Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-06-05


Garden will be dry" during Demo
cratic national convention, members
of convention committee announce.
WASHINGTON - A compromise
farm relief bill is drawn up at con-
ference of members of the farm
bloc in both the house and senate.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. may
put into effect Immediately provision
for 25 per cent reduction in income
taxes payable this year, it is an
nounced.
LONDON. = American shipping
companies have booked $4,000 Brit
ish emigrants for passage to United
States during coming year. consular
reports say.
WASHINGTON. - House rasses
senate bill to make available $3.50,
900 for completion of veterans bu
reau disqualification construction
program.
ment of business conditions.
TOKIO.-AmC lean aviators reach
Kagoshima, Japan. from Kushimoto,
flying 425 miles through rain and
windy weather.
PARIS.-Organizat committee
Of German Railway company. .nsti-
tuted under Dawes plan, completes
first part of its work of examining.
German railway bills and statutes.
WASHINGTON. - The Philippine
independence mission declares that
it's appeal will be carried to the
American nation as congress is
about to adjourn with the question
unsolved.
LONDON.-Voice of William Mar
conf, wireless inventor. is transmit
ted from Poldhu, CornWell, to Aus
tralia, distance of 10000 miles, by
radio telephone, London Daily Mail
says.
WASHINGTON. Republican
leaders, while accepting President
Coolidge's criticism of the tax bill,
give little encourage cement to his sug-
sestion for an early revision of the
measure.
OTTAWA. - Premier King ex-
presses doubt that Japan will evade
its 'gentlemen's agreements" with
Canada and Mexico because of the
pas sage of the American exclusion
legislation.
WASHINGTON. - The senate
passes a resolution contemplate
of 100000 for Ameri-
can participation in the Internation-
al Exposition at Seville. Spain, in
April, 1927.
ATLANTIC CITY. - Representa-
tives of the Amalgamated Associa.
ton of Iron, Steel and Tin workers
agree to make no further wage de-
mand affecting approximately 10000
workers Throughout the west.
DIES MONIES. Senator Smith
w. Brookhart, according to early
returns il Iawo primaries, has only
lead over former Con-
gresham Burton E. Sweet in Re-
publican senatorial contest.
wASHINGTON.-S Senator La Fol
lette, Republican, Wisconsin, offers
resolution calling for recess of con-
Gress for month ending July 7;
house passes concurrent resolution,
authorizing adjournment June 7.
WASHINGTON. - Selection of
Senator Thomas J. Walsh, of Mon
tana, as permanent chairman of the
Democratic national convention is
urged in a statement by George
Brennan, Illinois Democratic leader.
WASHINGTON.-Senate approves
constitutional amendment which
would empower federal government
to limit, regulate or prohibit 1"Nor
of children under IS years OF age,
and measure now is ready for rati
by states.
TOkIO.-Japanese newspapers APP
prove of Japan's protest against en-
actment of exclusion legislation by
America and continued o~~ osition to
of Jacob Gould Schur-
man, American minister to China, as
to Japan.
PARIS.-American child labor
laws will be adopted by Greece, it
was announced, when the General
Federation of Womens clubs asked
the Near East Relief organization
to formulate a code for the Greek
government.
PARIS.-Socialist congress pledges
support to NJ. Herriot, leader of So
clalistS and indorses terms imposed
by him for his acceptance of pre-
mlerShlT, after prospective premier
has announced approval of Dawes
plan and a fiscal policy, founded on
balanced budget
Observation-Disclosures Cool
idSe signs revenue bill, providing
general reduction of excise and in
come taxes. at the same time issuing
statement in which he declares while
bill does not represent sound per-
manent tax policy, its passage aft
fords temporary relief and adjust
WASHINGTON 1t. Lowell r.
Smith is named as permanent COM
mander of army word flight squad
ron to succeed Major Frederick l.,
Martin, who was forced to abandon
flight when his plane crashed in
Alaska.
DIES MOINE,S.- Smitl
w. Broolhart is re-nominated ir
Iowa Republican primary Monday
by majority of more than thirty
thousand over Burton Z. Sweet,
former congressman.
LAKEHURST, \. J-Shenandoar.
navy uITlSlolS. IN 1,uUO-mlIe Tight,
circles New York state, passing
over New York, Albany, Buffalo
and way points.
CHICAGO Case against Nathan
Leopold, Jr., and Richard Loci.
confessed kidnapers and slayers of
Robert Franks, youthful son OF
Chicago millionaire. is Submitted to
Cook county grand Jury.
ATLANTIC CITG.-Pecsv Hon
kins joyce and Count Costa MOI.
ner. 4 Swedish nobleman and tooth
paste manufacturer. are married
here.
MOUNTAIN LAKES, n. J.-Miss
Helen Cole. ~. and her companion
nn..nl,