Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-03-29
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! initiates negotiations TO rsettlemenl
OF London transport strike.
| VERA CRUZ.-GeneraI Calderon
and seventy employees sail for Puerto
Mexico to reopen the customs house
MUNCIE, Ind.-The Independent
Khan of America closes its first ma
tional congress after electing Off
GERS.
NAPLES. -More than 100 per
sons are reported killed in landslides
along Tyrrhenian coast of Italy
south of Naples.
WASHINGTON. = Condition of
Senator LaFollette VINO is seriously
i'll with pneumonia. is reported as
improved.
ROME. - More than hundred
persons are dead, thousands home
less and many missing as result of
landsildes in region of Amalfi,
Italy.
MUNICH. Trials of General
Ludendorff, Adolph Hitler and 9th.
ers. charged with treason for their
part in the November ''patsch" are
concluded
WASHINGTON.- Musical clubs of
Amherst college give concert for
schools most distinguished alumnus
President Coolidge, in east room OF
White .ttouse.
PARASITIC expert committee of
the PREPARATIONS commission is ex-
pected to submit its report on Ger
many's economic condition next
Wednesday.
PARISH. Poincare, having con-
scented to form new ministry, seeks
to put into effect far-reaching
economies in government, Paris OBJ
servers believe.
DAYTON, Ohio. = Lieutenant
Harold r. Harris, of McCook field,
reaches height of 2S,411 feet in
plane carrying SOL pounds, unoffi.
cial altitude record.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. = Three
members of crew of converted sub
marine chaser Russ are burned
when craft, used in chasing rum
runners, eXplOdes at sea.
wASHINGTON.-Secretary Will
bur approves plans for an air car.
nival in which the dirigibles Sheuan-
doah and ZR-3 will participate this
summer at .Lakehurst, n. J.
HONOLULU Sales Of jewelry
and art collection of late Queen
Liliuokalani. last OF Hawaiian mon
archs, bring approximately $4,000
to be used for orphan girls home
NEW YORK. - Police seize mar.
cotics valued at $750,O00 in Ea st
Side apartment, which they believe
source of supply for California 8 mo.
ton picture colony, and arrest two
men.
SALEM, Mass.-Fire seriously
damaged relics in the Witch
House" 9-saienas eRtfest btfffsdng Ssf1.
which in 1892, Jonathan Corwin, one
Of the witch judges" conducted
his Investigations and trials.
WASHINGTON. - Representative
John w. Langley, Republican, Ken
lucky, with five others, indicted
by federal grand jury charged with
conspiracy to interfere with opera
ton of prohibition and internal rev.
enue laws.
SAN O.-Representa-
tives of the American Legion, Amer
lean Federation of Labor and agri-
cultural organizations telegraph to
President Coolidge urging laws bar
ring immigration to persons in
eligible to citizenship.
WASHINGTON. = AL Jennings.
former train robber, testifies before
oil committee that the late Jake
Hamon, Oklahoma politician, spent
million to secure Harding's nomi-
nation with view of becoming sec
rotary of interior.
NEW YORK-F'rank A. Wander
lip, former banker, says he has
taken out $1,000,000 insurance pol
icy payable to the "Citizens Federal
Research bureau" which he has
established to investigate reports of
government negligence and graft.
NEW YORK.-Bishop William T.
Manning advises Rev. William Nor
of st. Marks-in- the Bouwerie, that
the church will be without Episcopal
visitation or ministration, so long
as ritualistic dance programs are
continued.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Pow
ell head of the characterization de-
partment of the American Legion.
says Grover c. Bergdoll, draft
evader. has been given no induce
ment to return from Germany eX-
cept assurance of a fair and i'm.
partial trial.
JERUSALEM S. Straus,
former American ambassador to
Turkey. returns from a conference
with King Hussein in which he
stressed the Importance of main
tanning friendship between Jews and
Christians, Jewish Geographic
agency dispatch says.
NEW YORK. - DR.. VIM. Norman
Guthrie. rector of ST. Marks-In-The
Bouwerie, replying to Bishop Man.
ning's denial of Episcopal visitation
and ministration because of the pro-
| gram of ritualistic dances, says
bishops action is undemocratic and
that he is in error as to circum-
stances.
Bandits Kill LouiSianian
MONROE, La, March 27.--Adolph
Eppensteine, wealthy gas land pro
moter and proprietor of a grocery
store at Swartz, la, was killed last
night by persons believed by the au
thorities to have been members of g
rohber band who looted the store
and escaped with $3.50 in cash.