New-York tribune., 1922-12-12
News Summary

Premiers' reparRtions conference
at London breaks up adjourning 10
January 2. German loan proposal is
refused and open break averted, but
grave situation prevails as Britain
frowns on French occupation Of Ruhr
and France stands firm.
Irish Free State financially impov-
erished by last six months Of civil
warfare.
Russis again demanding full par
tieipation In Lausanne conference, is
told she may stage private converse
tions with Allies or Turkey, unoffici-
ally. Straits committee meets to-
day.
Four killed and more than 100 in
jured In Warsaw riot attending
swearing In Of Poland's new Presi-
dent.
WASHINGTON
Opponents OF ship subsidy open
flibuster against measure in Senate
and hope to force Harding to order
bill sidetracked.
Failure Of Premiers' parley in
London leads observers to believe
that q conference is more likely to
be called by Harding to take up the
troubled affairs Of Europe.
Robert Won Moschzisker. Chief
Justice Of the Pennsylvania Supreme
Court, is reported to be President
Hsrding's choice to succeed Justice
Pitney on United States Supreme
Court bench.
United States Supreme Court rules
both Federal and state governments
may punish prohibition law violatOrs
for same ofense.
James J. Davis, Secretary Of Labor,
In annual report recommends Fed
eral government extend its coneilia-
tion machinery to handle effectively
nationwide industrial disputes.
LOCAL
Oregon Governor. denouneing own
states new school Law, warns New
York to beware the power Of the Ku-
Klux Klan.
Huston reported ready to sell his
share Of Yankees to Rupert and de-
vote his time to disabled soldiers.
Newark's beloved baby doctor
gains strength as city prays for life.
Mounted policeman dies Of broken
neck in plunge from horse 10 truck.
Mrs. Brunen and brother 20 to
trial for murder Of circus man.
Woodin puts further restrictions
on anthracite as stores dwindle.
Former partner. pushing sppliea-
tion for Josepthal receiver, says he
was ousted illegally.
Five-day jsmboree scheduled for
Smith inaugural.
Body of Bronx physician ordered
exhumed to determine cause Of
death.
Volunteers Of America denounce
Coler order barring street solicita-
tions for Christmas.
Three ships arrive a day late after
fight with storms.
DOMESTIC
Fresh wars will engulf Europe, then
America, unless United States puts
it's strength behind the peace treaty,
Georges Clemenceau tells Farm Bu-
reau Federation in Chicago.
New York leaders in Congress open
fight on plan of Representatives
Luther Mott and Hamilton Fish jr
10 reorganize the state Republican
party along progressive" lines.
Governor Lee NJ. Russell Of Mis-
sissippi acquitted Of charges brought
by girl suing for 100000 damages.
Representatives Of Workers party
Of America barred from conference
of "Progressives" in stormy meeting
in Cleveland.
Secretary Denby announces dis
missal of two Naval Academy mid
shipmen and the setting back Of three
others for hAzing.
SPORTS
National League baseball moguls
open meeting here to-day.
Auntie May wins feature race al
New Orleans track.
Tom Coward defeats Earl Fink in
final match Of national scratch
squash tennis tourney.
Jack Bernstein defeats Eddie Wag-
ner In feature bout at Madison
Square Garden
MARKETS AND SHIPS
Stock prices Irregular; sterling
again at highest point in three and
one-hAlf years.
Union Tank Car declares stock divi-
dend; ether companies cut "melons'
and propose extra cash distributions
wheat and cotton markets irreg-
ular.