Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-08-30
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PLYMOUTH, Vt.-President Cool
theirs farm and leaves for Washing
ton.
PERRYNILLE, Ohio.-SeVen per
sons are killed and one seriously in
jured when train strikes automobile
on grade crossing here.
BERLIN. - Reichstag debates
Dawes bills for several hours, and
leaders are hopeful for required two
thirds vote on measure.
BERLIN.-After first trial trip of
ZR-3, dirigible which is being built
at F'riederichshafen for United
States, builders pronounce ship per-
feet
PARIS.-President Doumergue re-
ceives Captain Pelletier Doisy and
his mechanician, Besin, who return
ed after a Intellectual attempt at
world flight
NEW YORk-CoIored photo.
graphs are successfully transmitted
by wire from Chicago to New York,
American Telephone and Telegraph
company announces.
NEW YORK.-Governo AL Smith
informs George w. Olvany leader
of Tammany Hall, that he will not
be a candidate for reelection, the
New York World says.
NEW YORK.-Young Stribling,
Georgia school boy, and Paul Ber-
lenbach, New York light heavy
weight, fight to a draw in six-round
bout at new Velodrome
BERLIN. - Reichstag passes
Dawes bill on second reading by
vote of 248 to ia, and leaders have
as result scant hope of final passage
by required two-thirds vote.
NEW YORK.-(By wireIess.)-
Prince of Wales and his companions
are defeated by American team in
tug of war, an event on days sport
program aboard Berengaria.
DETROIT.-Hen Ford, in a
wireless dispatch, denies statements
credited to him by The Montreal
Star, which quoted him as saying
ku kluX Khan was misunderstood.
LAKEHUST, N. Interpretations
are made for receiving new naval
dirigible, ZR-3, reported ready for
transatlantic flight from Frederick
Shafen, Germany, about September
10.
WASHINGTON. - Further post
pOnement of flight of American
aViators from Ivigtut, Greeland. to
Indian HarbOr, Labrador, until Sat
urday is decided on account of con-
tinued storms.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Boris Savin-
koff, anti-Bolshevik leader and mill
tary governor of Petrograd under
Kerensky, arrested by Soviet au-
thorities on his arrival from Paris,
IS sentenced to death.
Observation-Disclosures value
of agricultural products for non
agricultural commodities is gradu-
ally reSuminG pre-War figures, ac-
cording to review of situation is
sued by department of agriculture.
CHICAGO-General Charles G.
Dawes says he will not discuss rep
aration plans bearing his name in
course of campaign talks, lest such
discussion hinder the plan, which
he regards as q nOn-pOlitiCal achieve
ment.
DALLAS, Tex-Thomas b. Love.
of Dallas, Democratic national com
mitteenan for Texas. resigns. an
nouncing that he cannot support
candidacy of Mrs. Miriam A. Fergu-
son, Democratic nominee for COVER
nor.
WASHINGTON. - Labor depart
ment orders Immigration Commits
sioner Curran, New York, to investi-
safe charges Luis Angel Firpo. Ar
gentine heavyweight, violated immi-
grafton laws in connection with en-
try into United States of Miss Blan.
ca PiCart.
NEW YORk.-W hite Star liner
Arabic, arriving With more than
fifty of its passengers and crew
severely injured, is hardest hit of
several incoming liners which bear
testimony to recent severe weather
IN north Atlantic
NEW GORk.-Directors of Pere
Marquette Railway company APP
prove offer of Van Sweringen inter
ests to join proposed nickel Plate"
merger. thus assuring completion of
$1,000 100000 consolidation of rail
way, whose trackage totals more
than $4,000 miles.