Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-03-11
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WASHINGTON. First line of
| inquiry in investigation of Attorney
| General Daugherty promises to re-
/ late to charges that department of
| justice aided Former Secretary Fall
/ and certain oil interests in 1920 in
/ effecting shipment of arms and mu-
nitions to Mexican revolutionists.
NEW YORK. - The Carnegie
| Foundation for the Advancement of
Teaching issues a report stating al
] legged \evils attending the increasing
| emphasis on sports could be rem
ieded by placing all phases of athlet-
| les in the hands of college presidents
and faculties.
| NEW YORK. - Twelve hundred
members of Actors Equity associa-
+ ton in New York vote to sustain
| organization demaAd on Producing
| Managers association for equity
shop after June /, and two oppose
move.
HACKENSACK. N. ANNUAL
! conference of New Jersey Congrega.
! tional Church association resolves
that church cannot give over its
services to Ku Klux Khan, nor &C
cept donations in manner to place
it under obligations to khan.
CASTLE GATE, Utah.-Eight
bodies are removed from mine No.
. of the Utah Fuel company, where
175 worEmen were entombed Satur-
day after an explosion; 90 other
bodies are known to be in the work
ings.
DUBLIN. Minister of Defense
Mulcahy acts to prevent further
mutiny in Irish Free State army aft
er issuance of orders for the arrest
of Major Liam Tobin and Col.
Charles Dalton.
OMAHA, Neb.-Federal Judge j.
w. Woodrough holds that those
parts of national prohibition law
relating to abatement of liquor nui-
sances by injunction are unconsti-
tutional.
WASHINGTON.-S Secretary Mel.
lon in letter to Senator CaraWay,
Democrat, Arkansas, categorically
denies knowledge of activities of
anti-bonus league to defeat compen-
sation legislation.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in gov
eminent and church property from
recent earthquakes in Costa RIGA
are estimated at $15,000,000; private
losses not yet estimated are heavy,
but few casualties reported
NEW YORK. = Federal Judge
Learned Hand rules that wives and
minor children of resident aliens are
not admissible in excess of quota,
unless resident alien married while
temporarily visiting abroad.
WASHINGTON.-The treasury am
nounces an issue of $500, 600, 600 one
year per cent certificates of in
debtedness for refinancing the gov
eminent in the second quarter of
this year.
NEW YORK. = Inter-Church
World Movement of North America
Inc, has wound up it's affairs WltE
all debts paid and cash balance or
$2,54S.2S, according to a report.
WASHINGTON.-President Cool
idge pardons all who deserted from
army or navy between signing of
armistice and official conclusion of
World war.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Smoot,
chairman senate finance committee,
says revenue bill must be amended
in senate to provide 100000, 900 adj
ditional revenue.
ST. LOUIS. - United States Sen
ator James Is. Reed receives directed
delegations in but II of 107 county
Democratic conventions in his home
state, Missouri
MOSCOW Alexander kras-
notchekoff, one-time Chicago lawyer
and former president of the Far
Eastern Republic, and four others
are found guilty of misuse of funds.
Observation-Disclosures Gen
eral Daugherty's immediate retire
ment is indicated by consideration
at White House of selection of a
successor.
DAYTON, Ohio,-Airships are
guided from one point to another
bv means of radio for first time IN
history in test Thursday, McCook
field officials announce.
WASHINGTON.-The coats artil-
lerv crops will be reorganized to pro-
vide creation of sixteen regiments
in the United States and two in the
Philippines.
ST. PAUL-President Coolidge is
indorsed for presidential nomination
in majority of Minnesota county
conventions.
LONDON.-Major John Jacob AS
tor loses seat in parliament because
he voted in division before taking
oath of office.
WASHINGTON.-P Cool
idSe supports move of congress to
reduce by % per cent 1928 income
tax returns.
ORLANDO, Fla.-Pat Moran,
manager of Cincinnati Reds, Ma
tional league baseball club, dies here
at his teams training~camp,
Observation-Disclosures Cool
idse orders tariff increases of Il
cents bushel on wheat and &c cents
a hundredweight on wheat flour.
BUENOS AIRES.-Luis Firpo,
Argentine heavyweight, knocks out
Ermifiio Spalla italian heavyweight
champion, in fourteenth round.
/ MANILA.-Major General Leonard
Wood declines TO comment on state
ments of his son regarding the 1920
presidential nomination.
/ KANSAS CITY.-One man issshot
another stabbed and several badly
( beaten in disturbance attending
/ Democratic primary meeting.
( ATHENS.-t'orme Premier Vent
/ ZeloS. who came to Greece recently