Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-06-03
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PEKIN.-China decides to recog
nize soviet Russia.

| PEk1N.-Chlna decides to recog
nize soviet Russia.
PEKIN. Chinese government rec
ognizes soviet Russia.
! CAMBRIDGE, Mass. George F.
Baker, New York banker, gives So
| 100000 to Harvard university.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. adopts
conference report on agriculture APP
preparation bill, carrying $61,f47 1893.
TOKIO-Anti-Ame sentiment,
as result of Japanese exclusion legis.
lation, is growing throughout Japan
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. report
on long inquiry conducted by oil
committee will be submitted to SEN
ate next week.
Observation-Disclosures dill
carrying $131 ,943,138 to meet cost of
soldiers bonus until July /, 1925, is
reported in house.
VIENNA. - Chancellor Ignaz Sci
pei, of Austria, is shot and seriously
wounded while alighting from a train
here, and assailant attempts suicide.
CLEVELAND.-R E. Viii
liams, Portland, Ore, vice chairman
of Republican national committee
arrives FIR Republican national con-
VentiOn.
LONDON,-Pre-w brilliance fea-
lures dinner and ball given by AM
bassador and Mrs. Kellogg, in honor
Of Wales, Duke and Duchess Of York
and forty othet persons.
MISUNDERSTANDING House
says there is little possibility of Pres
ident Coolidge being able to meet
President Oregon, of Mexico, on
border within next few months.
PARIS. - Premier Poincare, of
/ France, tenders designations of him
! self and cabinet to President Mil
lerand and it is predicted M. Miller
and's own retirement will follow.
NEW YORK.-Bishop William l.
Manning, in Memorial Day address,
denounces "a false and foolish paci-
i flsm' and appeals for obedience to
law, with stress on prohibition.
PARIS-French ministry of fine
arts arrapges to dispense million dol
lars given by John D. Rockefeller,
Jr.. for repairs to Rheims cathedral,
Versailles and Fontainebleau palaces
WASHINGTON. : Congressional
leaders plan for adjournment next
Saturday, but admit advocates of
farm relief, railroad and reclamation
legislation may block their program.
Observation-Disclosures Cool
ide in Memorial dav address at
| Arlington, announces his opposition
| to changes in Harding Hughes plan
| for American participation in world
! court.
! CHICAGO. - Nathan F. Leopold,
Jr,, and Richard Loeb, wealthy young
| Chicago students and confessed slay-
ers of 14-year old Robert Franks,
| charge each other with actual COM
| mission of crime
Joel Wolf Thorne, wealthy New
| York banker, is killed by automobile
at Danbury, Conn, within "a hours
! after confirmation of his divorce
| from Mary Casey Thorne, whom he
married secretly in 1911.
TOXIC. - Suicide of a japanese
outside ruins of American embassy
In TOXIC in protest against exclusion
legislation gives impetus to nation
| al spirit movement" and plans are
| suggested for a national funeral.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS aviators,
attempting flight from Lisbon to Ma
! Gao, China, who crashed several
weeks ago in storm in Todhpur, In
! Ola, have purchased new plane and
left for Chica, news dispatch says.
LOS ANGELES of TWEEN
ty-tWo persons-twenty sub-normal
| girls and two adults-are recovered
from ruins of Hope Development
school at Playa del Rey. near here.
which was destroyed by fire late Sat
urday night.
INDIANAPOLIS.-Joe Boyer, De-
troit, relief driver for l.. l.. Corum.
! of indianapolis, wins twelfth annual
automobile race over Indianapolis
speedway, driving 500 miles in
5:O5 1881, a record-breaking average
I of 9S.24 miles an hour.
CLEVELAND.-Bishop William
M. Brown, testifying in his defense
at heresy trial at Cleveland, reaf-
firms his belief in Bible Book of
Common Prayer, and church creeds.
and acknowledges authorship of
Writings on which charges are based
Observation-Disclosures Pepper.
Republican, Pennsylvania, author of
compromise plan for American entry
INTO world court, reported by sena e
foreign relations committee. in stale
ment expresses hope that senate
VIII move along lines of committee
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