Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-11-11
20 VICTORIES IN 20 STARTS
IS POLITICAL RECORD OF
COOLIDGE FOR q YEARS
WORLD NEWS
TOLD IN BRIEF

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Chile say plans have been made for
a general election, May 10, at which
d president and congress will be Sc.
lected by direct popular vote.
Observation-Disclosures commit
tee investigating campaign eXpendi-
lures may not resume hearings I'M
til after congress convenes, Chair
man Borah says.
MENICO CITY-Stanislaus Pest
kovsky, first Russian soviet minis
ter to Mexico, presents his creden-
tials to President Obregon.
NEW YORk.-The Republican ma
tional committee came through the
campaign without deficit and with
a probable small surplus, while the
Democratic national committees def
icit will approximate 100000.
WASHINGTON.-No extra SEES
sion of congress after March is
contemplated at present, it is said at
White House.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. D. Ca
rev, of Careyhurst, WNO., former
governor of state, is named by Pres
ident Coolidge as chairman of COM
mission of eight to investigate ma
tional agricultural condition.
NIENNA-Austrian government,
headed by Chancellor Ignz Seipel, re
signs following calling of a general
railroad strike (which results from
failure of wOrkmen's organizations
and federal railroad management to
agree on wage question.
NEW YORII.-Four boys admit
accidental shooting of Ernest
Schwer, their thirteen-year-ol play
mate, for whom a ten-day search
has been made. and confess to Sc
cret burial of body in swamp near
Jamaica, n. Y.
LONDON.-On occasion of formal
assumption of reign of government
conservative British cabinet is ad-
vised by friendly press that, with
labor holding second place of power,
mere stability or tranquility of gov
eminent will not be sufficient.
NEW Rk.-Incorporation in
Maryland of Continental Baking cor
poratiOn is expected to be first step
in merger of United Bakeries corpo-
ration. Ward Baking corporation
and other organizations
NEW YORK.-John w. Golf. for
mer justice Of the supreme court of
New York, who sentenced Lieuten-
ant Becker and four others to death
for the murder of Herman Rosen-
thai, dies.
INDIANAPOLIS. = James A..
Drain, national commander Nof the
American Legion, announces APP
polntment of commission to handle
questions of foreign relations COM
ing before the legion.
WASHINGTON. = Definite re.
vival of business of a volume partly
to overcome recession of midsummer
has been noted by the federal re-
serve board in the last six weeks. al
though current production still is
below the same period last yea.
WASHINGTON. = Having total
resources on October 10 of $23.323.-
06l 900, national banks of this coun-
try reached the highest point in re-
sources since November 10. 1920.
WASHINGTON. President
Booth of the International chamber
of commerce announces an economic
NOtiu SUI tN ttHISutt 10 supplement
the purposes of the Dawes plan and
to stimulate production. revive in
dustry and restore international
trade.
NEW YORK. - Asserting "our
probable enemies are becomine
stronger to attack and we weaker
to resist" Rear Admiral Bradley A.
Fiske, retired urges the Unitel
States to take adequate orecau-
lions.
BOSTON. - Henry Cabot Lodge.
veteran Republican leader in the
senate, dies in hospital at Cambridge.
Mass.
WASHINGTON. - Record,break k.
ING dry spell in many parts of the
country is responsible for fores,
fires, threatened exhaustion of water
supply and untavorable fan planting
conditions in many sections.
WASHINGTON. - More than
half of veterans entitled to adjusted
compensation have failed to make
application. Adit. General Davis an.
hounceS in urging eX-serVice men TO