Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-11-01
WORLD NEWS
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ROME.-Italys share of the Ger
man loan is ovetsubscriDed many
times.
BOSTON.-Two men drop dead
during Republican rally torch
light parade.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are an
Inounced for radiocasting speech OF
President Coolidge on election eve.
WASHINGTON Telegram from
Henry Ford indorsing President
Coolidge is made public by the Re
publican national committee.
NEW YORK.-Frances Hodgson
Burnett, author of Little Lord
Fauntleroy," novelist and play
wright, dies, aged IS years.
LONDON.-Former Premier AS
quith is casualty in British election,
being defeated by Laborite; Lax
Astor is returned by Plymouth Con
serYatives.
GTON.-President Cool
idge calls on representative farm
leaders to suggest preference for
appointment as secretary of agri-
culture.
DUBLIN.-Wild scenes are enact
ed at Dublin and Dunalk in connec.
ton with reinterment of bodies of
II men, executed by Irish Free
State in 1922 and 1928.
LOS ANGELES. Further evil
dence that Albert B. Fall urged Sc
crecy in connection with leasing Of
government lands to Doheny inter-
ests is brought out in oil trial.
BRUSSELS. = Dispute between
England and Turkey over Mosul-
Turkey boundary is settled by reso-
luton of council of League Of Ma
tons fixing provisional frontier.
SEATTLE, Wash. - The Rev.
Frederick S. Fleming, rector of
Church of the Atonement, Chicago,
was elected Protestant Episcopal
bishop of the diocese of Olympia.
NEW YORK.-An investigation is
begun by District Attorney Barton
of charges that eight corporations
violated state laws prohibiting con-
tributions of money to political par.
ties.
BRUSSELS.-Feth Bey, president
Of Turkish chamber Of deputies
says Turkey awaits Americas rati-
fication of Turko-American Lau-
same treaty before giving it Turk
ish approval.
BROOKLYN.-Jo Ohm w. Davis,
Democratic nominee, proposes a sys-
tenn of periodic international confer
ences, in campaign speech in answer
to address of President Coolidge and
Secretary Hughes.
NEW YORK.-Earl Carroll, the
atrical producer, charged with eX-
hibition of indecent pictures adver-
Using a musical revue, goes to jail
to await trial after refusing to give
bail.
BRUSSELS. = Turkey awaits
Americas ratification of Turko
American Lausanne treaty before
giving approval to document, Fethi
Bey, president of Turkish chamber
of deputies, announces.
NEW YORK, Representatives of
warning Chinese tongs at New York
agree on two weeks armistice, eff
fectiVe throughout the country dur
ing which time effort will be made
to draw up permanent peace plans
NEW YORK.-Counsel for the
Van Sweringen interests announce
that stockholders in five railroads
involved in the Nickel Plate merger
| have deposited sufficient stock to
insure completion of the consolida-
| ton.
NEW YORK.-Clem l.. Shaver,
| Shaver, Democratic national chair
man, asks the administration to eX-
plain why 81 American ambas sailors
and ministers are in the United
States being used to do political
work
Observation-Disclosures three
and a half million dollars has been
collected 10y Republicans for national
campaign, William V. Rodges, treas
urer of Republican national com
mittee, tells senate investigating
committee.
LONDON.-British labor cabinet
is expected to resign Immediately as
result of parliamentary elections
which, on basis of practically com
plete returns assures conservatives
of 1913 seats, nearly double all other
parties combined.
NEW YORK.-Only in response to
subpoena will George X Morris,
chairman of Republican state com.
mittee of New York, testify before
senate committee investigating ex
penditures, l.. B. Gleason, commit.
tee secretary announces.
NEW YORK.-Revolt against &C.
Ition of American Federation of La
Dor in indorsing candidacy Of Sena
tor La Toilette is seen in indorse
lment by executive council of Central
Trades and Labor council of New
York City, of John w. Davis, Dem
ocratic nominee.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81. Rev
holds, director of WASHINGTON offic
of Republican national committee
says the assertion of Democratic
National Chairman Shaver that
'ttWenty- seven American ambassa.
doris and ministers are working fol
Coolidge was lacking in fact" an,
an INSPIRED injustice
NEW YORK.-F'ranklin D. Roose
eelt, assistant secretary of the nav,
under President Wilson, attackin:
record OF Theodore Roosevelt. his
| successor in office. in speech a
Brewster, n. Y, declares durina
Coolidge administration morale an,
efficiency of navy declined.
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