Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-04-22
HUGHES, ORIGINAL PROPOSAL
ADOPTED BY POINCARE, WINS
AS DAWES PLAN IS ACCEPTED
WOrM Nezvy
Told IN
Brief


well,known football coach and sports
writer, dies, aged AZ.
PITTSBURG. - Eleonora Duse,
Italian tragedienne, dies in Pitts
burg hotel, after brief illness.
BALTIMORE. = Troup Howard,
55, prominent Atlanta cotton mer-
chant, dies of bronchial pneumonia.
VAN COUVER, B. C.-Narcotics,
valued at $4,000, are seized by GUS
toms officials on the steamer Achil-
les.
MOSCOW. six months Of
non participation in soviet affairs,
Leon Trotzky, soviet war minister.
re-enters public life.
PITTSBURGH m e. Eleanora
Duse, noAd Italian tragedienne, is
reported critically i'll and threat
ened with pneumonia.
HAVANA-Cablegr announces
that Yucatan peninsula, held for
some time by rebel forces, has been
retaken by Obregon troops.
MOBILE, Ala.-Benito Gonzales,
Villa Hermosa, Tobasco, Mexican,
declares Adolfo de la Huerta, rebel
leader, is in Washington, ID. C.
MONTREAL-Ale YAH
koff, official soviet agent, denies
H.
propaganda literature into Canada.
WASHINGTON Cool
idge enjoys a Sunday of complete
rest, attending church in the morn
ing and cruising on the Mayflower
in the afternoon.
TOkIO.--First reprisal in Japan
against American exclusion policy is
noted when Japanese Printing aSso-
citation votes to place boycott on all
goods from California.
CHICAGO.-BaItim and Ohio
engine runs wild from Chicago
roundhouse and crashes into, auto
mobile, killing four persons and in
juring another seriously.
BOSTON.-First national bank to
be conducted by a labor union will
be opened by Brotherhood of Loco
motive Engineers and capitalized for
$500, 900, it is announced
ADRIAN, Mich.-Former secre-
tary DENLY affirms he was fully re-
sponsible for the initiation of the
policy of leasing government oil re-
serves to private interests.
WASHINGTON-Department of
agriculture announces conference OF
representatives of affected states
will endeavor to agree on embarSoes
against foot and mouth disease.
WASHINGTON.--ln minority re-
port on bonus bill senate Democrats
favor cash and insurance provisions,
but indicate Willingness to support
committee bills, which provides
straight insurance.
WASHINGTON.-An order is is
sued against Eastman Kodak com
pany by federal trade commission
declaring company is substantially
complete monopoly of positive cine
matograph film.
W.-Establishment of q
Giving synagogue" similar to the
soviet Giving church, is planned
by Jewish communists in PoltaVa,
Jewish telegraph agency dispatch
declares.
TOKIO.-Premier Kiyoura and
Foreign Minister Matsui are direct
ed to appear before the prlvy coun-
ell this week to explain situation
wherein American congress passed
japanese exclusion legislation.
WASHINGTON.-Federal Council
of Churches asks congress to re
consider Japanese exclusion section
of immigration bill and cooperate
with executive department in solv-
ing problem lin a more satisfactory
way"
Observation-Disclosures Cool
idse in a statement issued on the
eve of the beginning of forest pro-
lection week expresses the hope
Americans will come to abhor a fire
in their woods as much as they
abhor fire in their homes.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA woman
and man. answering to the names
and description of Brooklyn's bobbed
hair bandit and her companion, are
arrested in Jacksonville, Fla, and
man admits shooting of Nathan Mez-
zia, for which couple are sought.
NEW YORK.-John d. Rockefel-
Ter. Jr., in his Easter address to his
Park Avenue Baptist church Bible
class, says 1T is easy to envy great
wealth but great wealth often car
ries with it, in fact always carries.
crushing sponsibility.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8. But
Ter President Coolidge's political
manager. announces in formal state
ment that 500 delegates instructed
or favorable to the president, eight
more than necessary for nomina-
ton, have been selected.
HARRISBURG. = Governor Pin
chot, of Pennsylvania, in q state
ment alleges opposition by w. S.
Ware, Philadelphia political leader.
to his election as delegated large
TO Republican convention is prompt
ed by governors activity in prohibi,
ton enforcement.
The Weatber