New-York tribune., 1922-09-30
News Summary
DOMESTIC

DOMESTIC
Democrats nominate Smith on first
ballot; Lunn named for Lieute nant
Governor and Copeland for United
States Senator, after Hearst and
Hylan. defeated, quit convention;
women share credit for Smith vic
tory; platform includes plank for
beer and light wines.
4Finish the Job" to be campaign
slogan for Governor Miller; will
open Aght In New York City.
Mrs. Stillman wins every point in
divorce suit; baby Guy legitimate,
husband guilty Of misconduct, referee
rules.
Coal operators will not attempt to
block new Goa, prohteering law by
attacking constitutionality In court.
University " Pennsylvania provost
demands open door for all in college
training.
Five men killed in mine explosion
In Illinois.
FOREIGN
n Turkish Nationalist commander de-
nlands British retire from Asiatic
side OF Dardanelles neutral zone.
Door TO yeace seems closed.
vsniyesos cables from Paris his ad.
herence to new Greek government in
Athens.
New ministry Ia Athens has for
mer high government officials under
arrest.
LOCAL
Governor Edwards puts State
Police at disposal Of prosecutor in
church murder; autopsy on singers
body reveals none was made before.
Woman reports loss Of $4,000
jewels and attack OF housekeeper
in apartment near schwab home.
Rail executives, out clearing up
freight jams, silent on strike con-
ference.
(. Woodin worried by failure Of
householders to buy hard coal sub
stitutes; shortage certain, he says.
Eighty-ive per cent Of bathroom
pottery manufacturers indicted as
price fxers.
More moving than ever before due
this October /. though rents stay up.
Greasy says his love for slain girl
was dead; wrote letters only to
make her "feel good"
New York man attaches SHINES
funds here in suit for commissions.
Lorens, back with new operating
method, to continue charity work.
Nitti, ID book on treaty, says it is
wrecking Europe and will bring on
even more terrible wars.
No trace Of kidnapped baby as NOV
ing picture screens are called on for
aid.
WASHINGTON
Early decision from Supreme Court
expected on test case covering dry
Snavy's jurisdiction outside three-mile
limit.
Only Democratic landslide will re-
open Newberry case in Senate, Re-
publican leaders calculate.
Millions will be saved government
by elimination of fifty-eight army
stations, War Department announces.
SPORTS
Yankees lose to Red Sox, to q,
and still need game TO clinch
the American League pennans.
Mrs. Moila Bjurstedt Mallory de-
feats Miss Leslie Bancroft in Ard
sley tennis tournament and will meet
Miss Mary Browne in the final round.
Miss Glenna Collett and Mrs. Will
liam A. Gavin meet to-day in the
final round Of the women's national
golf tournament at White Sulphur
Springs.
Abe Mitchell leads in the field Of
golfers after two days Of qualifying
play in the Southern open champion
ship at Nashville.
Liwaito, killed going TO post at
Aqueduct, gives raeegoers real sensa-
tion OF playing dead one,
Argentine polo four defeats All
ireland, 10 to 5, IN contest at Meadow
Brook.
MARKETS AND SHIPS
Stock price trend higher as cover
ing movement develops toward the
close.
Mexican debt plan to become law
by Presidential decree to-day.
Chicago Reserve Rank reports big
gains in business Ia a$s district.