Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-04-15
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tional plebiscte vote for establish
ment Of republic.
PHOENIN, Ariz.-William Z.
kimsey, father-in-law of former Vice
| President Marshall, dies.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Cool
! idse announced as opposed to large
campaign contributions.
Observation-Disclosures advan-
tage of warm spring day, President
| Mayflower.
CHERBOURG.- After struggling
| sixty hours against a channel tenn
| pest the liner Mauretania is toWed
INTO this port.
ROME.-The Italian press and
! diplomatic circles view the visit of
| Charles G.. Dawes as of much inn
| portance.
BOSTON.-Scores of cases of rare
wines and liquors consigned to for
e:gn embassies in Washington ar
rived on the liner Leyland.
BERLIN.-Newlyf founded German
/ gold discount bank will begin opera
| tons April Is, with capital of TO-
| 600, 900 pounds.
HULL. England = Memorial TO
American and British arm IN killed
in loss Of the dirigible RIBS IN 1921 is
unveiled
WASHINGTON. = Annual army
appropriation bill reported to senate,
carrying 1926, 606,352, or $3,36S 900
more than allowed in house.
BERLIN.-Premier OF federated
states are summoned to discuss re-
| port OF PREPARATIONS experts with
central government.
TOkIO.-Navy department esti-
mates for restoration Of the property
! damaged or destroyed by the earth
| quake last September total $4G,-
| 900, 000
SCRANTONO, Pa-Vote to call
general strike of 10000 employees of
| Pennsylvania Hillside Coal and Iron
Company is taken by general griev-
ance committee.
| LONDON.-Two days study Of
| reparation experts report by treas
ury officials failed to uncover any
important proposals not acceptable
to Great Britain.
1NDIANAPOLIS.-Jury, hearing
case of Governor Warren r. McCray,
charged with larceny and embezzle-
ment Of state funds, disagrees and
is discharged.
NEW ORLEANS.-Cu Off
GERS seize 1900 rounds of ammuni-
| ton on the Norwegian steamer
Gansfjord, which had cleared TOR
! Belize, British Honduras.
! SAN FRANCISCO.-Evan Bur
roWes Fontaine, dancer, files second
suit for million dollars against Cor
nelius Vanderbilt Whitney for al
legged breach of promise.
PARIS. Acceptance by repara.
tons commission of report Of ex-
perts' committees leads Paris diplo-
| matte circles to believe final accord
| on reparation settlement is in sight
WASHINGTON.-Prof. Thomas S.
Adams, of Yale university, resigns
IT'S special adviser to senate commit
tee investigating internal revenue
! because of dissatisfaction with trend
of inquiry.
WASHINGTON OF Pi
| Beta Phi fraternity, of W,lich Mrs.
! Coolidge, wife of president, is q
member, present White House a por-
trait of Mrs. Coolidge, by Howard
Chandler Christy.
WASHINGTON.-Preside.L Cool
! idSe appoints commission to promuI-
! gate national policy for co-Ordina-
ton and extension under fe ieral
guidance of all activities furthcring
outdoor recreation.
BRESLAU, Germany. - Former
| Crown Prince Frederick William and
mis- wife make their first formal pub
| lie appearance since Frederick Will
| liam returned to Germany from the
! island of WierinCen.
| WASHINGTON. - Attempt OF
| Dausherty investigating committee
| to look into financial affairs of form.
err attorney general and his assist
ants at Washington Courthouse Ohio,
is virtually blocked by court re-
straininfg order.
| British bankers urge
| Premier Macdonald in connection
With Anglo Russian conference,
| agreement on recognition of all
hCbtS, dtIb ItStituAtOl VI f'l PliNr1tS
property in Russia to foreign own
crS.
MEXICO CITY.-Offical state
ment of Mexican department of in
terror says $4,000 aGriculturistS are
ready to leave California for MeXi-
co. and proposition is being consid-
cred by governors of principal agri-
! cultural states.
NEW YORk-Thomas +. Ma
| loney, formerly Democratic leader OF
the New York state assembly, has
| been selected by the nominating
committee OF the CONSOLIDATED Stock
exchange to succeed Laurance
| Tweedy as president
WASHINGTON-P from
Democrats greet senate message OF
President Coolidge aimed at invest.
igatiou of internal revenue bureau
and admonishing senate to confine
activities of its committees to con
stitutional and legal rights"
HARRISBURG. Pa. - Governor
| Pnchot, OF Pennsylvania. admits
! that he suggested to Senator Cou-
zens, Republican. Michigan. employ
ment of Francis !. Heney as special
counsel for committee investigating
| the internal revenue bureau.
! Tho Woathar