Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-12-20
WORLD NEWS
TOLD IN BRIEF

Rome dispatches am
nounce general mobilization of Al
bantam forces, While later cable from
Belgrade reports that Premier Fan
Noli, of Albania, has fled.
TOkIO.-aJpanese government de
clnes with thanks" offer of United
States government to send Amer
lean fleet to Yokohama in 1925 in
effort to reomve any misGivin2s of
japanese people, Premier kato
! states.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. approves
maintenance of navy at its present
strength of $4,000 enlisted men.
WASHINGTON Efforts of sen
ate to agree on time for final vote
on Muscle Shoals legislation fails.
WASHINGTON.-Death of Repre-
sentative julius Kahn, of Callf0r-
MIA. makes vacant craftsmanship OF
house military affairs committee
which will probably be filled by
! Representative NORM, of Pennsyl-
vania.
ST. LOtIS.-Mob, after overroW-
erine sheriff at Charleston. Mo,
seizes Roosevelt Grigsby, twenty
year-old negro, charged with attack
ing white girl and lynches him.
WASHINGTON. - White House
social season is opened with dinner
given by President and Mis-. Cool
idce in honor of cabinet members
and their wives.
ATLANTA-A. r. Sartan, for
mer warden. and l.. J. Fletcher,
former deputy warden of United
States penitentiary at Atlanta, Ga
SUSPENDED from office and under
arrest on charge of accepting bube
from prisoners, are held on $o'ooo
bond.
WASHINGTON.-Leigh c. Pal
mer. president of the Emergency
Fleet CORPORATION testifies before the
house shipping board investigating
committee.
wASHINGTON.-T department
of agriculture estimated winter
wheat was soWn this fall on 42'3l''-
600 acres. 6.5 per cent more than
in the fall of 1928.
Observation-Disclosures urging
support of Representative Madden
of Illinois, for the house speaker
Shir. were sent out, and the New
Jersey delegation put forward rep
resentative Lehl Bach for Repub-
lican leader.
WASHINGTON- ag-
ricultural commission, appointed 70
determine a permanent aSflcullufal
nrocram. will reconvene January o.
if is learned from Chairman Robert
ID. Carey, of Wyoming.
WORCESTERSHIRE House as
we'll as congress will take q CHRIST
mas holiday recess next week.
MADRID.-Indictm is present
ed against Vicente Blasco lbaneH'
Spanish author. for publication OF
pamphlet against Spanish govern
ment.
ONSTANTINOPLE - Most Rev
erent Constantinos, metropolitan OF
Derkos. is elected ecuminlcal patrl-
arch of Greek Catholic church.
WASHINGTON. - Treasury de-
parmtent asks appropriation of 500
600. 900 for refunds of federal taxes
illegally collected.
ON.-SeCretary VIII
bur orders naval court of inquiry at
New York navy yard to investigate
leaks" of naval Information OF value
to an enemy country.
LONDON.-House of commons re-
iects official liberal amendment to
kings speech by vote of $50 to lol
and a6OntS address,
COLUMBUS. Ohio.-James c.
! Campbell. former governor ana
prominent in national Democratic
politics, dies; aged 81.
MANILA, p. I.-TwentN-four are
reported killed by earthquake in SUI
riasao province, Mindanao island
| Philippines.
BERLIN-Dr. Gustav Stresemann.
German foreign minister in resigned
| Marx cabinet, declines task of form
| ing new German government.
! NEW YORK-P. S, PNoett. presi-
dent of reorganized Denver and Rio
| Grande Western Railway company.
PHILADELPHIA. Declaring
public opinion would be more potent
than enforcement of judgments of
world court. Senator BOrah, of Ida
no, tells Philadelphia forum world
must resort to moral force to insure
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