10 Czecho- Slovakia
is shot to death by fellow country
man in Prague.
N.-Government re-
CARDS internal situation in Germany
with serious apprehension, Washing
ton dispatches declare.
NEW YORK.-Two Belmar, N. J.,
boys are burned to death" at stake
by companions with whom they
were playing Indian"
PARIS.-"Pay us, or we remain"
Germany's threat of 1871, is hurled
back by Pcincare in speech at
| Chassey-Beaupre, France.
HAGERSTOWN, Md-Farmer's
treasure find, exceeding 100000,
may have been buried fortune of
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll.
PITTSBURG.-Ku Klux Klan Of
ficials offer $4,000 reward for ap-
prehension of men who shot khan
member in riot at Carnegie, Pa.
WASHINGTON. - Government
will stand squarely behind Cover
nor General Leonard Wood in his
administration of Philippine affairs.
BOSTON-Earl of Birkenhead at
Williamstown, Mass, declares that
self-interest alone ought to decide if
the United States shall intervene in
Europe.
TOKIO.-Viscount Uchida, minis.
ter Of foreign affairs, has been ap.
pointed premier ad interim Of Japan
and will serve until new cabinet
is formed
NEW YORK.-Miss Maud Adams,
noted actress, will enter the motion
picture field, as, producer, and will
film Kipling's kim" in India, not
appearing in picture.
WASHINGTON. - United States
will delay eormal announcement of
resumption of diplomatic relations
with Mexico until the middle or lat
ter part of September.
BRUSSELS.-Belgiu reply to
the British note on reparations sent
to Premier Poincare, of France, and
reiterates policy maintained by Bel.
GUM rejecting Poincare's attitude.
WASHINGTON President
Harding in letter known as legacy
of newspaperman-pr to the
press Of his country" exhorts edi-
tors to continue efforts for universal
peace.
WASHINGTON Cool
idge designates Governor Pinchot, of
Pennsylvania, as special mediator
to bring about renewal of negotia-
tons between anthracite miners and
operators.
LONDON. - cannon de Valera
made secret peace offer to Irish
Free State government fortnight be-
fore his arrest and offer was re.
fused, asserts dispatch to the
Daily Express.
NEW YORK.-Canon William
Carnegie, OF Westminster Abbey, ar
irving in New York decries prohibi-
ton, saying it is "outgrowth of
puritanism and puritanism is but
half Christianity"
MELILLA, Morocco.-Men sus-
pected Of having led mutiny in regi-
ment of Spanish expeditionary force
on Wednesday are singled out when
forces arrive here on board steamer
Barcelo and are taken t. Jail.
WASHINGTON diff
culties in the way of a conference
for the limitation of aircraft build
ing for war purposes are considered
| by President Coolidge to be even
greater now than at the time of the
| Washington arms conference.
/ CHICAGO.-Railroads of country
for 81 weeks of 1923 ending August
4, have hanpled 2S,99O,341 carloads
Of revenue freight, as compared
with 26,011,279 in corresponding
period Of previous record year, 1920,