Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-07-26
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train at Oak Harbor, Ohio.
HAVANA, Cuba. = Typhoid fever
outbreak causes concern in Havana
with 367 cases officially reported.
WASHINGTON. President Cool
idge gets report from political lead
ers in Kansas, Ohio, Iowa, West Vir-
ginia and Vermont.
DARK HARBOR, Me. - John W.
Davis shows improvement in his golf
game on his Maine trip; he seriously
avoWs that he is real Jeffersonian
Democrat.
DETROIT. - Smokestack plunges
eleven stories into the street from
the Charlevoix building and kills
four persons.
SAN FRANCISCO.-A total Of
1,O57 forest fires, burning over 237,-
600 acres and causing $1,750,000
damage to timber and crops, occur
red in California between January 1
and July 20, 1924, a report says.
CRAIG, Col.-The Discovery well
of the Ohio Oil company in the
Moffet field, northwestern Colorado,
had poured 1850 barrels of crude
oil at the end of it's first "a hours
test, it is announced.
MONTGOMERY, Ala. Patriotic
organizations participate at the flu
neral of Miss Letitia Christian Ty-
Ter, born in the White House, April
8, 1912, granddaughter of John Ty-
Ter, tenth president.
GELS, Germany. The former
crown prince of Germany is fined
20 gold marks for failure to answer
a summons of a millers' guild to
join it.
NEWPORT, Vt.-The Newport Jail
is filled to overlooking with aliens
arrested by immigration inspectors
in attempts to slip across the Dor
der.
LONDON.-Charles e. Hughes,
American secretary of state, and
Mrs. Hughes, take luncheon with
King George and Queen Mary at
Buckingham palace.
NEW YORK.-The estate of the
late w. Bourke Cochran, former
United States senator, is valued at
$555,647 in an appraisal filed.
BAYREUTH, Bavaria.-S iegfreid
Wagner. son of the composer, as
serts the nationalistic demonstration
attending the opening of the Wag-
merriam festival was purely spon-
taneous.
CHTCAGO.-Chicago, Gary, lad,
and nearby cities will become the
center of the steel industry, as
result of the federal trade commits
sion's ruling against the Pittshurg
plus method of price fixing, steel
men say.
DIES MOINES.- Brook
hart, of Iowa, announces he will not
support either Coolidge or La Fol
lette, but will discuss the issues in
the campaign.
NEW YORK. = Gene Tunney
scores technical knockout over
Georges Carpenter, who protests
that he was fouled.
WASHINGTON.-Use of telephone
pictures of President Coolidge is
suggested as a supplement to the
broadcasting of his speeches by ra-
dio.
DARK HARBOR, Me.-John w.
Davis takes a jovial fling at Presi-
cent Coolidge il describing Andrew
j. Peters, who was mayor of Boston
during the police strike.
CHARLOTTE, N. C.-Bishop Leo
Haid, dean of Roman Catholic hier-
archy in the United States, is dead
here
DEMONSTRATORS is unbroken
over the means to safeguard pro-
posed loan to Germany.
LONDON.-American lawyers take
tea with King George, Queen Mary
and the Prince of Wales. The prince
makes hit with the young women
guests.
Observation-Disclosures A. Eek.
hart, OF Chicago, is appointed as
sistant treasurer of the Republican
national committee.
MORE
ATHENS.-The Near East relief
protests the action of Greece in in
| Guiding several thousand Armenian
orphans under its care in orders
for the removal of fifty thousand
Armenians from Greece.
LONDON.-The German RAILWAYS
organization committee completes
draft law for converting the sys-
tenn of federal railway of Germany
into a corporation, as provided for
in the Dawes report.
WASHINGTON.- The treasury
has Approximately $20O,0O0,OOO in
| railroad securities on its hands
which must Je held until maturity
| unless the carriers which made the
notes retire them earlier.
w tSHINGTON.-John Coolidge,
father of the president, leaves the
White House after a two weeks visit
the longest time he has ever been
away from his Plymouth, VT, farm.
PHILADELPHIA Brigadier Gen
eral Smedley Butler, in a talk to
| police inspectors and officers, says
he has been appointed director of
| public safety for four years and
win not quit unless kicked out"
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of
the new division of Identification
Of the department of Justice. author
lied by congress, is completed and
| W. L. Mexican. of the bureau of in
vestigation, is named chief.
| Locked Sheriff-M
In Own Jail Often,