Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-09-15
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ROME.-Pope Plus sends $4,000
to apostolic delegation in Washing
ton for japanese relief.
WASHINGTON.- Representative
Madden, i'll from heart attack, is re-
/ ported somewhat improved.
observation-disclosures Gener-
al Daugherty rules navy cannot be
used legally to enforce prohibition.
SANTA BARBARA, Cal-Two
more bodies were found at scene
| of wreck of seven destroyers al:
| Honda.
! DECATUR, Iu.-Illinois Fedora
! ton of Labor, meeting here, declines
to sanction a labor party in Illinois
this year.
MEXICO CITY.-Confessed leader
of band which killed Francisco Villa
is sentenced to twenty years i'm
prisonment.
SAN FRANCISCO.-The Dollar
Line buys seven shipping board YES
sells for 'round-the-worl service
| through Panama canal.
LOS ANGELES.-Tida wave is
reported to have wiped out small
fishing village of San Jose de Cabo.
on coast of Lower California.
| ATHENS.-F'ull Italian army
corps is landed at Corfu, reports
dispatch from there, which de-
! scribes island as Italian base.
BERLIN.-Chancellor Stresemann
says Germany is ready to give real
guarantees to assure freedom of
Ruhr and admits passive resistance
has failed.
WASHINGTON.-Coal exports in
August aggregated 350,169 tons
against 57O,654 tons in July, accord
ing to survey published by federal
| fuel distributor.
SARATOGA, N. Y.-Mayor Hylan,
| of New York, is declared to have de-
veloped more disquieting symptoms,
but physician says he is not alarmed
at apparent setback.
HARRISBURG. - Governor Pin
oh e 10 loo 1i0
Z letter from President Coolidge,
congratulattng him upon settlement
| of anthracite coal dispute.
| WASHINGTON of
support for President Coolidge in
1924 campaign continue to reach
| White House, when several Repub-
lican leaders call on chief executive.
CHICAGO Thirteen hundred bar
rels of alleged real beer and five
| hundred barrels of near beer are
| seized by federal prohibition agents
at Joliet Products company brewery
| in Joliet, III.
WASHINGTON.-Federal reserve
| board is asked to announce definite
| policy with respect to branch bank
| ing, forcing into open old contro-
versy over whether practice should
! be authorized.
MADRID.-King Alfonso of Spain
| is reported at San Sebastian and his
| probable action in Barcelona crisis
| is unrevealed; General Primo Rivera
refuses to abandon revolutionary
movement.
CHICAGO.-SeymoJr Morris. il.
| prominent ,clubman and insurance
| broker, filed suit sor divorce from
his wife, Margaret Armour Nor
| rsi now living in Pasadena. Cal
He charges desertion,
HOLLIS, Maine.-Ashes of Kate
Douglas Wiggin, novelist, who died
| on Darrow-on-the-H HILL near London
| last month, are scattered on the
waters of Saco river here, in ac-
cordance with her wishes.
OKLAHOMA CITY. - Governor
| Walton, of Oklahoma demands res
| ignation of Tulsa countys three
| jury commissioners, Tulsa sheriff
and police commissioner. who, he as
| kerts, are dominated by Ku KluX
| Khan.
WASHINGTON. - Conviction of
/
| officials, and milliOnaires among
most found guilty of violating pro-
hibition laws is detailed in report to
President Coolidge by Attorney Gen
eral Daugherty.
MINEOLA, \. " Lieutenant
| Hraold ]. Brow. U. s. n, pilots a
| navy Curtiss racer to victory IN
| smashing a worlds record for speed.
| by driving PALS miles an hour, or
more than four miles a minute,
| over a kilometer course at Mitchei
field.
WASHINGTON. - Federal coal
commission reports to President
Coolidge that operatiin of coal in
dustry is possible to insure depend
able supply of fuel to the public,
adequate wages to the miners and
reasonable return to the operators.
MADISON. Ga.-Three men are
sentenced to life imprisonment for
murder of Jim Marakes, of Madison,
on June 9, last They are Dick
Morakes, John Morakes and John
Patros, all of Madison. Verdict Of
guilty is returned after nine hours
of elaboration.
ROME.-Stefani agency, semi-offi
cial news bureau, reports that no
ultimatum was handed to Jugo
Slavia by italy in regard to status
of Fiume, but that September l!
was set by Rome and Belgrade gov
ernments as date for exchange OF
decisions reached by mixed Ital0
Jugo Slav commission.
LONDON.-Dr. Gilbert Murray
member OF League of Nations inter
national committee on intellectual
cooperation, describe Fiume situa-
ton as very dangerous, in dispatch
to London, and predicts general hos
tilities involving italy, Greece, Ser
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