Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-09-18

Nations has storm session in debate
on how to deal with Italy.
CHICAGO.-IIlino Federation OF
Labor repudiates William u. Foster
in his plea for recognition of soviet
Russia.
OKLAHOMA CITY.-Troops take
over control in Oklahoma City, lead
ing the way for martial law in rest
of Oklahoma.
SARATOGA, n. Y.-Mayor Hylan,
of New York, shows marked improve
ment and declares he thinks he has
won his fight.
NEW YORK.-Firpo, the Argen
| tine fighter, announces at New York
that he can not m ct Harry Wills
until a year hence.
ROME-Fiume government re-
signs in desperation and head of as
sembly explains to Mussolini cabinet
that people face starvation.
PEKING.-Advices from Pao-
tingfu, report an earthquake oc-
Cured Friday morning at Ami
Sinh Sien. east of Paotingfu.
MADRID.-King Alfonso dissoives
Spanish parliament; General Primo
Rivera remains as lone responsible
authority and his orders are law.
PARIS.-Poincare rejects Germa-
ny's latest proposals, abandons con-
ciliatory tone and insists that treaty
guarantees shall be carried through.
TOKIO.-Five / thousand persons
are reported dead in flood after ty-
phoon northwest of Kobe, Japan;
Toxic and Yokohama are afflicted by
deiuge.
WASHINGTON Tentative APP
portionment of delegates to 1924 Re
publican national convention is
made public at national committee
headquarters.
Observation-Disclosures Cool
idge suggests to federal trade COM
mission that it investigate possible
unfair practices in coal trade which
tend to increase prices.
WASHINGTON has
no idea at this time Of asking con-
gress for authority to use nations
armed forces in enforcing prohlb'
ton laws, official White House adj
vices say.
WASHINGTON.-SiXty Californi-
ans. including Roman Catholics and
Episcopalian bishops, ask President
Coolidge to free all prisoners now In
federal spenitentiaries for violating
wartime laws.
TOKIO.-The Bank of Japan has
agreed to make loan of 5O,OOO,OOO yen
1925, 900, 000) to Japanese insurance
companies for payments on policies
for thousands killed in recent earth
quake and fires.
SEATTLE-Six survivors of Yoko-
hama earthquake, suffering injuries
and shock as result of their expert
ence, all rushed to hospitals imn1e-
diately upon arrival of liner Pres1-
dent Jefferson.
OKLAHOMA CITY. - Governor
Walton, of Oklahoma, declares that
members of state legislature will be
put in Jail if they attempt to meet
in extraordinary session to stop his
war on floggings.
SOFIA.-One chief Of police OF
Sofia is shot and killed during com
munist riot. One hundred and
thirty-two communists have been
arrested here and hundreds others
taken into custody in other prov
inces.
WASHINGTON. - Inquiry into
the loss of seven naval destroyers
off Point Hondo, Cal, will be con-
Quoted in public and will be de-
signed to go to the bottom OF the
incident, Secretary DENLY an
nounces.
OSAKA.-Although it is estimat-
ed that eighty thousand persons
persisted in recent disaster in To
kio. all bodies have been removed
from streets and motor bus ana
tram car service has been restored
in several districts.
Observation-Disclosures NOR
tality was greater in United States
during 1921 than in nineteen of more
important foreign nations, 1t is
shown by statistics made public by
children's bureau of department OF
| labor. Death rate in United states
in that year from child birth was 6.8
for every 1000 live births.
RUSSELS:-Paper marks valued
at five trillion, five hundred billion
comprising cargo Of German air
plane. which is forced to land at
| knocks Sut-Mer, north Of Zebrugg2,
are seized by Belgian authorities and
| three Germans in the plane are plac-
ed in Jail. It is said money was en-
route to London.