Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-11-10
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LOS ANGELES. - Light earth
| shocks are felt in Los Angeles and
nearby cities.
BASTROP, La. Judge postpones
| Indefinitely trial OF all Morehouse
hooded band cases.
MEMPHIS. - w. J. Crawford,
president of company that publishes
the Memphis Commercial Appeal,
dies.
REVAL-Professor Pip, former
premier and minister to London
has been appointed Esthonian min
lister to United States.
OAKLAND, Cal.-George Whar-
ton James, Of Pasadena, explorer
and ethnologist, died at st. Helena,
Cal, after short illness.
NEW YORK.-Dr. John Clarkson
Jay, great grandson of famed chief
justice John Jay, dies at New York
City.
OKLAHOMA CITY. - Oklahoma
federal court denies application of
Governor Walton for restraing Or
der to prevent his impeachment
trial.
CHICAGO.-Hugo SHINES, Jr.,
son of German industrial magnate,
leaves Chicago with Harry F. Sim
clair for trip to Texas and oklahoma
oil fields.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Memo
rial association announces plans for
observing Harding memorial wee.
throughout the United States De.
cember to 16.
NEW YORK.-S~nuel Untermyer,
counsel for Mrs. Helen Elwood
Stokes, arraigns w. E. D. Stokes as
a man who become obsessed with the
desire to hound his wife.
NEW YORK.-Richard Nicosia,
widely known opera coach and direC-
tor, dies of apopleXy, which seized
him as he played last chords Of the
"Miserere" on piano in studio.
BUENOS AIRES gov
eminent suspends decree applying
minimum price law to purchase of
cattle for export, which has been
strenuously opposed by foreign pack
ing interests.
JUNEAU, Alaska.-Returns from
six out Of eight cities voting on
question of separating southeastern
part of territory from southwestern
section, indicate large majority in
favor of proposition.
Observation-Disclosures naval
aviator will participate in attempt
next summer to fly across north !
pole to be made by Captain Ronald
Amundsen, the explorer, navy de.
partment announces.
NEW YORK.-American marine
conference passes resolutions calling |
upon United States shipping board |
and emergency fleet corporation to |
retire without delay from shipping |
business. and place operation of
ships in private hands.
PINEHURsT, n. CT. s. D.
sauls, president of Continental Life
Insurance company, of Washington,
D. c., and of Southern Industrial
Insurers conference, dies suddenly I
Of heart trouble while attending |
convention of conference.
WASHINGTON. = Wayne B.
general counsel for Anti-Sa-
Mellen on law enforce
ment had any bearing on Pennsyl-
vania political situation or that it
was aimed at Governor Pinchot.
WASHINGTON. - Sec. Hughes
hurries to White House with re-
port to President Coolidge after con-
ference with Ambassador Jusserand
and unofficial Washington believes
some progress has been made in rep
arations negotiations, despite Off
eial silence.
LONDON. Imperial economic
approves further extern
sion of imperial preference, as out
lined by Sir Phillip Lloyd
president of board of trade. Tobac-
co and canned salmon, produced out
side empire, are among articles upon
which tariff is recommended.
NEW YORK.-Charles M. Schwab,
great steel magnate, testifies that he
has loaned money to Mrs. Myrtle
Bowman Hayes from time to time
since 1902 to avoid unfavorable pub
lefty after first loan to her of $4,000;
declares nearly all of his misfortunes
in life have come from kind acts and
that public might put wrong con-
struction on such matters.
HERSHEY, Pa.-Milton S. Her
shey, candy manufacturer, five
years ago, transferred practically
his entire wealth of about 100000
300 to Hershey, Pa, Industrial
an orphanage; Mr.. Hershey's
chief legal representative confirmed
the report and deed has been kept /
secret for five years, Harrisburg
dispatch says.