Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-04-24
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is declared sane ana capable OF man
aging his affairs by a jury here.
LOCUST VALLEY, n. N.-Byford
Ryan, former tenor in the Berlin
Opera house, in Germany, dies of
heart disease.
FIT. WAYNE, Ind.-Clara Kimball
Young, actress, is said by her ply
stefan to be practically out ofy dan
ger" following an operation.
: ROME.-Cardinal Mundelein, Of
Chicago, formally assumes posses
sion of his titular church of Santa
Maria del Popolo in Rome.
WASHINGTON-President Cool
idge returns from New York City,
where he addressed annual luncheon
of the Associated Press.
HANANA.-Fourtee American
seaplanes, returning from winter
maneuvers at Culebra, Canal Zone,
land near Havana.
LONDON. - Discovery Of ar
ancient wall in Jerusalem ConVlnces
archaeological the city of Melch!ze-
dek has been penetrated, the Daily
Telegraph reports.
CHICAGO.-A hospital has no
right 10 hold a human for an n
restoring a 14-months-old baby, held
Cor a $125 bill, to its mother.
Observation-Disclosures Cool
idge is criticized in senate by Sena-
tor Heflin, Democrat, Alabama, for
practice of shaking all
White House visitors hands.
SCOW.-Popular Imagination
is stirred by soviet Russia's decision
to send an aerial expedition to plant
the Red flag alongside Peary's Stars
and Stripes at the North Pole.
PLYMOUTH, Nt.-John c. Cool
idge, father of the president, walks
half a mile to listen in" on neigh
boris radio to his sons address at the
Associated Press annual luncheon.
ROME.-Premier Mussolini orders
Prince Caetan, Italian ambassador
in Washington, to proceed to Pitts
burg to pay Italy's homage to the
dead tragedienne, Madame Duse.
BREMERHAVEN. = The North
Germany Lloyd steamer Columbus,
largest German merchant ship con-
structed since the World war, clears
for New York on her maiden voy-
age.
NASHVILLE, Tenn.-Dr Ivan
Lee Holt, of st. Louis, is elected
member of the Southern Methodist
Educational board to fill the vacan-
cy caused by the death of DIR. Paul
Lynn.
ST. JOHNS, n. F.-Sir Richard
Squires, former Newfoundland pre-
mier, is arrested on larceny charges
growing out of an inquiry into al
legged irregularities under his gov
eminent.
NEW YORK.-In opening the
French exposition Ambassador jules
Jusserand presents to the United
States q goblin tapestry depicting
the departure of American troops
from France.
YOUNGSTOWN, O. - Senator
Hiram Johnson, III opening his Ohio
campaign, says Andrew Mellon, sec
rotary of the treasury should be the
candidate for the presidency backed
by the forces now in POI. er.
WASHINGTON.-The house pass
es bill which would authorize the
leasing at public auction by the sec
rotary of the interior for oil and gas
mining purposes, certain unallotted
land on Indian reservations.
NEW YORK-Members of com
pany of Nine. Eleonora Duse, Ital
ian actress, who died in Pittsburg
early Monday, will accompany body
to Italy on liner Duilo. sailing
May l.
Observation-Disclosures Til
den II, national lawn tennis cham
pion, announces his withdrawal
from 1921 American Olympic and
Davis cup competition, because his
status as an amateur is questioned.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mem
bers of senate finance committee pre-
sent minority report on tax bill, de-
handing Simmons income tax SEIZED
ule in place OF Mellon rates. and mod
ification of corporation and estate
taxes
NEW YORK.-James w. Gerard,
former United States ambassador to
Germany. declares 1.-The lifting of the
lid in Washington" would bring
back to the Democratic party the
3.500, 600 voters necessary to its vic
tory.
NEW YORK.-Florenz Ziegfeld or
ders his travelling and New York
productions closed on May 81, the
day before the Actors Equity assoc
citation agreement with the Produc-
ing Managers association goes into
effect
JERSEY CITY.-Election in New
Jersey of all delegates pledged TO
President Coolidge seems assured
when returns from three-fourths of
the state give president lead of more
than $4,000 over Senator Hiram w.
Johnson.
SAN Observation-Disclosures of
$11S 900, said to be the largest ever
given for personal injuries, are
awarded to Miss Mildred Muller, for
mer Boston teacher, by a jury which
heard her suit against a street car
company.
NAPLES.-Vincen Nitti, son of
former Premier Nitti. is wounded in
the right arm in a duel with swords
resulting from the publication of an
article in the Facist newspaper Mez-
20 Giorno. which Nitti considered in
sulting to his father.
ROCHESTER,, Minn-Mark \.
Woods, of Lincoln, Neb., Coolidge
delegate TO the Republican national
convention. states he will launch a
campaign to give General joan j.
Pershing the Republican vice pres