Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-12-25
l. XIV NO. 1872 Published Every Tuesday, Thursday
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NEW YORk.-Oetectives seize
large quantities of Christmas liquor
in districts around Times and Hei
aid squares.
! ARSAW.-American state de.
partment advises foreign office that
it is willing to negotiate treaties of
amity and commerce with Poland.
| LITTLE ROCK, Ark.-Settlement
of the Missouri and North Arkansas
railroad strike ends one of stormiest
labor disputes in history of state.
ATLANTA.-Philip E. Fox IS
! found guilty of murder in connec-
| ton with death of William S. Co
! burn and is sentenced to life i'm
! priSonmeEt.
NEW Notwithstanding Lee
viathan is freed from mud-bank in
upper New York hafbcr after >all
| her passengers are taken off and
| landed
| PARIS.-Premier Poincare reiter-
ates his governments intention not
to evacuate territory beyond the
Rhine until we are completely
| paid
ASKING TON. - President
| Coolidge declares he is gratified
that Henry Ford is willing to M
dorse work of administration, but
declines further comment.
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| PHILADELPHIA. - Cyrus II. K,
Curtis, in confirming his purchase
of New York Evening Post, says
| he hopes to preserve and strength.
en- traditions of that newspaper.
CLEVELAND.-Joint meeting of
| bituminous miners and operators Of
tiate new wage scale is announced
for January 4, 1924, in Cleveland.
WASHINGTON revision
negotiations between Japan and
United States in connection with
| Japanese land rights will be investi-
gated by Senator johnson of Cali
fornia. he announces.
WACO, Tex.-Two persons are in
jured, neither seriously when engine
and seven coaches of Houston and
Texas Central railroad train roll
down a 15-foot embankment after
striking broken rail.
SALT LAKE CITY. - Hiram
Dempsey, Jacks father, was arrested
on charge of violating prohibition
laws and released on $500 bond. He
is alleged to have had liquor at a
cafe.
WILMINGTON, N. C.-British
schooner Awasnd, laden with 2,21S
cases of whisky, goes aground off
Frying Pan Shoals and is pulled off
and taken to Southport harbor by
coast guards.
PARIS.-French drigible Dix
nude late Sunday night was hover
ing out of control over Foum Tata-
houine, thirty miles south of Medi-
min, Tunis,- with fifty officers and
men aboard.
NEW YORK.-Clergyme in Sun
day sermons conform to appeal in
Bishop William 7. Manning's do
cesar letter for a christmas truce"
in controversy between modern and
conservative factions.
WASHINGTON.-Cost of living
increased 81 per cent between July
Is and November 10 and dollar is
now worth CO.. cents as compared
with July, 1914 value, national in
dustfial conference board states.
MEXICO CITY.-Airplane led at
tack on Puebla when federal forces
took it from rebels, over 1000 pris-
oners being taken by federals, &C.
cording to statements by war de-
partment and Secretary of War Ser
ranO.
WASHINGTON. - Foreign flag
vessels carried less than half of cot
ton exports from Gulf coast states
in November, although less than
two years ago they carried so per
cent of it, shipping board figures
show.
WASHINGTON.- United States
government is satisfied with genu-
ineness of documents made public
from Soviet to workers in this
country and will decline to submit
to arbitration question of their au-
thenticity.
PHILADELPHIA. Brotherhood
of clerks, freight handlers, station
employees lose their fight in federal
court to force Pennsylvania rail-
road to recognize delegates of
brotherhood |as representing all en-
ployes in wage conferences.
NEW YORK.-'Wild Bill' Dono-
van, famous baseball player and
manager, killed in Twentieth Cen
fury limited wreck December 8, was
to have been married to Miss Peggy
| Bacon, an actress, Miss Bacon dis
closes on her arrival on Leviathan.
PARIS.-Premier Poincare in a
speech repeats Frances determina-
ton not to leave Ruhr until France
had received payment, but says
France is ready to examine all means
of settlement which can make pay
ments more rapid and sure.
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