Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-04-12
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| DUBLIN.-Dail Eireann ratifies
Anglo American liquor treaty.
BERLIN.-Hueo SHINES. foremost
German industrialist, dies of pneu.
! monia.
BERLIN. - German newspaper
| comment is generally favorable to
the PREPARATIONS experts report.
SITkA, Alaska.-Army aviators on
| flight around world reach here from
Prince Rupert. British Columbia.
BAYPORT, n. Y.-Federal Off
GERS seize $4,000 in counterfeit $40
bills and arrest four men and two
| women.
LONDON.-The house of commons
unanimously passed the second read
ing of the, bill to ratify the treaty
| of Lausanne.
kovno, Lithuania.-A treaty pro-
viding for the eXtradition of crimi-
nails between United States and Lii
thuania is signed.
NEW YORK. - Marquis Luigi
Curci first husband of Amelia CALI
Curci, the opera singer, dies in
Rome. dispatches say.
PAEIS.-Indication are that rep
arations commission will deter for
at least a week official action en- re-
port of experts committee.
Hastings, Neb.-Charles Fl. Diet
rich former governor of Nebraska
and former United States senator,
dies from an apoplexy stroke
LONDON. - London newspapers
treat the PREPARATION experts report
as providing a new and business
like basis for future arrangement
of the reparation problem.
| DUBLIN. = Desmond Fitzgerald,
foreign minister Of the Free States,
announces in the dali eireann that
he hopes within a month to have an
Irish representative at Washington.
BRUSELS.-Assu in high
governmental quarters say the Bel
gian government is certain to accept
with enthusiasm the report of the
PREPARATION experts.
CHICAGO.-With fifty-four pre-
cincts missing, former Governor
Deneen has lead Of only $3.50 over
Senator MedilI Mccormick in race
for Illinois senatorial nomination.
ROME. -Signora Marconi granted
q divorce from William Marconi,
wireless inventor marries the Mar
guis Liborio Marignoli, and resigns
as Iady-in-waiting to the queen.
ROME.-Absence of pope at dedi-
cation Of knights Of Columbus Wei
fare building is believed to be due to
belief that his presence might be IN
terpreted as a departure from vau-
can.
BRUSSELS. - Brigadier General
Charles G. Dawes, spending a brief
soiourn in the Belgian capital, tells
of difficulties surmounted in prep
ara ton of the reparation experts
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WASHINGTON. - Senator Wat
son. Indiana, Republican, chairman
of special committee investigating
internal revenue bureau, seeks by
resolution to have committee dis
charged.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT house
Republican join with Democrats in
adopting resolution declaring Repre-
sentative Sol Bloom, Democrat, Nine
teenth New York district, entitled to
his seat.
WASHINGTON commit.
tee investigating in.erna. revenue
bureau by vote of TO , authorizes
employment Of Francis J. Heney, OF
California as special counsel to con.
duct inquiry.
HONOLULU. - Japanese should
be accorded the same immigration
treatment as other nationalities in
the pending legislation before con-
gress, the Honolulu Chamber of
Commerce resolves.
CHICAGO.-Leaders in campaign
OF Senator Hiram Johnson TO rpresi-
Dental nomination plan conference
shortly to consider future course OF
campaign in view If defeats in mid
die western states.
MENICO CITY -Confidentia ad-
vices say that Representatives Of
Adolfo De La Huerta and General
Felix Diaz reached an agreement at
| Galveston to continue the reVolu-
ton with joined forces.
AMARILLO. Tex.-William G..
McAdoo opens his Texas campaign
| for the Democratic presidential
nomination with the promise he
will drive the crooks out of Wash
| ington and put them in jail"
BOSTON.-Gover Cox signs a
bill repeating an act of the legisla-
ture two years ago calling for the
removal of John Singer ,Sargents
painting, THE Synagogue from
the walls OF the Boston public Ii
| brary.
WASHINGTON Hiram
Johnson, candidate for Republican
presidential nomination, who has
met repeated defeats in primaries
| in middle-western states. announces
| that he is not quitting what he is
attempting to do politically"