Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-11-27
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WASHINGTON.-S Lodge
declares he favors tax reduction,
but it is too early to discuss details.
PHILADELPHIA.-Poison liquor
kills five men and sends scores more
to hospitals seriously i'll, authorities
announce.
MINNEAPOLIS.-C. r. Jaffray,
Minneapolis banker is elected presi-
dent of Minneapolis, st. Paul and
Sault Ste. Marie railroad.
NEW YORK.-Columbia university
received gifts of $12, 728,O21 during
the year ending last June 80, Presi-
dent Butler reports to the trustees.
CLNCINNATI.-Th women pa
tents at Longview hospital fer the
insane die after injection Of a spe-
cific used in the treatment of
paresis.
WASHINGTON. - Extension OF
American coastwiset shipping laws
to Philippines is regarded as mad
visable by President Coolidge. it is
announced.
WASHINGTON. = Association
Against Prohibition Amendment an
nounces nationwide rally Of those
opposed to prohibition, to be held in
Washington January Il.
FORT SMITH, Ark-District No.
p, United Mine Workers of Amer
lea incorporate in constitution a,
provision barring members Of Ku
K1uX Khan from union.
WASHINGTON. = Representative
Garrett, Tennessee, Democratic
house leader, declares taxation prob
lem should be approached by cong.
ress without craftsmanship.
PHILADELPHIA.- - Two terrific
bomb explosions in Spanish and
Italian consmates injure, scores of
persons and damage many houses,
but no one is reported badly injured.
WASHINGTON Cool.
idge has boiled down his message to
congress and will make explicit rec
concentrations rather than present
long discussions of his position,
White House advices- say.
Observation-Disclosures good
looks, good health, moral cleanliness
and optimism are qualities more to
be desired in a husband than mere
wealth, forty University of Minne-
sofa goods declare.
MANILA. = Governor General
Wood vetoes bill providing for re-
mission of land tax penalties which
it is said will be passed over his veto
by legislature, placing matter before
President Coolidge.
Observation-Disclosures claim to
have unearthed communist plot for
general armed attack on authorities
in various districts through arrest of
Herr Bladau, leader of Essen unem-
ployed.
WASHINGTON. - Representative
LongWorth, candidate for Republic
an house leader, asks for harmony
among house Republicans, saying
they face the alternative of Demo,
cratic control.
Observation-Disclosures Cool
idge is said to feel that Muscle Shoals
might properly be disposed of at
loss to private interests, or operates
by government, in order to secure
cheap fertilizer and nitrates.
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ernor Walton, of Oklahoma. asks
immediate trial after Indictment on
charges for which he was removed
from office. ku Klux Khan is open
ly assailed and defended in Okla
homa senate,
NEW manifestations snow storm
hits northwestern New York state.
western Massachusetts and western
Vermont, blocking the highways in
the Berkshires and cutting off Adj
dirondack cities from wire com
munication temporarily.
WASHINGTON. - Representative
Tinkham, Republican, of Massachu-
sets, announces he will introduce
resolution at coming session of
congress calling for investigation of
NDNN'ON'i'
committee.
PARIS. - Premier Poincare's
friends, heartened by deputies big
vote of confidence, contrast his DO.
litical position with that in Germany,
where downfall of Stresemann gov.
eminent is viewed with serious con-
Germ, especially as to its reaction out,
side Germany.
NEW YORk.-British schooner
Tomako is seized about three miles
beyond three-mile limit off New Jer-
sey coast by coast guard cutter
Seneca after four shots were fired
across schooner's path, forcing her
surrender. William F.. Mccoy is
arrested, after brief fight, in the
hold, where he was hiding; he had
American bank notes amounting to
$60;0eS and $4,000 more was found
in small safe in cabin. Mccoy is
known as rum smuggling king"