Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-01-12
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LONDON.-A dispatch from Pekin
says the Chinese cabinet has resign
ed
MEMPHIS. - A. J. Sanderlin,
prominent negro educator, dies at
age of 103 years.
NEW ANS.-Antonio Ma
nero, secretary to Adolfo de la Huer
ia. Mexican revolt leader, arrives
here.
ROCHESTER, Wage dividend OF
S1,2OO,OOO, payable to employees, is
voted by directors of Eastman Ko-
dak company.
NASHVILLE, Tenn-Dr. William
III. Hardy, Christian missionary, re.
ported captured by Tibetan bandits,
is now reported safe.
CHARLOTTE, N. C.-Indictments
are returned against thirteen persons
charging them with having unlaw.
fully engaged in prize fights.
BREST. Italian steamer Tas.
mania is reported to have foundered
during a storm, and seven vessels
are reported to be in distress.
HAVANA.-Oficers and crew OF
the British schooner Margaret G.,
wrecked off the Bahama Islands Sun.
day, are brought here.
ATLANTA. - Approximately 45O
cases, charging alleged violation OF
selective draft laws during World
war. are ordered dismissed.
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Heintz, president of autonomous
government Of the Rhenish Palati-
nate, is reported to the Daily Mail.
ATLANTA head Of
Robert Il. Lee, on side of Stone
Mountain, will be unveiled on Jan
uary 10, anniversary of his birth.
GALVESTON.-Customs officials
order the removal Of 5000 cases of
whisky from the British schooner
Muriel E. Winters, captured Sun
day.
PARASITIC frontier between the
palatinate and unoccupied Germany
is closed except for railroad traffic
and food supplies, by order of Cen
eral de Metz, Rhineland commission
delegate.
PARIS-Charles G.. Dawes and
Owen B. Young, representing Ameri-
ca on the expert PREPARATION commit
tee, confer with French PREPARATION
authorities.
NEW YORK.-Wall street experts
estimate total stock of Ford Motor
company is worth $4,000 900. and
predict it would total $1,260 900 900
in aother year.
FARCE, N. D.-U. I. Burdick, law
partner Of former Governor John
Burke, is named presidential cam
paign manager for Hiram Johnson
in North Dakota.
WASHINGTON lega-
ton denies reports TO Swiss newspa-
pers that former King Ferdinand
has been granted permission to re-
turn and reside in Bulgaria.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass.-Faculty and
undergraduates OF Harvard cast H.
All votes for modification Of the
Volstead act against Loaf votes
against modification.
NEW vocabulary Millicent
Rogers, granddaughter Of late II. H.
Rogers, is married to Count Ludwig
Salm Won Hoogstraten, Austrian
her parents announce.
PARIS.-Court holds insurance
companies are not liable for losses
in burning Of Smyrna in September,
1922, which it said was a concur
renee of Greco-Turkish war.
NEW YORK.-Woolwo build
ing. assessed at $11.25O,0OO on tax
books, is bought by F. w. Wool.
worth & Co. from Broadway & Park
Place corporation, which erected it.
NOSCOW.-Issue of new per
cent guaranteed state gold loan of
100 1000 rubles, divided into 100
and / 900 ruble shares. redeemable
in six years, is announced by the
government.
CAMDEN, n. J.-This city vigor-
ously protests against reported re-
marks by Brigadier General Butler,
Philadelphia director of public
safety, advising gamblers to go to
Camden If they must live.
WASHING N.-Ellison d.
Smith. Democrat, South Carolina, 8
chosen by United States senate as
chairman of interstate commerce
committee. breaking deadlock that
has existed since December 10.
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