Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-11-08
WORLD NEWS
TOLD IN BRIEF

LONDON.-Geneva sees in election
of Coolidge, increased cooperation
with League of Nations; London
press comment emphasizes prevailing
desire of democracies for quiet, sta
BILE government rather than expert
ments of progressivism.
NEW YORK.-Millions through
out nation hear election-eve ad-
dresses of President Coolidge, speak
ing at Washington, and John w.
Davis, at New York, as nominees
utilize radio to say last word to
voters.
NEW YORK.-National Y. w. c.
A. declines to join with United
States Board of Education in OBJ
serving Education week, November
1923, because of alleged domination
of program by military organiza-
ton"
WASHINGTON. = Republicans,
with 246 seats secure, are assured
actual control of house of representa-
tives, but pending outcome of sew
eral contests in west doubt exists
whether party will control the SEN
ate.
Observation-Disclosures will
have paper majority in both houses
of congress, but it is uncertain
whether Republican strength will ex-
coed combined opposition of Demo
Gratis and insurgent Republicans.
WASHINGTON Cool
idge, on basis of revised returns, is
assured of more than one hundred
votes in electoral college over what
is necessary to elect, and largest
popular plurality in history.
AUSTIN.-Because her opponent
Dr. George c.. Butte, of Austin, re-
fuses to concede her election as gov
ernor of Texas, Mrs. Miriam A. Fer
g0son asks people of state to ex-
pedite counting of votes.
BUTTE Re election of Senator
Thomas J. Walsh, Democrat, Mon
tana, prosecutor of senate oil COM
mittee, by substantial margin is as
sured, according to unofficial and
incomplete returns.
NEW YORK. Blumenthal
president of LaZard F'reres bank, of
New York, is made officer of French
Legion of Honor as reward for work
in connection with sterilization Of
French currency.
DIES OINES.-Unofficial but re-
checked returns in Iowa show that
Smith w. Brookhart, insurgent Re
publican, defeated by narrow mar
gin, his Democratic opponent, Dan
iel L. Steck.
NILES, Ohio.-Gov. Donahey signs
proclamation lifting martial law, but
military board of inquiry will in
vestigate causes of recent outbreak
between khan and anti-klan forces.
MEXICO CITY.-Mexico, in car
rying out it's policy to sever rela-
tons with Great Britain, orders it's
consulates in Canada and other Brit
ish dominions closed November 20.
HAVANA, Enthusiastically of in
terror announces that Gen. Gerardo
party candidate, has undoubtedly
been elected president of Cuba.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of Sena-
tors Magnus Johnson, farmer labor,
Minnesota, and Smith Brookhart,
Republican, Iowa, members of insur
gent bloc, appears to be certain.
CHICAGO.-Malcolm MacDnoald,
son of the British premier, leads
Oxford university team to victory
over University of Chicago team in
debate on prohibition.
ESSEN, Germany.-Dr Otto
Wiedfelt, German ambassador to
Washington, will leave soon to re-
sumo next spring his former activi-
ties with the Krupp directorate.
PITTSBURG.-Plan are an.
nounced by the University of Pitts
burg for a fifty -two-story building,
designed to accommodate 10000 stu
dents and to cost 100000
BOSTON.-Little hope is held for
recovery of Henry Cabot Lodge, SEN
ior senator from Massachusetts, who
suffered stroke Wednesday while
patient at Boston hospital.
LONDON.-Prince OF Wales re-
ceives Owen D. Young. former
agent-general for PREPARATIONS under
the Dawes plan, en- route to the
United States.
TIENTSIN.-Gen. WI Pei-Fu,
ousted field marshal of the Pekin
armies. sails from Targku, on the
Gulf of Chilli for an unknown des-
tination.
LONDON.-king approves person
mel of new British cabinet, sub
mitted by Prime Minister Baldwin.
which includes Winston Churchill as
chancellor of the eXchequer.
PARIS.-Alexandre NIillerand. for
mer president of France. formerly
re-enters politics as chairman of a
new party-the National Republican
league.
HAVANA.-Election OF General
Machado to Cuban presidency is
conceded by Former President Mario
G. MenocaL defeated conservative
candidate.
NEW YORK.-The will of Laura
Jean Libbey Stilwell, novelist. is
filed with an executors report esti-
mating estate to be in excess of
lS11,000
ST PAUL-Senator Masnus
Johnson, F'armer-Labor, Minnesota
comedies his defeat when Represen-
tative Thomas ID. Schall, Repubn-
can, takes lead of 10000.
Victor Berger Wins
Congress Seat Again,
Newspapers Declare
MILWAUKEE. Nov. 6.-Nictor
L. Berger. Socialist representative in