Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-04-03
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to flee when the Vistula overflows
its banks, a Jewish Geographic
agency dispatch says.
WASHINGTON.-Reports of fed.
eral childrens' bureau shows marked
increase in number of children I'M
der 16 entering employment.
Observation-Disclosures Ameri
cans sent $4,000 to the League of
Nations to be used in relieving 200,-
900 famine stricken persons.
WASHINGTON. = William Jen-
Rings Bryan brings out plan to let
government pay campaign expenses
Of candidates for public office.
Observation-Disclosures finance
committee approves provision in
pending revenue bill for % per cent
reduction on 1928 income taxes.
CAMBRIDGE, Ohio.-Six persons
are injured, one seriously, when two
coaches of a Pennsylvania railroad
train are derailed and overturned.
ROME.-Damag estimated at
more than 100000 lire is done to
roads and 100000 lire to private
property by landslides in Amalfi.
MANILA: General Emilio Aguinal.
do, famous in the Filipino indie
pendence struggle, accepts the chair
n1anship of an independence mission.
MILWAUKEE. = Reelection Of
Daniel w. Hoan, socialist mayor of
Milwaukee, is conceded by support
ers Of his opponent, David S. Rose,
nonpartisan.
PLYMOUTH, Vt.-John c. Cool
idge, father of president, celebrates
his 69th birthday at his home, but
birthday cake from White House
fails to arrive.
N.-Senator Robert M, La
Toilette leads President Coolidge by
2 to / vote in Wisconsin primary
contest, according to early and mea-
ger returns.
MEXICO CITY.-Twenty-si per-
sons are killed and at least Sc in
jured in fire and panic motion pic
ture theater at Tacubaya City. a
suburb of Mexico City.
MEXICO CITY.-President Obre-
gon receives Ambassador Charles
Warren, who presents his creden-
tials and expresses goodwill of
United States toward Mexico.
SAN SALVADOR: Reports say
that 1000 Honduran soldiers have
been killed in an attack on reVolu-
tionary troops commanded by Cen
eral Gregorio Ferrera.
NEWARK, N. J.--Young Stribling.
Georgia school boy boxer, wins
newspaper decision in spectacular
fight with Mike McTigue, world
light Heavyweight champion, at New
ark
NEW YORK. egotiations are
reported under way for establish
ment of credit between SIS, 100000
and $50,000,O0O for government Of
Belgium to be used in stabilizing its
exchange.
ATHENS. j. Pierpont Morgan
says he is making trip along the
Mediterranean to enjoy a rest from
n a
number of Greeks prominent in fl
nance and politics
PARIS.-With work of expert
committees on reparations practical
ly completed Charles G.. Dawes and
Owen ID. Young, American unoffi-
cial representative, book tentative
passage for home.
WASHINGTON.-I farewell let
ters to former associates in depart
ment of justice, Harry M. Daugherty
praises accomplishments of depart
ment, which he says is "at peak of
it's strength and efficiency"
BAKERSFIELD, Cal.:John Vitelle,
alleged one-time cyclops of the ku
KluX Kan, is found not guilty on
charge of assault at his second trial,
dltOW6Q after he Iidu spent dlliiooI q
year in a state prison.
DETROIT: DR.. Orville Ward
Owen, TO- who thirty years ago at
tracted attention when he announced
he had discovered cipher revealing
Francis Bacon as the author oil
Shakespeare plays, dies.
NEW YORk.-Columbia univer-
sity graduate students threaten TO
quit residence in hall in which ne
gro student lives, and are told no
discrimination would be counte-
nanced by university authorities.
LONDON-Arthur Ponsonby, Brit
ish under-secretary of foreign affairs,
informs commons that labor govern
ment will submit all treaties for ade-
quate consideration before ratifica-
ton. thus eliminating possibility Of
secret treaties.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wads.
worth. Republican, New York, in
defending Assistant Secretary of the
Navy Roosevelt charged in senate
resolution with completely in leasing
of oil lands, declares Roosevelt ac-
lively opposed transfer OF lands to
interior department..