Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-01-11

tier has been closed IN ORDER 20 car
ry out Turkish troop movements to-
ward the Greek front.
Los Angeles.--Heat records for
January along the West Coast were
broken when the mercury climbed
to 80 degrees Monday.
Washington.--Wor wheat pr5
duction for the year is placed at
s,O49, 872, 900 bushels by department
of agriculture estimates.
CobIenz-To avert trouble Ameri.
can soldiers in the Coblen1 area
have been ordered to be in their bar
racks before II o'clock each night,
New YOrl1--Alfred L. bud" John
son, nephew of Tom L. Johnson
former Cleveland mayor, and hus
band of Peggy Marsh, English
dancer, died.
Fall River, Mass.-The Fall River
Cotton Manufacturers association
refuses a wage advance of % pei
cent asked by cotton mill workers in
New England.
Washingt0n.-Th treasury de-
partment announces a, new offering
Of "A IL per cent treasury notes
dated January IS and maturing De:
cember 10, 1927.
CIeveland.-The O. P. and M. J
Van Sweringen interests have enter
ed into contract for the purchase Of
the control of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad, it is announced
Washington-The senate voted a-
appropriation for extension OF the
| telegraphic market report from the
department of agriculture through
out, the south and Pacific coast.
New Yorl--Justice James C
Cropsey, tentatively set January Is
as the date for the trial of Mrs
Lillian S. Raizen, charged with the
murder of DR.. Abraham L. Click
stein
Observation-Disclosures imposed
in federal court for violation of pro
hibition laws aggregate 1000 years
in Jail and more than $5,O0O,00O IL
fines, department. of justice stats
tics show.
/ Westinghouse bill to pay Ger
trude Lustig, an army nurse. tn
salary withheld while she was FACING
charges of being German spy, is
passed by the senate aIter thu
charges had been declared a frame
up"
| Guthrie, Okla.-Hearing on til,
application of the Oklahoma Corpor
alton commission for an adjustment
of freight rates in the sout2Dwes
opens with testimony introduced tt
show how Oklahoma points are dis
where they were killed.
! New York-Refugees from thu
| Smyrna disaster, who arrived here
declared Maynard Barnes, Ar1eri
can vice consul, drove refugees VIII
sought safety under the roof of thu
Smyrna theater into the street
where they were killed
st. Louis, MO.--The Mississippi
Valley association in an appeal t.
$500 commercial and trade organ
izations, urged support of ar amend
ment to the rivers and harbors bill
| increasing federal appropriation;
from s27;0OO,oOO to $56,5OO,o00.
WashingtOn.-The house has tn,
power to compel the attendance ant
Testimony of witnesses, in impeach
ment proceedings, a report--filed by
Representative Summers, Democrat
of Texas, says. The report IS ii
reference to the Keller DaughertJ
controversy.
Indianapolis, Ind.-Call for join
meeting of coal operators anc
miners of the central competitive
field, to be held in New York Git;
January IS, to negotiate a wage con
tract, is signed by John L. Lewis
president of the United Mine Work
ers of America, and Phila H. Penna
for the operators.
westinghouse is reliably report
ed that President Harding will ap
point Judge E. 7. Sanford, of Knox
vile, Tenn, to the supreme court
| vacancy created by the resignation
of Justice Pitney and that x-Sena
tor Harry New will be named post
master general, enabling him tc
transfer Hubert Work to succeed
Fall as secretary of the interior.
Savannah, Ga.--Despite the fact
that he was legally denied the right
to have his name placed on the
ticket at the general election here
yesterday Judge Faul Z. Seabrool
received practically twice as mar
votes as Murray Stewart, the regu
lar nominee for mayor. Litigation
is expected to follow. as it is unde--
stood the Stewart managers viii
Irefuse to certify the returns with
the count Of the. Seabrook votes.