Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-05-24
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MISUNDERSTANDING adopts
conference report on navy appropri-
alton bill which now goes to presi-
dent.
WASH NGTON.-Senate approves
amendment to interstate commerce
act which would abolish Pullman
surCharge.
LONDON.-A number Of Ameri-
cans are presented at second court
of season held by King George and
Queen Mary.
MISSOULA, Mont - Emergency
fire guards are sought for Nez Perez
national forest because of fire con-
ditions.
LOS ANGELES. - Daughter is
born to Mildred Davis, screen ac-
tress, wife of Harold Lloyd, motion
picture comedian.
Observation-Disclosures Cool
idge indorses national Republican
committee's action in forming col
lege Republican clubs.
YAKEHURST, n. Navy dirig-
ible, Shenandoah, makes first test
fight since ship tore loose from its
mooring mast January 16.
LONDON.-Much heralded attack
on labor government ends in anti
climax when conservative motion to
reduce labor minister's salary talked
out.
Observation-Disclosures navy,
stronger than Japan's, is not on a
par with Great Britain's, Secretary
Wilbur reports to house naval af-
fairs committee.
PASADENA, Cal.-Ole Hanson,
former mayor of Seattle, is freed of
charge of horse stealing after he
proves ownership of animal in.
volVed.
Observation-Disclosures of prepar
ing fifteen million bonus application
blanks for distribution to former
service men is begun under direc.
ton of war department.
NEW YORK.-Selection of leader
of Tammany Hall to succeed late
Charles f. Murphy is postponed by
executive committee until after Dem
ocratic national convention.
NEW YORk-Western bankers
consider Inauguration of combina-
ton airplane and railroad service to
carry credit remittances from De.
trolt and Cleveland to New York.
Observation-Disclosures con
tributions are subjected to heated de.
bate in senate, with Senator Henry
Cabot Lodge, Massachusetts. center
of attack from Democratic side.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and sen
ate conferees agree on revenue bill
containing Simmons income tax
schedule, but without amendments
for publicity of returns and undis
tributed profits tax.
TOKIO.-Three United States air
planes hop from Yetorofu island tC
Minato. Japan, a distance of 1854
miles, in seven hours and forty min
9tes, and after lunching take off for
hasumigaura, near Toxic.
DUBLIN.-Preside Cosgrave, Of
Irish Free State, says in the Dali
Eireann, that canon de Valera, Re
publican leader, will be released il
he orders surrender of struggled
arms.
WASHINGTON.-D. S. Van Vol
lenhoven, of Holland. will act as UNI
. pire on new MeXican-American gen
eral mixed claims commission which
will. adjust claims that have arisen
since 1868.
SHANGHAI. = Captain Pelleteil
Doissy, French aviator, will contin
lie his Paris to Toxic flight in a Dor
rowed Chinese plane. he announces
here, where his own plane is
wrecked.
CINCINNATI.-Mrs. Imogene Re
mus. wife of George f. Remus, who
is serving sentence at Atlanta peni
tertiary for conspiracy to violate
prohibition, law, is arrested in Gin
cinnati for conspiracy in connection
with withdrawal of whisky.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich.-Dr CIar.
ence f. Mccartney, of Philadelphia
fundamentals leader. is elected
moderator of Presbyterian ChuCh il
United States of America, at 1861
annual assembly here.
NEW NORk-William s. Ford
! charged with setting fire, which re
suited in death of six persons. is
found guilty of first-degree murder
in Brooklyn supreme court.
CHICAGO. = Body of Robert
| Franks, 14year-old son of wealthy
/ Chicago manufacturer, is found
nude and mutilated, under railroad
| CulVert after father receives demand
/ for $4,000 ransom.
SYRACUSE, n. Yin protest
against pacitist sentiment in colleges
and churches, Chancellor Charlie!
| Wesley Flint, of Syracuse university
/ accepts commission as colonel il
| United States army reserve corps.
SPRINGFIELD Mass.-Genera
conference of Methodist church
elects as bishops Rev. Brenton T
| Bradley. of Calcutta; George A. Mil
1 Ter, of Panama City; Titus Lowe, o
| Omaha, and George r. Grose, o
/ GreencaStle, Ind.
NEW YORK.-Ex-Gover Cox
of Ohio. Democratic candidate for
! president in 1920, in statement a
! New York, says issue of 1924 politi
/ cal campaign will be America for
eign policy and existing "unholy al
lance of government and business,
House Votes Transfer
/ OF Camp Jackson to