New-York tribune., 1922-08-01
News Summary
WASHINGTON

N@RNNNt oNNNAGHlNHt VI Idll~
road shopmen's strike to-day and coal
walk-out within a week. Hoover
goes to New York and Hooper TO
Chicago as government observers in
meetings Of rail and union heads
that will vote on Harding peace plan.
Separate peace among some coal
operators and miners in central
states foreseen In interstate confer
ence to be held next Monday In
Cleveland. Shipping Board vcs-
sells 70 bring 100000 tons Of
British coal here before September
1. Federal distribution machine be-
gins operation.
Enactment OF tariff bill expected
by Democrats in September, by Re-
publicans In October. Vote may come
late in August. Finance Committee
upheld on final votes on wool
schedules. Silk rates taken up.
Senator Dial TO urge Harding to
withdraw Tolbert nomination in
South Carolina to avoid Senate fight.
DOMESTIC
Forty persons, mostly children,
burned or injured when Chicago gas
tank containing 100000 cubic feet
explodes.
Primaries to be held to-day in
Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma. Virginia
and West Virginia.
FOREIGN
Poincare takes steps 70 block
Greek move to occupy CONSTANT
nQple. Lloyd George gets Greek as
suranees that no move will be made
without Allied consent. Another
d,Annunzio coup feared.
a HFry BOlsnd dangerously wound
ed by Irish Free State troops when
he resists arrest.
Lloyd George invites Poincare TO
London August to discuss German
reparations.
LOCAL
Colgan's friends tell Of Hearst
Hylan Spy system" that cost Smith
supporter his job.
Sold to negro by father for IS. boy
Of seven is rescued by orphan 30
ciety.
Railroads here will stand by new
men, but are open to Argument on
seniority.
Fifty to one hundred poisoned by
restaurant pie.
Booze blockade to dam New Yo.k
Harbor.
Strict coal rations for city may
cause shutdown Of unessential indus
tries; state commission will cheek
price gouging.
Faversham pays note with endorse
ment repudiated by mother-in-law;
says he spent ,15o,OOo on her care in
twenty-five years.
Federal court declines TO halt suc-
tion Of Stutz stock, offered by banks
as protection.
Citizens Union censures legislators
who keep silence on bad bills.
Three-spur bridge between Will
iamsburgh span and Twenty third
Street is whslen's plan; would close
Brooklyn Bridge while repairs are
made.
Association Against Prohibition
Amendment eondemns scft-drink bars.
would-be suicide, forced to sell
newspapers for living, says he's
member Of noble family, father Of
Tich man.
Radio alarm and posse fail TO catch
Jail breakers; mosquitoes may drive
them from swamps.
Thousand regulars demonstrate CO.
ordinsted attack onder fire at Camp
DIX.
SPORTS
Giants lose to Pirates at Polo
Grounds, IL TO 8.
Yankees are defeated by White
Sox in Chicago, 3 to 2.
Robins loss TO Cardinals at Ebbets
Field, 6 70 2.
Favorites come through in Sea-
bright tennis tournament after diff
cult matches.
Three stake raees feature opening
Of Saratoga to-day.
MARKETS AND SHIPS
Rail stocks strong as industrials
hold steady.
Wheat prices slump IL to Ga
cents q bushel.
Stu1ebaker common put on $40
dividend basis; extra payment Of
$3.50 declared.
American woolen's prices on
womsn's wear lines for spring lower
than expected.
White Star plans New York 70
Bremen service in competition with
United States and German lines.