Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-04-17
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fill the vacancy caused by the death
of City Treasurer John NJ. Taylor.
CONSTANTINOPLE.-The grand
national assembly at Angora unani'
mously ratifies the treaty of friend
ship between Turkey and Germany.
WASHINGTON. Jail sentences
for liquor law violators are urged in
instructions prepared by Attorney
General Stone to United States at
torneys.
Observation-Disclosures Hanihara,
the japanese ambassador, cancels an
engagement as oen of the speakers
at the Carnegie Institute Founders
day exercises.
OTTAWA.-Total exclusion of Jap
aense from Canada is advocated in
the house of commons by w. w.
Neil, Independent member from
British Columbia.
BERLIN.-Formal notification of
Germany's acceptance of experts re-
port as basis for renewed parleys is
sent to Paris for transmission to rep
arations commission.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of
$500, 900 for payment of claims filed
under provisions of the war minera'i
relief act would be authorized in a
bill passed by the senate.
FIT WAYNE. Ind.-Clara kimball
Young, screen and stage actress, is
taken suddenly ill during her per-
Torrance and her condition is said
by physicians to be serious.
PHILADELPHIA j. A. De
vereau. internationally known polo
player, suffering from injuries re-
ceived in play, is judged insane and
confined to Philadelphia hospital.
PARIS.-Premier Poincare opens
his electoral campaign with an adj
-tlfess in which he claimed the eX.
perts' reports had proved iustifica-
ton for the occupation Of the Ruhr.
NEW YORk.-Democratic nation
Ill committee rejects plan to hold ma
tiOnal- convention in 2oSth Field Ar
tillery armory, The Bronx, and def
nitely decides on Madison Square
Garden.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rejects
nomination of Samuel knight, of
San Francisco, as special govern
ment counsel for prosecution of Iiti-
cation, involving leases in California
naval oil reserve No. ,.
Observation-Disclosures Cool
idge. in speech at unwilling of Ari-
iona memorial stone in Washington.
monument, declares retention by
states of their soVerei gnty is essen
tial to preservation of the union.
WASHINGTON. - Without com
ment. President Coolidge transmits
to the house Il supplemental esti-
mate of 100000 to cover expenses
beginning July l of senate inVestiga-
tons.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rejects
by vote of IS to ,, amendment to
pending immigration bill under
which "gentlemen's agreement" with
Japan would be ratified and con-
tinued
LONDON.-Task of reconcilins
past differences and of establishing
normal trade and political relations
between Great Britain and Russia
is begun at Anglo-EuSsian conference
at London.
NEW YORK-Dr Newell Dwight
Hills, one of the best-known clergy
men in the United States, resigned
rs pastor of the Plymouth ConSrega-
tional church in Brooklyn because
of i'll health.
Observation-Disclosures Cool
idge, addressing the SD continental
congress of the Daughters of the
American Revolution, urges women
of America to exercise rights of
suffrage i'll 1924 elections.
SEWARD. Alaska.-Ma ior Freder-
ick l.. Martin, commanding I. s.
| army world flight, is forced to de
scend in flying from Seward to CHG
mix, Alaska. and is believed to be
safe in kialagvik Bay.
CHICAGO.-The life of the Ameri-
can Legion depends upon the passage
of an adjusted compensation act for
eN-serNice men, Aaron Sapiro, chair
man of the national legislative com
mittee of the legion, declares.
NEW YORk.-More than 2,40t
members of the American Bar asso-
citation have requested reservations
for the gathering of American and
Canadian lawyers in London, July 20,
rs guests of the British bar.
MENICO CITG.-Capture. court
martial and execution of the rebel
generals Mario Rendon, Severe Reza
and II. Saucedo is reported by Gen
eral Pablo MarciaS, military COM
mander of the state of Tamaulipas.
NEW YORk.-Secretary of State
Hughes in keynote address at Re
publican state convention here calls
| President Coolidge an ideal eNecu-
tive" and says party is undismayed
| by tale bearers and scandal mongers.
BERLIN. - Central government
and premiers of federated states of
! Germ amy in conference at Berlin
| agree to accept report of experts
committee to PREPARATION commission
as basis for negotiations for parley.
ALBANY, \. Y.-Governor Alfred
! +. Smith. after receiving pledge of
| support of New York state Demo
Gratis for presidential nomination.
| tells state convention he would he
"honored" to lead forces of party in
next campaign.
! MF.NICO ClTY.-\egotiation for
| a $1,000. 00G loan which the MeNi-
can government hopes 10 obtain
| through New York bankers have not
| been completed because of Inability
to agree on conditions imposed by
! the bankers.
| WASHINGTON-M. s. DauGh'
| crty, brother of former attorney gen
! eral and president of Midland Ma
/ Jional bank. of WASHINGTON Court
house Ohio, is cited for contempt OF
iseaate IN motion adonted by COM