New-York tribune., 1922-11-23
News Summary
WASHINGTON


House votes to pass on ship sub
sidy bill November 30, defeating ef-
fort of Democratic flibuster.
Borah and Hitchcock lead pro-
League Democrats and irreconcilable
Republicans in fierce attacks on
Clemenceau's plea to America.
Senator Norris throws down
agricultural bloc gauntlet by intro
ducing bill in Senate providing for
$loo,oOo,0o0 government board for
purchase and sale of farm products.
Vets in Congress lay foundation
for bloc Of real power; to poll all
Congressman.
Senator Caraway introduces meas
ure in Senate, aimed at defeating
ship subsidy, to keep Senators and
Representatives defeated in last cleo
tion from voting.
American Federation of Labor re-
fuses to join in anti-war labor con-
ference at the Hague in December.
Mrs. FELTON, makes speech of
thanks in Senate and withdraws to
Georgia.
FOREIGN
Solid bloc of Balkan states appears
at Lausanne to oppose Turk re-entry
into Europe. America decries secrecy.
France and Britain apathetic to
Clemenceau's speeches here, believ-
ing them of little avail.
Demonstration Of British unem-
ployed turns out dud in face Of ex-
trene police precautions.
Argument in Irish civil court to
have Erskine Childers's life adjourned
after fierce all day argument.
Short life predicted for Cuno Cab.
met as Socialists align opposition.
Premier Theunis and Foreign Min.
lister Jaspar Of Belgium arrive in
Paris for conversations preliminary
to Brussels economic conference.
LOCAL
America left France in Iurch;
should finish its task, says Clemen-
ceau, off for Boston to-day.
New woman witness tells of shots
and angry words on Hall murder
night far from scene of crime.
Elevator manufacturer, refusing
donation to Adelphi College, sees
naught but evil in education Of
women.
Smith asks State Commission not
to grant Niagara water power
license; contrary to Democratic
pledges, he says.
Andre Tridon dictates diagnosis of
illness and dies within few hours.
Curio shops armor hides highball
ingredients, raiders charge.
Policeman, former baseball star,
disarms three-gun negro with night
stick as bat.
Fuller jury unable to agree on
bucket charges after long delibera-
tion.
No compromise in sight in threat
ened building tradeselock-out.
DOMESTIC
Seventy miners dead, 250 entombed
in Woodward Iron Company shaft at
Dolomite, Ala. Red Cross and troops
undertaking rescue work.
Food Administrators Koebel, defying
State Chief Woodin, orders seizure
of coal from trains in two additional
counties; is deposed.
Thousands attend funeral service
for Frank Bacon in Blackstone Thea
ter, Chicago, while crowds fill street
to honor his memory.
Authorities of Lancaster, Ohio, find
family of six dead from poison in
their home.
SPORTS
Army football team leaves to-day
for Philadelphia for annual game
with Navy Saturday.
Yale and Harvard end strenuous
training for gridiron contest at New
Haven Saturday.
Yankees decide to go to New
Orleans to train for 1928 baseball
season.
American Olympic Association ap-
points preparation committee for
1924 games. United States Lawn
Tennis Association agrees to enter
players.
MARKETS AND SHIPS
Stock prices return definitely to
the decline; rails under pressure.
Soi1ther Pacific promises o. en-