Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-04-08
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ROME.-Two American merchants
| are reported murdered near Tirana
! in Albania.
SEATTEE-Four army planes on
flight around world fly from Seattle
to Prince Rupert. B. c.
WASHINGTON. = President and
| Mrs Coolidge take their first cruise
Of the spning on the Mayfower.
SAN JOSE, Cal.-Charles Is. Har-
/ ris, former American consul in ia
pan and Austria, died, aged so years.
NEW YORK-Ashton c. Clark
son. "a. wealthy oil dealer. shoots
and kills himself in his New York
home.
MONTREAL.-Dr. +. w. FaheN
of St Paul, Mimi, is appointed SUI
preme physician OF the knights of
| Columbus
ROME.-Vatican authorities are
expected to take severe disciplinary
measures against suspected modern
lists, the Giornale d'ltalia says.
WASHINGTON.-De La Huerta,
Mexican revolutionary group head
quarters, announces General Sam
chez again is menacing Vera Cruz
GREAT FALLS, Mont.-Labor
unions and railroad labor orSa MIA
tons take over control of first big
labor bank operated entirely by
unions.
MILAN. ItaIy-Challeng o a
duel is sent by Sebastiani Rondi,
Sicilian lawyer, to MasIrice Maeter-
linck. famous Belgian poet and T.
wright.
AUSTIN, TeXas.-Governor Neff
slightly bruised when a platform col
lapses at Inauguration ceremonies of
construction work on University of
Texas stadium.
WASHINGTON. = House passes
independent offices e appropriation
bill, carrying $349 100000 for Vet
Grams bureau, and $30,000,009 for
shipping board.
NORFOLK. Va.-Wreckage from
ships lost in recent storms is streWn
along Atlantic coast from Cape
Henry to below Cape Hatteras, 4--diO
MESA ges say.
OSSINING, N. Y.-Wiliam Fl.
Anderson, former state superintend-
ent of Anti-Saloon league, now serV-
ing term in Sing Sing prison for
| forgery, is made professor in pris-
on school.
Observation-Disclosures Cool
! idge favors policy of retaining in
| tact alien property held by United
States government, and opposes use
of such funds for financing foreign
! trade
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Borah
Republican, Idaho, addressing stu
dents law e forcement conference,
decries accordance by political par
ties of vast contributions from bust
ness interests.
| CHICAGO.-Dr. Francis G. Pea
| body, forty years a dean of Harvard,
! in an address before the Chicago
| Sunday Evening club, recommends
members of congress Join an anti
| basement club"
NEW YORK.-William S. Hart,
motion picture actor, announces he
will produce his film dramas indie
| pendentlN following his refusal to
renew contract with Famous Play
! erS-Lasky company.
FESSENDEN, n, D. - George
! Henry Richardson, Jr., American
vice consul at Auckland, New Zeal
and taken from a train here Friday
after several attempts at suicide,
! died Saturday night.
PARIS.-The experiment of the
{ city of Paris in erecting apartment
/ buildings so as to furnish lodgings
ut moderate rental has proved u
/ failure because Of high wages and
/ low yield of labor
NEW YORK.-John Daniel IT,,
said to be only gosilla in captivity.
arrives in New York on liner
Deutschland, occupying state room
and accompanied by Miss Alyce
! Cunningham, his guardian
WASHINGTON.- Following decla-
ration by President Coolidge against
new taxes, senate finance committee
restores to revenue bill tax on tele-
graph and telephone message pre-.
/ viously repealed by house action.
PARIS.-General Dawes expert
committee continues finishing
touches on report on Germany's fl
nancial and economic situation.
which is scheduled to be submitted
this week to reparation commission.
WASHINGTON.-A Another WON
ems political organization, the Wom-
ans Committee for Political Action,
begins operations in the capital, Of
fering what is described as the first
political program ever drawn up by
women.
/ SCHENECTADY,-The organ re-
cital broadcast from WGY Saturday
right after being relayed by wire
from New York, is received and re-
laNcd by radio from eight broadcast
ing station in England. WGY used
Il wave length of t07 meters.
! NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A, Van
dcrlip, who has announced his de-
termination to retire from various
industrial directorates to conduct
his citizens research bureau, makes
public a letter of enCoura cement
from William Jennings Bryan.
LILLY. Pa.-Twenty-nine are ar
rested, charged With 1iotjnS and
murder as result of riot Saturday
night at Lilly, Pa, between towns
people and visiting ku kiuX Khan.
in which two were killed and a
score injured.
Observation-Disclosures Attor-
ney General Daugherty. replying TO
speech of Senator Pepper. Republ-
can. Pennsylvania, says attempt 10
blame mistakes of administration on
former President Harding viii wreck
Republican party's chance in coming
\ election.
RENO, NeV.-Sherwood Anderson
author, was granted divorce from
Tennessee Mitchell Anderson, on uu-
contested grounds that she preferred
apartment houses rather than subuF-
ban residence and had too great an
interest in music.