Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-11-15
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OELS, s. 3ia.-Former German
Crown Prince Frederick VII, I'M ar
rives at his castle here:
WASHINGTON. - President and
Mrs. Coolidge attend theater for the
first time since they entered WhitS
| House.
ANGORA. - Mustapah kemal
Pasha, president of Turkey, has re
| covered from heart trouble and can
attend to business.
PARIS.-Poincare, on his own re.
sponsibility, has decided to propose
committee experts to investigate Ger.
man Preparations.
| BERLIN.-Out of 10000 men en-
! ployed in state printing plants only
900 are working and only two news
papers made their appearance Mon,
day.
LONDON.-Problem of protection
is big issue before British voters
and Prime Minister Baldwin faces
crucial test in his stand for limited
! protection.
| PARIS. - Mrs. Margaret Thaw
Carnegie, widow of George Lauder
Carnegie, nephew of Andrew Car
negie, is married here to Count Rog-
er de Perigny.
| WARSAW.-Indemnity for dam
ages suffered by Jewish citizens of
Poland in anti-JeWish rioting in Der
lin last week is being demanded by
Polish government.
PARIS. - Temps newspaper de-
clares that Woodrow Wilson'S asser-
ton that France and Italy have
made waste paper of Versailles trea-
ty is profoundly unjust.
WASHINGTON.-British govern.
ment has notified United States
treasury that its next payment OF
war debt, due December Is, will be
made in Liberty bonds.
WASHINGTON. - John Thomas
Taylor, American Legion legislative
official, assails Secretary Mellon for
latter's stand against soldiers bonus
in plan to reduce taxes.
NEW YORK.-GaIli-Curc has diff
ferences with management of Chi
cago Opera company and will not
renew her contract next season, her
manager announces.
CHICAGO.-Mayor Dever, of Chi
cago, denounces dissemination of
birth control information through a
parents clinic, as proposed by group
of Chicago society women.
OKLAHOMA CITY. - Governor
Walton,of Oklahoma, in written
statement to public, denies that he
C~@S subscribed to oath Of Ku Klux
Khan or paid initiation fee in that
organization.
BERLIN.-General Ludendorff, at
Munich, declares that his parole oath,
is merely provisional and that he
considers himself still free to carry
out his program for the real recov-
cry of the German people.
LONDON. - Former kaiser gets.
passports to return to Germany, I'M
official Brussels advice say Deeepa,.
Der 4 is set as day for restoration of
Hohenzollern monarchy, Brussels
Gazette declares.
Observation-Disclosures of Private
George Dilboy, of One Hundred and
Third infantry, who was killed in
service in France, is buried in Ar.
lington National cemetery with flu
military honors.
PARIS.-Poincare triumphs over
combined political opponents in
chamber of deputies, but his un-
yielding attitude causes union of
most formidable opposition groups
against government since Ruhr &C.
cupation.
BERLIN.-Seni-of official statement
declares that two million people are
without work in occupied territory
with 100000 persons working on
part time and receiving help in the
unoccupied area.
BEKLIN.-Tt is reported from Mu-
mich that public prosecutor Of SUI
preme court at Leipsic has received
instructions from cent I govern
ment to institute proceedings against
participators in nationalist putsch on
charges of high treason.
HARRISBURG, - Governor Pin
chot sends letters to governors of %
anthracite consuming states inviting
them to conference here Novembe
2 TO consider program of federal leg
islation designed to reduce coal
prices.
CHICAGO.-Frank o. l0wden, for
mer governor of Illinois, terms lab
surd" statement attributed to Ku
Klux Khan leaders that he is now
candidate for presidency on platform
suggested by Khan publication. Mr..
Lowden says that he is not candt-
date for presidency.