Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-09-16
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WASHINGTON. - Reports that
! President Coolidge will speak in the
-noluIe west are chara cterlzed by
Chairman Glen Shaver, of the Dem
ocratic national committee, as "a
cry for help" from Republican state
managers in that section.
CHICAGO.-Chairman Butler. Of
Republican national committee, at
| tacks the address delivered by Sena-
tor La Toilette in opening his cam
paign on Labor day.
GENEVA.-Great Britain's offer
| to place her fleet at disposal of
League of Nations in order to out
law war continues to create a SEN
SatiOn.
NORFOLK, Na.-More than score
of warships of Atlantic fleet arrive
in Hampton Roads to take on sup
plies before proceeding to southern
drill grounds for annual practice.
BERLIN.-Owen D. Young, tenn.
porary agent for Preparations pay
ments, who has been in Berlin for
| the last ten days, completes initial
fcrmalities connected with Dawes
plan and leaves for Paris.
| ATLANTIC CITY, n. J.-Veter.
ans of Foreign Wars adopt resOlu-
ton directed to congress and asking
that air force of both the army and
| of
CHEYENNE, Wyo.-John w.
Davis, speaking in support of ades
quate national defense, particularly
on the sea. declares that reasonable
provision for such defense is one of
first duties of nation.
WASHINGTON than 49,
$1,000 persons actually participant
ed in Defense day activities, war de-
partment estimates, basing figures
on reports from nine army corps
area headquarters.
NEW YORK. - United States by
defeat of challenging Australians in
three successive matches retains
Davis cup, emblematic of interna-
tional tennis supremacy.
WASHINGTON. - General Per-
shing on eve of his retirement from
active service broadcasts message
expressing appreciation of services
| fthOse allied with him in World war
and telephones personally to com
manders of army corps ar@a a word
of farewell.
NEW YORK. = Net receipts from
F'irpo-Wills fight amount to $424,.
in. tf m
ard, Wfo states there were 48,5OO
paid admissions
BROOKLYN. - Failure of r. S.
to establish peace-time conscription
and compulsory standing army has
saved western hemisphere from ca
tastrophes of Europe, Secretary
Hoover declares in Defense day adj
dress.
WASHINGTON. - Edward N
HUXLEY, of American debt funding
commission. submits to Secretary
Mellon plan for settlement of French
debt said to be favored by France.
which provides for settlement in 81
years at rate of $4,000 900 and in
terest annually.
LONDON. - Official retraction OF
Germany's confession of war guilt
embodied lntreaty of Versailles. will
De made through customary diplo.
1natlc channels, according to Die
Aelt' Berlin dispatch says.
PARlS.-Premier Herriot Is re.
ported as being receptive to cabinet
oplhloh that French governments
should soon enter into definite en-
SaSement for payment of French
war debt to United States.
BOSTON.-Princess Helen Radzi-
VIII, a native of Chicago, and widow
OIL Polish prince, is killed at Kineo,
Maine, by fall from cliff while in
search of lost diamond ring.
NEW YORK.-Prince of Wales
will probably not remain for final
game OF international polo series. his
departure for Canada being tenta.
lively set fer next Thursday eve
ming.
NEW YORK.-Woman is arrested
Tor setting five fires in congested
tenement district within an hour, and
held for observation.
Observation-Disclosures lead
ers in Roosevelt progressive move
ment, issue statement expressing
resentment at the attempt to AFRO
gate the name of progressive for
the radical movement represented
by the candidacy of Robert Nj. La
Toilette
BERLIN.-Owen ID. Young. tenn
porary agent general for PREPARATION
payments, having set up Dawes plan
organization in Berlin, goes to Paris
to confer with PREPARATION commits
sion.
CHICAGO.-Nathan r. Leopold,
Jr., and Richard Loeb on their first
Sunday in Illinois penitentiary take
part in church services and hear
sermon by prison chaplain.
SHANGHAI.-New Chinese cabi-
net, headed by DR.. w. w. Yen. sue
ceeds temporary one headed by Or.
X V. Wellington Koo, which has
held power since July ,.
NEW YORK-Dr. George w
Partridge, prominent surgeon. does
from gas fumes from furnace of
apartment house, caused death on
Saturday of one resident of apart
ment and serious illness of another,
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