Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-05-03

Paris-Scores are reported injured
in Nay Day riots when police, at
tackled after labor meeting, give bat
| tie to mob.
Helena, AIa.-Three men are killed
and two injured when negro fatally
wounds youth, a nephew of Judge
P. B. Alternately.
WashingtOn.-Bishop Alfred Har-
ding, of the Protestant Episcopal
I church, Washington, D. c., diocese
dies at age of II.
Washington.-Judge Ira E. Robin
son, head of the war mineral relief
commission, hands his resignation
to Secretary Work.
Santiago, Chile.-Discussion before
the pan-American conference rela-
tive to the agreement on ornaments
has definitely broken down.
Augusta, Me.-Maine floods cause
estimated property loss of $3,O00,00t
and closing of factories puts thous.
ands temporarily out of jobs.
ChicagO.-Jack Dempsey will de.
fend his title against Tenn Gill, ons
at Shelby, Mont, July 4, commando
of Montana American legion an.
nounces.
| observation-disclosures Laskel
announces that ban on liquor will be
kept on all shipping board vessels
for the present, despite decision OF
supreme court.
MarysvilIe, Ohio-Authorities re-
lease man who was wrongly sus
pected of being Benjamin Purnell
leader OF House of David colony al
Benton Harbor, Mich.
Paris.-The nude is replaced by
military subjects and religious
themes, particularly in the sculpture
at a joint salon Of the two leading
art associations of France.
Claremore, Okia.-Cora V. Fry is
found dead. in a water trough near
her home, two hours before she was
to have been married. Her throat
was slashed from ear to ear.
Aurora, In.-Officials search for
body of Warren J. Lincoln, forticul-
turist, who they believe was killed
with indian club as he lay in his
bed and his body spirited away.
New YOrk.-New York university
business research specialist warns
building conference against rising
costs and predicts industrial collapse
unless pyramiding of prices is
checked at once.
Paris.-France frankly tells Tur-
key that she does not like concen-
tration of Turkish troops on Syrian
frontier and that she refuses to be
intimidated if Turkish move is in
tended as a threat.
Sydney, Observation-Disclosures ENJOYS
of the Irish republic" including
Father Michael O'Flanagan, are ar.
rested and later freed under bonds,
charged with seditious activities
against the Free State.
Washington. - May day means
nothing more to American workers
than it does to any other Ameri-
cans" Samuel Gompers says, and
adds that to American labor the
day has none of the European mean
ing.
Picking Intervention by foreign
diplomatic representatives to pre-
vent impending civil war between
the Fengtien faction and the Chihil
party, is urged by B. Lennox Simp-
son, adviser to President Ii Yuan
Hung.
Tallahassee, Fla.-Governor Har-
dee, of Florida, recommends that
County Judge 3. F. Willis be re-
moved from office for malfeasance
as result Of inquiry into death of
Martin Tabert in private convict
lease camp.
New YOrk.-The Roman Catholic
church is doing itself harm by with
holding its influence from promot-
ing entrance of the United States in
the League of Nations, John II.
Clarke, former justice of the SUI
preme court of the United States,
| says in letter.
Omaha, Neb.-Character the
| lynching of a negro at Columbia,
No., Sunday, as another of the
weekly brandings of shame on the
fair cheek of America" Representa-.
tive Leonidas c. Dyer, Republican,
st. Louis, says bill for indictment
and trial of lynchers in federal in
stead of state courts will be intro
duced at the next session Of con-
gress.