New-York tribune., 1922-11-15
News Summary
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WASHINGTON
Secretary Hughes expected to take
important part in Near East peace
conference through the three United
States observers" Richard w.
Child, Joseph G.. Grew and Admiral
Mark Bristol, who were appointed
yesterday.
Mrs. Muriel MacSwiney, widow Of
Terence MacSwiney, who was Lord
Mayor of Cork, and eight other wom-
en- arrested for pickcting British
Embassy in Washington.
Secretary Hoover to advise drastic
rail legislation by Congress to boil
ster up roads and avoid labor
troubles.
FOREIGN
German Cabinet resigns when
United Socialists refuse to partici-
pate in coalition ministry.
Forecasts for British elections to-
day give Bonar Law government a
majority of from twenty-five to
eighty seats. in Parliament.
Ismet Pasha, Turkish delegate to
Near East Conference, in Paris to-
day for conference, to be informed
French will not support his aspira-
tions for Angora.
LOCAL
Wassermann Bros. fails for $780,
900 almost at hour of funeral Of sui
eide member of firm.
Vets lay plans for anti-prohibi-
tionf drive IN Congress and Legisla-
ture.
Lahey warns known crooks from
busy spots guarded by new dead
lines"
Craig. scorning charter prepared
by commission, demands approval
of his own on pain of appeal to
Legislature.
Britain financially down, but far
from out, says London Times" di-
rector.
Prosecutor tells of alleged fraudu-
lent schemes at bucketshop trial Of
E. NJ. Fuller.
Court denies defeated Democrat
ballot inspection on charges of fraud
against La Guardia ~.
Benjamin children charge undue
influence by Anna Bolchi in fight on
fathers will.
Transit Commission lays before
District Attorney perjury charges in
bus hearings; commissions plan only
assurance Of fve-cent fare, says
O'Ryan.
New Polish Minister here on Ma
jestic; Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt
comes home i'll.
One killed, three hurt in collapse
of floor in eighty-year-old building.
Rumor of new witness prepared
to attack Mrs. Halls alibi proves
groundless; ready for grand jury
inquiry.
Brothers of Jacob GimbeI to dis
tribute about $1,ooo,oo0 not be-
queathed by will.
DOMESTIC
Vets outline campaign to capture
Congress. To organize voters in all
pivotal states and ignore rural dis
tricts.
1t will be Hearst or Hiram John
son, or third party, says Mayor
Hylan of 1924 Presidential race.
: j. Ogden Armour in deal to pur-
chase business and properties of
Morris & Co.
Georgia Governor declares Mrs.
w. H. FELTON,, appointed ad interim
Senator, lost her title with election
of Walter F. George to place and
cannot take the. seat.
No jurors obtained so far to try
Herrin massacre cases State re-
jects all talesmen because OF union
affiliations.
SPORTS
Willie Hoppe scores brilliant VIC
tory over Edouard Horemans, 500 to
lit. in worlds billiard championship
tournament. Roger Conti defeats
Welker Cochran, 500 to 376.
Tad Jones announces probable
lineup of Yale team for contest with
Princeton Saturday.
Yale, Harvard and D. X. E. clubs
tie for lead in Glass B squash tennis
title tournament.
MARKETS AND SHIPS
Stock prices continue downward:
493 individual shares dealt in, new
record.
Consolidated Gas Company's pro-
posed change in capital structure
involves selling s40,00o,ooo in stock.
Cotton prices lower as wheat ad-
vances.
Chairman Lasker of Shipping
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