Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-10-11
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MES reported engagement to marry
Miss Frances Cudahy, OF Cleveland.
VICTORIA, 5. Coal oil poured
into stove causes death OF five In
dian children in fire at Bella Bella re-
serve.
PITTSBURG, Pa.-Self-appointed
vigilance committee orders all ne
groes to leave Stowe Township, west
of Pittsburg.
PROVIDENCE, r. I.-Secretary
Hughes deplores thirst for sensation
and relentless need for motion in ad-
dress at Brown university.
OKLAHOMA CITY. - Governor
Walton, of Oklahoma, says he will
resign if legislature will enact an
anti-klan law submitted by him.
PHILADELPHIA ederal judge
on technicality, declines to grant
temporary injunctions, closing six
saloons for violating Volstead act.
| HAVANA.-Tarafa bill, providing
for consolidation of railroads and es-
adjustment of national ports in Gu
ba, is signed by President Zayas.
BOSTON.-OXford university's de-
batting team defeats Harvard at
Boston, defending disapproval of
French occupation in Ruhr.
WASHINGTON. - Pessimistic re-
ports concerning general business
conditions are regarded at treasury
department as being unwarranted.
NEW YORK.-October 81 is date
selected by Harding memorial COM
mittee of National RepublicaA club
for memorial services for late pres
ident.
MONTREAL. - Lloyd George
thanks Canadians for their great
help in war; says Hughes plan still
offers best solution of PREPARATIONS
problem.
Observation-Disclosures federal
court for first time applies paddock
provision Of Volstead act and closes
Lowell cigar store as common nui-
sance.
BERLIN.-Reichstag votes conf
dence in Stressamann government
against German Nationalist, Ba-
varian Peoples party and Commu-
nists.
DECATUR, Ill.-Four men are
seriously injured when cage in shaft
of Decatur Coal company mine drops
more than 100 feet when hosting
cable snaps.
NEW YORK.-Fifty Columbia uni
versity students narrowly escape in
jury when compressed air tank in,
basement of HavemeycI hall ex
ploded.
BUCHAREST.-R govern
ment announces discovery Of a Fas-
cisti plot to assassinate premier and
five other ministers. There have been
many arrests.
BURLINGTON, Vt.-Porter H.
Dale, supported by drys, wins Yer
mont Republican nomination to sue
coed late William. P. Dillinham in
United States senate.
PORTLAND, Ore.-American FED.
GRAFTON of Labor, in convention, re
vokes credentials of William F.
Dunno, of Butte, Mont, accusing
him of Communist activities.
PORTLND, Ore.-American Fed.
Grafton of Labor emphatically de-
cides against forming distinct polit-
ical labor party; also rejects resolu-
ton urging United States to resume
trade relations with Russia.
NEW YORK.-Fire Chief John
Kenlor, of New York, biames 'perni-
cious practice" of certain banks en-
gaging in the fire insurance bust
ness for growth of arson, in address
before International Fire Prevention
congress.
SCRANTON.-Gene grievance
committee representing union mine
workers Of Hudson Coal company,
some nineteen thousand in number,
vote, to calNoff strike in effect since
Monday, and TO present grievances
in regular form.
BERLIN.-German government
ir3tructs representative at Paris
and Brussels to ask French and/Bel-
gian governments whether they are
ready to enter into negotiations for
resumption of work in occupied ter
ritories.
WASHINGTON. - Supreme court
declines to review decision in case
brought by Farmers & Merchants
bank, of. Monroe, n. c., and others
against Federal Reserve bank, of
Richmond, Va, in which it was held
that states might authorize state
banks to charge for services in col
lection of checks drawn on them.
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