Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-07-24
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DUBLIN. - cannon de Valera
makes his first public appearance
since his release from prison and is
enthusiastically acclaimed by a large
crowd.
LONDON.-The Law Society OF
! London gives q dinner to the visit
ing members of the Aemrican bar.
NEW YORK.-The socialist ma.
! tional committee will meet to dis.
cuss plans for a national organiza-
ton to further the independent pres
idential campaign of Senator Robert
M. La Toilette.
COLUMBUS, ~Ohios-vPr Prohibition is
| assailed as "a scheme of the devil
himself" by Judge j. T. Rutherford,
president of the International Bible
Students association.
LONDON. = Secretary Hughes,
speaking at the Pilgrims dinner, de-
clares that American assistance can
be relied upon for the economic
restoration of Europe.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS say that
judgment of world bankers as to
the safeguards of the German loan
vitality affects further developments
of the inter-allied conference.
WASHINGTON William M. But
Ter, chairman of the Republican ma
tional committee. announces plan to
conduct nationwide campaign in be-
half of Coolidge and Dawes.
NEW YORK.-Luis Firro, detain-
ed at Ellis Island by immigration
authorities, is admitted to United
States as visitor
LONDON - Ambassador Kellogg
acts as mediator in hope of ending
deadlock in the inter-allied confer
ence over problem of securities for
the German loan
NEW YORK-Four passengers
who lost their lives on steamer Bos-
ton off Point Judith, r. l., are def
nitely identified as Mrs. Oscar Green,
of Brooklyn; Robert P. and John P.
Schlemm, of New York, brothers.
and Charles o. Copeland, of Brook
line, Mass.
SPRINGFIELD-G Small,
of Illinois, orders state troops to
Mound City to restore order after
demonstrations against three ne
groes held as suspects in connection
with girls murder.
WASHINGTON - Federal trade
commission orders the United States
Steel corporation to abandon the
Pittsburg plus system, of determining
the price of steel.
DARK HARBOR, Me-John w.
Davis decides to prolong his Maine
holiday at least until August l and
possibly until August 4.
NEW YORK-Luis Firpo signs
contract for his match with Harry
Wills but no definite date is fixed.
VIENNA, Austria-Eminent sur
geons in conference discuss cure of
angina pectoris by surgery as re-
suit of reported recovery of patient
after operation by American doc
tors.
ALBUQUERQUE, n. M.-Carl C.
Magee, Albuquerque editor, is SEN
fenced to Jail for contempt of court,
but is later pardoned by Governor
Hinkle, of New Mexico.
COLUMBUS, Ohio.-The conven-
Of the international BlDle students
association will move to Cedar Point,
Ohio. unless the delegates are al
lowed to walk on the state fair
grounds grass, President J. f. Ruth
erford. New York, says.
AUBURN, n. Y.-The old John D.
Rockefeller home near Auburn is
burned to the ground after c,nviets
from Auburn prison fight in Ya!a 20
save it.
WASHINGrO%.-Ctem L. Shaver,
recently nanad committee chairman
Of rhe Democratic rational commit
tee takes over control of its affairs
from Cordell Hull, retiring chairman.
BAYREUTH, Bavaria open
ing performance of the Wagnerian
festival develops into a nationalistic
demonstration.