New-York tribune., 1922-07-27
News Summary
WASHINGTON

Hope revived for early peace in
both rail and coal strike.
After Harding conference with At
terbury, indications were that Penn
sylvania Railroad would yield on
seniority rights. Hope held out in
official circles of settlement in a few
days. Harding calls on rail workers
to go back to their jobs pending re-
hearing Of their grievances. Jewell
goes to Washington to see Harding.
Harding asked by Governor of In
diana to call peace conference in coal
strike in Middle West states. Lewis
and mine leaders confer in Philadel-
phia and indicate their Willingness
to settle strike on basis OF old wage
scale and recognition of their union.
Hoover's coal distribution COM
mittee constituted and begins to
function.
Republican insurgents defeated in
effort to lower the tariff rates on
wool. Lenroot amendment to reduce
duty to so per cent and Wadsworth
amendment to cut Finance Com
mittee's rate from 33 to % cents O.
pound, both beaten.
LOCAL
Water in place Of imported liquor
bares gigantic frauds in United
States warehouses.
Flaw in deathbed accusation COM
plicates prosecution Of slayer of
John the Barber's" young sister-in-
law.
Attorneys keep secret whereabouts
of Marie Porquet, suing young Baron
Rothschild for s5oo,oeo breach of
promise damages.
Little group of serious political
thinkers prepare to spring a brand
new candidate for Governor.
Stutz shares bid on Curb at Sill
and SIS. but none is offered.
Brother market inspector,
Hirshfield's investigation reveals.
August Thomas plans only be-
nign dictatorship. no Puritanism, in
theater.
Three brokers arrested in Sheriff's
cleanup on larceny charges.
Baron Shaw says Ireland is work
ing out its own destiny.
Nine. Tartoue will accept title to
please new foster mother.
DOMESTIC
Mothers presence of mind saves
two children and self in grade cross
ing auto smash.
Maniac in Hinton, w. Va, attacked
with t"ar gas by sheriff's posse, de-
fends himself in barricaded house.
General Sawyer replies to attacks
from American Legion on hospitall-
cation for veterans.
Governor paid $4,000 out Of own
pocket to save state expenses.
FOREIGN
Obregor reported seriously i'll;
has been unable to head government
for nine days.
Lloyd George tells House of Com
mons that Russia will revert to
barbarism unless she accepts stand
ards of European civilization.
SPORTS
Giants increase lead in pennant
race by defeating Cardinals at Polo
Grounds, 10 to 5.
Babe Ruth makes two home runs
when Yankees win from Browns at
ST. Louis, IL to 6.
Walter Ruether wins. fifteenth
game of the season, as Robins blank
Pirates at Ebbets Field, z to 0.
Brainstorm wins the Knicker-
booker at Empire City.
Mrs. May Sutton Bundy advances
to semi-fnals N New York State
women's tennis tourney at Rye, by
defeating Miss Helen Gilleaudeau.
John Golden. with score of 145,
leads field of golfers in the tourna-
ment at Shawnee on the Delaware.
In the metropolitan turf court
tennis tournament, the semi-finalists
are: Zenzo Shimizu, Vincent Rich
ards, S. Howard Voshell, and Howard
Kinsey.
Indications point to attendance of
75;e00 and receipts of more than
100000, for the Leonard-Tend!er
title fight in Jersey City tonight.
MARKETS AND SHIPS
Stock market takes downward
course, after early firmness.
Studebaker shows S11.50 share on
common for June quarter, it is re-
ported.
Deposits of Mexican bonds may be
asked as soon as Obregon ratifics
agreement.
Standard Oil gets big Bolivian con-
cession, consul general here is adj
vised. ;,