Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-08-07
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LAUSANNE.-Tur and AmerF
cans are reported to have reached
complete agreement on provision of
treaty.
SARDIS, Mss.-Negro is taken
from county Jail by a mob and hang
ed after reported confession of at
tack upon white woman.
ST. LOUIS.-John I. Martin, u,
sergeant-at-arms of democratic ma.
tional committee for % years, dies
of apoplexy at st. Louis.
NIAGARA FALLS.-Eight persons
are killed and two badly injured
when train smashes into automobile
truck carrying picnic party.
WEST SPRINGFIELD, Wash
Fifty houses are damaged and seven
persons injured by freakish wind
storm at West Springfield, Mass.
WASHINGTON.-M Harding
requests simplicity in funeral serv-
ices for late president with as little
display as possible in Washington
and Marion.
DRESDEN. - -Four thousand COM
munists, take advantage Of miners
strike and seize United coal mine
near zwickau, Saxonyy and propose
to operate it.
OKLAHOMA CITY.-Several thou.
sand Indians from seven tribes stop
their "pow-wow" near Ponca City,
Okla, as token of grief for their
great white father"
SCOTT CITY, Kan.-Thirty-f five
persons were injured, three severely.
and thousands Of dollars damage
was done by tornado that. almost.
wiped out Leoti, Kan.
Observation-Disclosures Will
son authorizes statement that he
will participate in Harding funeral
ceremonies at Washington Wednes-
day 'as far as possible"
ST. LOUIS.-Jerome Elliot Davis,
boyhood friend of President Har-
ding, dies at home. near st. Louis
shortly after presidents death in San
Francisco is announced.
CHAPEL, Neb.-Harding fu-
neral train is suddenly halted here
when tire slips from. locomotive
driving wheel; train proceeds after
delay of about So minutes.
WASHINGTON. - President and
Mrs. Coolidge attend service at First
Congregational church in Washing
ton, accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank w. Stearns, of Boston.
asks that body of the president be
accompanied from Washington to
Marion only by those with whom he
spent the last days of his life.
SAN FRANCISCC.-Mrs. Harding
begins long trip home as calmly and
bravely as she has acted since mo-
ment of husbands death. She de-
clines to allow death mask to be
taken.
ST. LOUIS. - Maxwelton inn,
about a mile from st. Louis, where
several hundred persons were Initial
ed into Ku KluX J<lan Saturday, de-
stroyed by four high explosive
bombs.
CHICAGO. - Recently organized
sponge" squad under Police Super
intendent Morgan Collins begins an
nounced cleanup campaign against
bootlegging establishments in Chica-
go, estimated t. total 10000.
HONOLULU.-MisH Lucy Aldrich,
sister-in-law Of John D. Rockefeller,
Jr., arrives from China, but declines
to comment on her experiences while
a captive Of Suchow train bandits
except to say she was well treated.
DUSSELDORF.-G joined
French in condemning throwing of
hand-grenade at military band Sat.
urday, but penalties closing all res
taurants and theaters at 10 o'clock
and establishing curfew at II will be
continued.
NEW YORK.-The Laura Spell
man Rockefeller Memorial, founded
in October, 1918, by John D. Rock.
efeller in memory Of his wife, spent
$9,361,871 up to December 81, 1922,
according to report made public
here.
NEW YORK.-Employes Of Proc
tor & Gamble Co. in thirty cities of
the United States and Canada, who
recently were given guarantee Of full
time employment, are advised by
William Cooper Proctor, president,
that guarantee meant up to age of
retirement when they will receive
pensions Of three-quarters pay as
long as they live, making another
extension of companys profits ar.
ing plan.
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