Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-09-11
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LONDON.-Charles. 10th. of Bos-
ton, swims the English channel in
sixteen hours and forty minutes.
WASHINGTON.-Pr President Cool
idge contributed 500 to American
Red Cross japanese relief funds.
CLEVELAND-H. c. Thompson,
of Harvey, Ills, air mail pilot, is
killed when his plane falls near Ma
poleon, Ohio.
| WASHTNGTON.-It is definitely
established that Cyrus E. Woods, U.
s. ambassador to Japan, and Mrs.
| Wood, are safe in Toxic.
NOTWITHSTANDING italian driver,
wins the Grand Prix automobile race
at MonZa; Jimmy Murphy, United
States entry, finishes third.
PHILADELPHIA Seer airy
DENLY asks for greater religious toll
erence in address before national
conference of Catholic charities.
ATHENS.-Greece replies to the
note of council of ambassadors, an
nouncing readiness to conform with
decision of council in regard to Italy's
demands.
NEW YORk.-Irish republican
sympathizers, at meeting in New
York, move to bar Lloyd George
from visiting the United States as
undesirable alien.
TOKIO.-Plans to rebuild a new
Toxic are made, while earthquake
refugees are grouped in ruined ciS-
les; some of them are driven insane
by hunger and suffering.
HARRISBURG, Pa.-Governor
Pinchot appeals to President Cool
idge, urging that steps be taken
at once to protect the consumer
against increased coal prices.
PARIS.-Poincare asserts that in.
Dictated German reparation offers
have little chance of acceptance and
declares that France will insist on
definite commitments by Berlin.
WASHINGTON of
moderate intensity. estimated to be
centered about 1900 or 2,4Oo miles
from Washington, is recorded on the
Georgetown university seismogra phi.
CHICAGO.-F. Edison White, Jr.,
Is, son Of president of Armour. &
Co., accidentally kills himself when
he uses his gun as club to Ike at
lacking bull at Lake Forest, ILL.,,
home.
NEW YORK.-Mayor Hylan, of
New York, has pleuro-pneumonia at
Saratoga; his physicians believe he
can withstand the attack and say
their patient is confident of recov-
cry.
ESSEN-Taking of inventory by
French mission in Krupp plant
causes uneasiness because of past
inventories taken in other industries
and followed by requisition of pro-
ducts on reparation account.
CAMVILLERS,j France.-Premier
Poincare, speaking at inauguration Of
resistance in Ruhr has been over
come little by little and is now be-
ginning to collapse altogether.
HARRISBURG, Pa. Governor
Pinchot gets miners leaders to agree
to chief principles in proposal to
settle anthracite controversy, but
negotiations are still under way to
adjust less important points n dis
pute.
Observation-Disclosures bat
tleships and battel cruisers Of United
at series of sales beginning October
rs, it is announced, Scraping will
be compliance with treaty for limi-
| tation Of ornaments.
BRUSSELS-Belgian minister Of
foreign affairs, Henri Jaspar, in in
| terview with Associated Press, asks
that his government be given cred
it for obtaining acceptance by allies
of amount Of fifty billion gold marks
as minimum German indemnity.
| WASHINGTON. - After remain
ing out of money market for three
months treasury announces new is
sue of certificates of Indebtedness ag.
gregating two hundred million dol.
lars and returning six months from
| September Is, bearing 4 Ia per cent
| interest.
INDIANAPOLIS. - Creditors of
Governor Warren T. McCray vote
acceptance of his proposal that he
surrender to them his various hold
ings, which he values at $685.
417.90. Committee will operate to
| liquidate properties to meet cover.
nor's obligations, which he says, to.
tai $2,652,6S
WASHINGTON-Secretary Weeks
refuses to intervene in Tulsa, Okla,
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