Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-05-13
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BUS ION.-GQWlH ALklIS GtoHiSt
editor and publisher of Boston Post,
dies at Boston, aged 65 years.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. rial passen-
ger and mail service between Mos.
cow and koengsberg has been re-
established,
PA SIS.-Ear'y returns rom
French parliamentary elections in.
dio,te general success of anti-Poiu-
care forces.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by close
vote refuses to accept proposal OF
president to postpone japanese ex-
clusion until March 1, 1925.
WASHINGTON. = Mrs. Hubert
Work, wife of secretary of interior.
dies suddenly at Washington while
riding in her automobile.
ROME.-Special reports to the
Corriere d'Italia say clash is posi-
bic between Russian and Rumanian
troops on Russo-Runanian border.
NEW YORK.-The $450,0O0 estate
of Charles f. Murphy. late leader
OF Tammany hall, is left by his will
to widow and members of family.
PARkERSBuRG, WEST VA
Samuel G. Dyke, nationally known
authority on pottery, said to be first
manufacturer of marbles in Ame,'-
lea, dies.
+ BUF.NOS AIRES. Fifteen hun
dred manufacturers and merchants,
assembled under auspices of Argen-
tine Industrial union. resolve to dis
obey new pension law.
PHILADELPHIA Law enforce
ment as means of preserving civil
cation is urged by William H.
Hughes, wartime premier Of Aus
tralia, in an address.
MOSCOW. - Princess Obolensky,
daughter of late governor general of
Petrograd, and enc of the most beau
tiful girls i'll Russia, is placed on
trial charged with brigandage.
NEW YORK.-Suit brought to
dissolve merger Of Midvale Steel and
Ordnance company and Cambria
Steel company is dismissed in fed.
eral court.
Eleven communists
are reported killed and many
wounded in clash with German fas.
cisti at Boelleberg following natior-
alist celebration at Halle.
NEW YORK.-Plars for removal
ing Madison Square garden for ma.
t1onal Democratic convention call
for construction OF largest platform
ever built for political convention.
NEW YORK.-The May. said tc
be fastest rum-runner of Atlantic
coast. is wrecked in battle with City
police boat on East river and crew
Of four captured.
ROME.-Italy pays highest horors
10 1Ileonora Duse as body of TRACE.
dienne arrives at Rome where sol
emn mass is sung at Church of
Santa Maria Angel.
TOKIO-As result of Saturdays
elections in Japan, i'll which govern
ment was apparently defeated, resig-
nation Of Premier Kiyoura is fore.
cast in 1oKIo newspapers.
Observation-Disclosures Cool.
idge was not consulted as to pro
visions of world court plan, present
ed in senate by Senator Lodge, Re
publican, Massachusetts, it is stated
at White House.
SEATTLE. = Three army air.
planes seeking to fly around world
leave Atka Island for Attu Island,
| $50 miles distant, according to radio
dispatches received at Puget Sound
Washington navy yard.
PARIS.-Count Salm Won Hoegs.
trateten. at Vienna, emphaticallY de.
MED rumor of estrangement from
the countess, formerly Millicent Rog-
ers, New York heiress, who is re-
turning home to America with her
father. Ii. II. Rogers.
NEW YORK.-Counsel for VIII.
liam H. Anderson, former superin.
tendent of anti-saloon league OF
New York, who Is serving sentence
in Sing Sing for forgery. files ap-
peal in appellate division of supreme
court.
NEW YORk.-Announce o.
annual Pulitzer prizes includes
award of gold medal to New York
Word for most disinterested and
merltorious public service" in con
nection with exposure OF FLORIDA
peonaSe stu .tion,
DUBLIN. Formation OF new
group whose policy will be complete
| Independence, territorial unity and
economic progress is announced by
| Joseph McGrath, former minister of
commerc@, and Daniel Mccarthy
former dali eireann government
whip.
WASHINGTON. - Major Fredec-
| ick l.. Martin and his mechanic.
Sergeant Alva L. Harvey, missing
world flight aviators, ere y
Port Moller. Alaskan peninsula &C
cording to wireless dispatch received
at Cordova and official messages
| from Major Martin to war departa-
ment