Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-04-05
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WASHINGTON. = Settlement of
Newcastle consulate dispute between
Great Britain and United States is
announced.
ROME.-With solemn ceremonies
Cardinal Hayes takes possession of
his titular church in Rome, Santa
Maria in Via Iata.
MEXICO CITY. -Official reports
to the war department. announce
the occupation of Oaxaca by federal
forces without loss.
MONTREAL. - Radio greetings
are sent by Premier E. III. Arm
strong, OF Nova Scotia, to Premier
j. Ramsay Macdonald, of Great
Britain.
MEXICO CITY.-The number OF
dead in the fire which destroyed the
motion picture theater in Tacubaya
is determined at twenty-one, mostly
children.
ROME.-Roald Amundsen, ex-
with technical experts concerning
his coming attempt to fly to the
north pole.
Ell PASO. - Mexican officers
along the border are watching for
Adolfo de lie Huerta. former chief of
the rebellion, reported to be in the
United States.
GTON.-Senate finance
committee votes to include tax on
10 -.
revenue bill, but eliminates gift tax,
adopted by house.
DURHAM, N. C.-Governor Cam
eron Morrison, of North Carolina,
and Mrs. Sarah V. Watts, widow of
George W. Watts, millionaire philan-
thropist, are married.
DIES MOINES.-Iowa Democrats
select uninstructed delegation to New
York convention, whose members in
the main are said to favor candidacy
of William G. McAdoo.
PARIS.-Louis Barthou, president
of reparations' commission, confirms
report that findings Of experts COM
mittee will be presented to commits
sion by Sunday or Monday.
WASHINGTON. - Prompt con-
firmation of nomination of Harland
Fiske Stone, retiring dean of Co.
lumbia University law school, as at
torney general, is predicted.
ILION, N. Y.-Eliphalet Reming-
ton, surviving member OF the origi-
nal firm of Z. Remington & Sons,
manufacturers of the Remington
rifle, dies, aged ninety-five.
VIENNA.-The Russo Rumanian
conference breaks up when Soviet
representatives insist on q plebiscite
to determine the disposition OF
Bessarabia, awarded to Rumania by
the allies.
BERKELEY, Cal-An earthquake
shock, recorded on the University OF
California seismograph. is felt in
Monterey, Oakland, San Francisco,
and Stockton. No damage is re-
ported.
WASHINGTON.-The senate fl.
nance committee orders favorably
reported the Reed measure for re-
vising the veterans bureau laws and
the war risk insurance and voca-
tional rehabilitation acts.
BUCHAREST. = Spanish govern
ment suggests cancellation of the
proposed visit of King Ferdinand
and Quenn Marie. of Rumaria, to
Madrid, and a similar request may
be made by the Belpian government.
WASHINGTON. - Completion of
all construction work on the eight
American military cemeteries in Eu-
rope by May 80, is forecast in re-
ports, which show that 80, 400 Ameri-
can war dead rest in the burying
grounds.
PORTLAND, ME.-Maine Repub-
licans in convention instruct delega-
ton to Cleveland convention to sup
port candidacy of President Coolidge;
Connecticut Republicans elect seven
teen delegates, favorable to presi-
dent.
WHITE PLAINS, N. Y.-Augustus
Thomas, the nramatist. appears to
be elected DELEGATE to Democratic ma
tional convention and if his election
is assured, it is understood he will
put Governor Smiths name in nomi
nation.
points receiver for Associated Pro
ducing and Refining Corporation. a
holding company controlling the
capital stock of oil companies OPP
Grating in south and southwest,
whose assets are placed at $S4,000,-
900.
WASHINGTON.-Frank A. Van
derlip, retired New York banker, an
nounces his intention OF resigning
from every business board to which
he belongs in order that his work
in his unofficial bureau of govern
mental research may be unhamp-
cred.
BERLIN. = Nationalist demon
strate and police prevent serious
collision with Republicans when the
body of Wilhelm Dreyer, German
youth who died in a French prison
while serving a sentence for sabot-
tage in the Ruhr, arrived in Berlin.