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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1923
Page
22
Washington April 5 Joseph P Cannon chairman of the workers party of America declared in an address last night that the execution of Vicar General Butchkavitch of the Roman Catholic church by authorities was justified. The statement drew applause from about one hundred attendees.
Georgians Incorporated schedules its first big gathering at the Macon city auditorium on May 8 at 10 a.m. to foster statewide industrial development. Dr. M. L. Brittain and other leaders from business and press attend and plan a finance and organization committee to advance concrete progress.
In Macon Georgia on April 5 Mrs Frederika Paer of New York and Lynwood L Bright were kidnapped and Bright severely beaten as police traced a car and a deserted vehicle. Mrs Pace and Bright gave conflicting statements while Bright recovered from wounds at a physician’s care.
Paris seeks to patch Franco British differences over the Ruhr crisis. Louis Loucheur and Stanley Baldwin reportedly met to discuss a feasible compromise, amid Labor opposition and discontent with the Ruhr policy, suggesting only a partial agreement.
Railroads appeal for public aid to load cars to capacity, average 20 tons per car nationwide, and increase daily mileage to 30. They cite record traffic since 1922 strikes, huge capital spend, car and locomotive orders, and a push for faster loading, prompt unloading, and broader storage to avert fall bottlenecks. Shippers can help by foresight in April to July loading and unloading.
Budapest reports a ruling that art over domestic life allows separated living. Playwright Frana Molnar and singer Sart Fedak can maintain separate apartments without state interference due to housing strain.
A Hungarian judge ruled that married Molnar and Fedak may adapt their living arrangements to their tastes and continue their artistic life. The decision, praised by a large court audience, rejects forced conformity to moral standards and allows separate apartments if needed to pursue their work.
Baltimore April 5 Experiments to protect orchards from frosts by smoke screens used in warfare are under way at Edgewood arsenal. The Agriculture Department began the program Tuesday and is testing the method in frost protection efforts.
Reports indicate preliminary trials are underway on Helder Island to assess methods for improving orchard productivity under military and welfare program auspices. If favorable, expansion to orchards will follow with results withheld until reports reach Washington. A geochemical claim about Algerian waters mentions a natural ink river formed by iron and gallic acid.
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