New-York tribune., 1922-12-05
News Summary
FOREIGN

FOREIGN
Marquis Curzon warns Turks ht
Lausanne during debate on control
Of Straits that Allied ships and men
now In the Dsrdsnelles constitute a
"very definite factor In the sltua-
tion."
Irish Free State takes full control
Of government to-day with little
prospect Of immediate settlement Of
internal diseord.
Ex-Crown Prince Of Germany plan
ming visit to United States via South
America.
Europe facing most despairing out
look in history Ambassador Harvey
tells American circle Of Lyceum Club
Of London.
LOCAL
Brooklyn 70 get emergency coal
direct from mines; reserves hold
back shivering East Siders.
Mancuso charges two grand juries
to keep watch on Ku-Klux Klan.
Monkey shot dead for embracing
wife Of postmaster.
Rumor Of brand new prosecutor
gives impetus to tagging Hall-Mills
investigation.
Lockwood committee forces final
settlement Of building trades trou-
BILE; independent union now power
less.
Smith tells Tammany howdy-do
and promises desired cooperation.
Court assigns counsel TO defend
husband of woman buried alive In
pit; may have lived two hours,
autopsy shows.
Mayor lays school shortage to Et-
finger and will deprive him Of "con-
tro" Of building.
New type of leader needed 70 save
civilization, Cornell dean tells engi-
neering convention.
Interborough admits poor West
Side subway lights and promises
relief.
WASHINGTON
Expenditures totaling $3,1s0, 0,s43, ,234
and receipts Of SS,361 ,s12,350 are
outlined in the budget for the fiscal
year ended June 30, 1924, submitted
20 Congress yesterday by President
Harding. A cut Of over $60O,OO0,oO0
in expenditures over the current year
Is provided.
Amendments TO United States Con-
stitution eliminating Tame duck"
Congresses and providing direct vote
for President to be introduced Dy
radical-progressive bloc.
House directs Judiciary Committee
20 send for all persons and papers
needed in It's investigation Of i'm
parchment charges against Attorney
General Daugherty.
Secretary Hughes in opening the
six-powcr conference OF Central
American states expresses hope
basis may be laid for lasting peace.
Attorney General Daugherty holds
that United States has no authority
70 deal with Ku-Klux Klan, .jurisdic-
tion resting with states.
Expenditure Of sS,o00.oOo for I'M
provement and maintenance OF
waterway projects in New YORK
Harbor and vicinity are recommended
in the army engineers report to
Congress. The total for the nation
Is s71,515,4lo.
DOMESTIC
State begins searching .investiga-
tion Of charges against J. S. silber'
cost accountant, that he used Sing
Sing prison as q "hote-"
-Four students burned TO death In
fire at Colby College, Waterville, Ne.
MARKETS AND SHIPS
Stock prices lower; sterling at
l.bAit. highest point in more than
three years.
Reports from reserve banks IN
various sections show continued
business improvement.
Cotton and wheat prices lower.
SPORTS
Four teams are Tapped and two re-
tire from the six-day bicycle race
at Madison Square Garden.
Battling Sikh declares that he had
agreed to lose his recent bout with
Carpenter, but changed his mind and
defeated the Frenehman.
Lou BOgash defeats Italian Joe
Cans In twelve-round bout at Broad
way E.. A., in Brooklyn.
National champion Thomas Coward
scores close victory over Livingston
Plat. In annual scratch squash ten
n, .oyrusme.t at Yale Club.