Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-12-09
WORLD NEWS
TOLD IN BRIEF

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.Cipriano Castro, dictator of Nene-
zuela for 10 years. who died in ex-
lie, is quietly buried.
NEW YORk.-Alaska may de
mand statehood within the next four
years, Scott Bone, governor Of ter
ritory, declares.
PARIS. French government
agents expel 60 more foreign aSita-
tors, including As organizers, at
communist school at Boligny.
NEW WORKINGS. Anna Buzzi,
convicted of the murder of Frederick
Schneider, wealthy New York con,
tractor, is acquitted as result of new
trial.
BIZERTA, Il Tunis. Squadron of
General Baron Wrangell, who head
ed anti-bolshevik forces in 1920, Is
disarmed after lying deserted for
four years.
WASHINGTON.-General unrest
is increasing in Honan province,
China. state department is notified
by Consul General HeintZleman at
Hankow.
NEW YORK. = Choice manu-
scripts and drawings from Pierpont
Morgan library are placed on exhi-
btion at New York Public Library
by j p. Morgan.
observation-disclosures Cool
i6ge returns from visit to Interna-
tional Live Stock exposition at Chi
cago, pleased with experiment of
using regular sleeper.
NEW YORk.-Ambass ador Jules.
J. Jusserand. retiring dean of diplo-
matte corps in Washington, receives
honorary degree of doctor of laws
from New York university.
MEXICO CITY. - Bandits sack
town of Tapalpa, state of Jalisco,
killing eleven civilians and wounding
many during celebration of inaugu-
ration of President Gales.
WASHINGTON. immigration
into y. S. has more than doubled in
past two fiscal years, due to in
creased influx from Europe, says re.
port of bureau of immigration.
NEW YORK. - Jewels, valued at
100000 brought allegedly into Unit
ed States without proper declaration
by Mrs. Irving |. Bloomingdale, are
seized and owner assessed $4,000.
CHICAGO. - Groups of Catholic
priests, members of passionist order,
are captured by Chinese bandits,
says cable from Chenfu- Chow, to Fa-
Their Greegan, of Chicago, head of
order.
OTTAWA.-Japan is reducing ex-
penditures on army and navy to
save money for air force develop
ment, Major General J. f. MacBrien,
chief Of staff, says on his return
from Toxic.
NEW YORK. - Miss Isabelle
Rockefeller, Srandniece OF John d.
2ockefeller, has been an nistructress
i'll biology IN the Teachers college
or Columbia university since fail
term began
GENEVA. - Bishop Brent, of
Protestant Episcopal church, an
American representative at Interna
tional Opium conference, on leaving
Geneva expresses disgust at pro-
ceedings.
BERLIN.-Reichstag elections re-
turns shcw great increased strength
OF socialists, gains by Democrats and
obliteration of General Ludendorff' S
Fascisti party" social Democrats.
lead on face of early count.
WASIIlNGTON.-Prize of, 5000
for best plan for world peace through
education offered by Raphael Her.
man, of Washington, d. c., is award
ed to DR.. David Starr Jordan. chan
cellor emeritus of Leland Stafford
Jr., university.
ATLANTA.-In letter to Federal
Council Of Churches, in session here.
CYRUS E. Woods, former United
states ambassador to Japan. de-
scrlbes japanese exclusion act as
international disaster of first mag.
nitude."
ROME. - Austen Chamberlain
British foreign secretary, in Rome
to attend session of council of
League of Nations, confers twice
with Premier Mussolini. official com
munlque says conference affirmed
intention Of two countries TO CON
tinue close collaboration.