New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-11
News Summary
DOMESTIC

more trains;. more troops called out
IN ILLINOIS and Kansas; Attorney Cen
eral Daugherty announces mails will
be kept moving; believed in Wash
ington that Federal troops NAV he
called
Governor Hardwick of Georgia de-
hands ku-Klux Klan unmask or he
VIII appeal to Legislature making the
wearing Of masks in Georgia a crime.
FOREIGN
French government decides to hold
itself ready to act If Germany he
comes bankrupt; German ENJOYS dis
cuss moratorium with Reparation
Commission.
Fifteen-year-old Mexican child
avenges fathers death by assassinat-
ing his murderer.
British House of Commons ratifes
arms conference treaties.
Irish republicans cut communiea-
tlons between Belfast and Dublin by
blowing up five bridges.
Western powers at The Hague
stand firm in demand that Russia
give satisfactory answer to con-
fiscated property questions before the
gathering can continue.
Paris police investigate three
crimes attributed to followers of
Kerensky in their war on French
soil against Bolshevik spies.
Bielaski's arrest again reported
imminent.
German mark reaches new low
level of 1915 hundredths of cent
on Swiss market.
WASHINGTON
Harding submits plan to coal
operators and miners to end their
disputes. calling for immediate re-
sumption of work; their acceptance
believed assured
Resignation of Elmer Dover as As
sistant Secretry Of the Treasury,
reported in Harding's hands. the out
come of row in Treasury Department.
| over oustlng of Democrats.
Harding too busy to discuss bonus
with Senator'S, asks delay till Thurs
I day.
LOCAL T.
Nelson Rockefeller, son of John
D. jr., in hospital with air rifle bull
let in leg.
Cop with cigarette and gum
charms blacksnake on 81" platform.
Brother and sister join Richard
Croker jr. in fight on fathers will.
Battle Of statements fought in rail
shipments strike here.
Garvan in Washington to tell
Federal grand jury of dye patent
holdings.
Ten thousand summer school
pupils enroll at Columbia; 5000 at
New York University.
Witnesses tell how Justice Strong
used state troopers in Nassau graft
hunt
Six bandits in Morningsde Heights
| rob milk collector of $500. =
Eliot Wadsworth, Assistant Secre-
tary of Treasury, weds Mrs. Guy H.
Scull, widow of Deputy Police Com
missioner.
Women who planned boost lun-
cheon for Hearst shift at last mo-
ment to Hylan.
Illustrators withdraw objections
and paid instructors will teach art to
disabled veterans. t+
Federation suspends charter Of
Bookkeepers' Union, suspected Of
Communist leanings.
Policeman gravely hurt in auto
race for empty wallet on road.
SPORTS
Jock Hutchison leads field in first
days qualifying round for national
open golf tournament at Skokie, with
record card Of 1876 for thirty-six
holes.
Giants break even in double-header
at Pittsburgh, winning 19 to 2, and
losing, to a.
Robins lose fifth straight game to
the ST. Louis Cardinals. The score
is 4 to /.
Mile. Suzanne Lenglen and Pat
O'Hara Wood defeat American team
of Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt Mallory and
Dean Mathey in mixed doubles tennis
match at Wimbledon, 60, "a.
Gerald Patterson, of Australia, de-
feats Randolph Lycett, of England, in
singles final at Wimbledon, 6--3,
Cd, So.
Cresta is winner of Demoiselle
Stakes, feature event at Empire City
track.
MARKETS AND SHIPS
Stock price trend upward in quiet
session; weakness in French and
Belgian bonds reflects uncertainty
on Germany.
Unfilled orders Of Steel Corpora