New-York tribune., 1922-05-30
News Summary
FOREIGN

NerWahy accepts Reparation Com
missions ultimatum. making settle
ment Of war bill controversy Dos
sible.
Poincare insists France will avoid
The Hague if political questions are
to be discussed.
Horatio Bottomley British anti.
American editor, sentenced to seven
years Imprisonment for misuse of
war funds.
Hitch in Irish negotiations in Lon
don prevents adjournment of Par
Lament.
Canada decides to defer nerotia.
tions Of st. Lawrence waterway
treaty.
Manchurian troops mutiny as Cen
eral Wu's army advances.
LOCAL.
District Attorney lnvestiga ting re-
rort that Ward exchanged own auto
mobile for another after he killed
Peters; Pittsburgh records reveal
slayer figured there in suit brought
by girl.
Governor Miller tells Staten ISL
andcrs city's tunnel plan holds no
promise of good.
Veterans of Foreign Wars charge
society women in Senior League hire
girls at S. a day to sell poppies and
have veteran sellers arrested.
Five million gallons Of water
wash Broadway from Eighty ninth
Street to Circle, as thirty-six inch
main bursts.
Mathilde Mccormick says she's
going to Europe to-day; father in
s'sts she isn't, though marriage plan
stands
Stoneham summoned by magistrate
to give information demanded by
DER creditors; District Attorney
gets bankrupt's books
Patriotic organizations throughout
city to observe Memorial Dav with
rarades and ceremonies.
Shell-shocked veteran seeking re-
lief for family terrorizes Red Cross
headquarters.
Mrs. Sarah Robertson acquitted in
twenty minutes of taking jewel rob-
berry in Jersey home
Eastern railroad presidents vote to
accept freight rate cut Immediately.
Police heads confer in war on
reckless motorists
WASHINGTON
Supreme Court modifies Reading
decision, allowing preferred stock
holders Of the Reading Company to
participate with the common stock
holders in the distribution OF Ger
tain assets of the Philadelphia and
Reading Coal and Iron Company.
Senators Caraway and Watson, of
Georgia, renew attacks on Attorney
General Daugherty.
Administration tariff leaders twice
defeated by farm bloc on cyanide and
magnesite rates.
Supreme Court holds professional
baseball is not interstate commences;
reverses damage claims awarded Bal
timore Federal League club
immigration Commissioner decides
Semenof cannot be deported.
Supreme Court holds that owner
ship of the Central Pacific Railway
by the Southern Pacific is unlawful.
Senate Finance Comm ttee, lined
up 9 to for McCumber bonus plan,
will take formal vote tomorrow.
DOMESTIC
Harding leaves Mayflower long
enough to attend Army Navy baseball
game at Annapolis.
Railroad Maintenance of Way Of
fcials take strike vote to-day.
Seven dead, three injured in ship.
wreck off Oregon coast.
SPORTS
Yankees stage rally and defeat
Athletics, to a.
Giants lose to Phillies at Philadel-
phia, to 2.
Robins again beaten by Braves,
5 TO 4.
Pen Rose breaks track record in
Willow Handicap at Belmont.
Cyril Walker wins open golf meet
at Grassy Sprain.
Five advance to round before semi
final in Eastern New York State
tennis.
Navy defeats Army, to s, in an
nual service baseball game.
MARKETS AND SHIPS
Average stock prices again climb
TO new high levels for the year;
bonds firm.
May wheat dives six cents a bushel.
De la Huerta and Lamont due here
to-day for Mexican debt conference.
twenty-five out of thirty-two rail
roads report increase in net income
for April.
Shippers anxious to save on in
come tax and subsidy passage, be-
fore making charters.