Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-09-20
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span collapses and three men are
plunged to death in Mohawk river.
MADRID.-Genera Primo Rivera
says Spanish government hopes to
sustain its most cordial relations
with United States.
SCRANTON, Pa. - Anthracite
miners, in convention, ratify new
wage agreement and vote to go
back to work.
HONOLULU.-Steamship Presi.
dent Pierce arrives from Yokohama
bringing many refugees from devas-
tated regions of Japan.
NEW YORk.-Anning S. Pratt
wins Democratic nomination for con-
gress in Eleventh New York dis
trict.
NEW YORK.-Pressmen on news
papers go on strike. City and
suburbs are practically without
! LuOIHluS newspapers.
Observation-Disclosures or
ganization candidates for city and
county offices win sweeping victories
in Pennsylvania primaries.
GLOUCESTER, Mass.-Jacob l..
Loose, Kansas City, Mo, chairman
of board of directors of the Loose
Wiles Biscuit company, dies here.
MOSCOW.-Huga SHINES, Ger
man industrialist, is in Moscow
seeking to obtain agricultural con-
cessions from Soviet government.
CHICAGO. - George Kelly, of
Giants, makes three home runs in
three consecutive innings at Chi
cago, establishing unique baseball
record
PARIS.-Stanley Baldwin. prime
minister Of Great Britain, arrives in
Paris to confer with Premier Poin.
care on German reparations situa.
ton.
BERKELEY, Cal. - Ten-milIion-
dollar fire threatens to wipe out
Berkeley, Cal. Six hundred build
ings are destroyed and hundreds
made homeless.
MONTGOMERY, Ala Alabama
has returned whipping lash to it's
prison system, members of state
Sconvict board and Governor Bran
don announce.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tax on alco-
holics is to be imposed in Berlin by
which city authorities hope to re-
alize approximately three trillion
paper marks annually.
SUMMERVILLE, Ga.-Thirteen
persons, ten of whom are children,
are injured when auto truck
plunges down mountain side. Ma
chine turns over three times.
KANSAS CITY, Mo.-William z.
Foster is arrested after address here.
Police announce they arrested him
because they believed he is spread
ing radical, un-American ideas.
HIGH RIVER, Alberta. - Lord
Renfrew, known in England as the
Prince ot Wales, helps farm hands
at his ranch fill silos with chopped
sunflowers, taking lead in chopping
silage.
| HARRISBURG, Pa. - Governor
Pinchot tells National Association for
Advancement of Colored People that
powe" Of Pennsylvania will be used
to maintain constitutional rights at
| Johnstown.
| BERLIN,-Ministr of finance
announces that bill now ready pro-
vides complete severance of Reichs-
bank from state finance and places
it in position to perform functions
of gold note banks.
JOHNSTOWN, Pa.-Mayor Cauf-
ficl, Of Johnstown, Pa, sticks to his
ultimatuin that negroes of less than
seven years residence in that city
must get out; mayor replies to Gov
ernor Pinchot's request for explana-
ton of his order.
NEW YORK. - Bishop Blake,
Methodist, on reaching New York
from Paris. declares that Russian
Soviet is at this time one of the
most powerful European govern
ments and must be reckoned with.
WASHINGTON Pepper
and Reed, of Pennsylvania, after
talk with President Coolidge, saw
they believe it unwise now to ex-
press any choice between Mr.. Cool
idge and Governor Pinchot for Re-
publican nominee as president.
D.-Government officials
refuse to give any information to
newspapers regarding Spanish stu
alton, and large number Of govern
ment functionaries have given up
positions, fearful of being ousted by
/ General Rivera.
DENNER.-Moffat Tunnel com