Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-07-03
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J TOklO.-Baron Shldehara, Japa-
/ nese minister of foreign affairs, de-
clares before diet that Japan cannot
consider exclusion provisions of
American emigration law a closed
question, and urges continued effort
20 adjust question amicably.
| LYONS.-Followin clash between
| American and Japanese members of
| International Federation of League
( Of Nations societies in session at
! Lyons, France, over raciol equality
resolutions. Opposing delegates
agree TO add clause to resolution,
declaring question of immigration is
not involved.
WASHINGTON B. Fall,
former secretary of the interior,
Harry F.. Sinclair, Edward l.. Do
heny and T.. l.. Doheny, Jr., are in
dicted in District Of Columbia SUI
preme court charged with criminal
action in connection with leasing of
naval oil reserves in Wyoming and
California.
GTON-President Cool
idge, in addressing semi-annual bud.
get conference of government heads,
in urging greater efficiency in gov
mental administration, declares: Il
am for economy. After that L am
for more economy"
NEW YORK.-Gaston B. Means,
former department of justice agent,
and Elmer w. Jarnecke, his secre-
tary, charged with conspiracy in
connection with illegal withdrawals.
of whisky. are convicted in federal
court at New York.
WASHINGTON Cool
idge will be formally notified of his
nomination on July "a and Charles
G. Dawes, vice presidential candi-
date, on July 81, it is announced in
Washington.
LONDON.-Suzanne Lenglen is
forbidden by her doctor to continue
play in Wimbledon championships,
and it is considered doubtful if She
will be able to enter Olympic COM
petition.
WASHINGTON.-The Rev. George
Douglas Byers, an American Pres
byterian missionary, was murdered
June "a, at Kuchek, Island of Hal
nan, according to information re-
ceived by the state department.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn.-Federal
court proceedings to prevent the uni
fication of the northern and south
ern bodies of the Methodist Episco-
pal church were considered a posi-
bility.
NEW YORK.-Blanche Yurka,
actress, brings suit for separation
from her actor husband, Ian Keith,
naming Marjorie Rambeau, state
star, as third party to suit. #
MOSCOW.-Pr Peter Kozloff,
archaeological explorer, has discover
ed ancient Chinese royal tomts near
Urga, Mongolia, antedating the tomb
of Tutenkhamun.
GTON.-President Cool
idge offered the services Of the fed
eral government in relieving the dis
tress brought by the storm of last
Saturday.
NEW YORK.-Epnard, French
turf star, will race pick of American
horses in events at Belmont park,
Aqueduct and a Kentucky track in
September and October, Jockey club
announces.
TOKIO.-Action of unidentified
pclllCoS III CulllllS NOnA1 <AhANA ANeAAA
flag at United States embassy at
Toxic prompts statement of regret
by japanese foreign office.
NEW YORK.-Strike of 10000
members of Amalgamated Clothing
Workers of America is ended by
agreement with New York clothing
manufacturers.
PARIS.-France's fencing team
wins Olympic foils championship by
defeating in finals team of Belgium.
NEW YORK.-William Jennings
Bryan ANNOUNCED himself a great
grandfather.
PARASITIC first American
owned embassy in Paris will be dedi-
Gated July by Ambassador Herrick.
PEKIN.-Chinese cabinet resigns,
pekin "a bel