Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-05-15
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ment of differences between senate
and house.
WASHINGTON. - Attorney Gen
eral Store plans to direct personally
bureau of investigation of depart
| ment of justice.
WASHINGTON. = President and
Mrs. Coolidge abandon official af-
fairs for brief period to enjoy them.
selves at circus.
WASHINGTON. - Annual supply
bill of the department of agriculture,
carrying $6o,954,653, is reported to
the senate.
DENVER. - Five miners en-.
tombed since Saturday in mine of
Empire Zinc Mining company, near
Gilman, Col, are rescued.
BOCHUM, Germany.-Mine Opera
tors association declines to partici'
pate in mediation conferences look
ing toward settlement of lockout.
LONDON.-House of commons
formally agrees to budget resolution,
abolishing Mckenna duties on manu-
featured articles.
PARIS.-Latest returns in French
elections give Poincare parties 229
and opposition 342, 80 deputies are
reelected and 261 new members
chosen.
II
welt, with staff of clerks, opens new
headquarters for New York commit
tie for nomination of Governor Alfred
E. Smith for president.
LONDON.-House Of commons
by vote of 317 to 252, rejects Stan
ley Baldwin's motion to retain Nc
Kenna duties on automobiles and
other manufactured articles.
LONDON. - Prime Minister Mac
Donald, at labor party demonstra-
ton, declares governments greatest
problem at present is getting eX.
perts' reports into operation.
CONVICTION, Ky.-Congressman
John w. Langley, Kentucky, is
found guilty in federal court on
charge of conspiracy in connection
WltnurdWdl OIL WHISKY.
NEW YORK.-Charles w. Eliot,
president-emeritus of Harvard, tax
ing issue with Nicholas Murray But
Ter, president of Columbia univer-
sity, asserts complete prohibition is
in sight.
HAVANA.-Freder Laredo Bru,
regarded as leader in recent anti-gov-
l.
formally accepts President Zayas'
offer of amnesty and arrives in Ha-
vana.
NEW YORK-Work on Cathedral
of ST. john The Divine, in New
York. will be resumed, Bishop Will
liam T. Manning tells diocesan con-
Vention in announcing gifts of 81
500 900.
WASHINGTON. = Senate com
mittec hearing contest for seat of
Senator Mayfield, Democrat, Texas,
is told of Ku Klux Khan practices
by E. j. Clark, once grand titan"
in the organization.
BERLIN.-German newspapers re-
ioice in what they term the discom-
future of Premier Poincare in
French elections, but none are hope
full of any change in French policy
toward Germany.
WASHINGTON.-Bill to authorize
funding over a siXty-two-year period
OF Hungary's $1,6S5,0 900 debt to
United States, as negotiated by debt
commission, is passed by the house
and sent to senate.
Observation-Disclosures to carry
fight against Ku klux Khan to floor
of Democratic convention are an
pounced by supporters of Senator
Oscar w. Underwood, Alabama, can
didate for presidential nomination.
WASHINGTON. - Representative
Madden, of Illinois, is given unani-
NOUS Endorsement of Illinois Repub-
lican house delegation as candidate
TO succeed Speaker Gillett, who is to
enter Massachusetts senatorial fight.
WASHINGTON. = After senate
refuses to override executive veto OF
|\Bursum pension bill, providing out
Law during first year of $5S'000, 900
Senator Bursum, Republican, New
Mexico, re-introduces bill in slight
iy amended form.
CHICAGO. - Cardinal Mundelein
in his first formal address as cardi
nal, declares duty of church and
citizens is to keep American people
undivided and to shield it against
! foreign propaganda
| PARIS.-Premier Poincare, in &C
| cepting verdict of country against
his policies, will cease from all pc
| litical initiative during balance OF
| his tenure of office, and it is expect
ed will cancel his reparations confer
ence with Prime Minister MacDon
! aid.
NEW YORK. Mrs. Eleanor
! Elaine Harris, whose husband, Bev
| erly d. Harris, former vice presi
| dent of National City bank, is seek
ing annulment' of marriage, is ar
rested in New York for forgery oil
| evidence. presented in connection
with her petition for new trial il
annulment case.
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