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, 1922-08-30
HOUSE To PASS
COAL BILL, FUEL
AGENCY PLAN IS
OFFERED AGAIN
Minnesota Scion Brings
Forward Amendment
After Withdrawal Yes
terday by President
WASHINGTON. Aug. g

WASHINGTON. Aug. 80.
Warned of attempts to
amend the administrator
coal distribution bill by add
ing provisions already reject
ed, Republican leaders de-
ciared today IL would be passed before
adjournment tonight, substantially as
framed. Following the announce
ment by Representative Johnson Re
publican. South Dakota. and other,
that they would endeavor to Ec
through an amendment giving IN.
president authority to take over rail-
roads and mines which failed in pub.
lie service. Representative Anderson.
Republican. Minnesota, upset party
plans by making public the text OF an
amendment FOR creation OF a feder1
coal buying sad selling agency. Tn.
latter plan was fist suggested by the
president in his address to congress.
but in drafting the distribution bill
the interstate commerce COMMITTEES.
abandoned It, announcing that It had
acted with presidential approval.
The senate administration policy IN
dealing with the railroad situation
was sail to be a strict Enforcement
Of existing laws guaranteeing safety
Of life and property and maintenance
OF necessary public service.
Rejecting that policy, Attorney
General Daulherty vas completing
plans today FOL special department
OF Justice orgal kaaon TO investigate
alleged illegal Hoppages of transpor-
tation service incident To- ;ho ran
strike IN the west. The organization
will be conferred at Los Angeles. in
charge of Hiram c. Todd, who Is re
signing tho office of United States
attorney for northern New York to
accept the special appointment. In
addition. the attorney general has in.
structed all federal district attorneyA
to vigorously prosecute" all viols-
tors Of federal court intItnctions
granted to protect railroad operations
and properties.
, 1922-08-30

Mrs Ereda Burns, II.
Frank Burns, her husband, %.
Mrs. Mary Nola. 20.
Luther Armstrong, "a, suffered a
severe scalp wound.
Armstrong fled from the house and
notified the police.
When Armstrong and Mrs. Noia en-
tered h Burns home where Mrs.
Nola resided, a man hiding in q room
just off the hallway felled Mrs. Nola
with a blow and then struck Arm
strong with the iron bar. according to
the story told police by Armstrong.
Authorizes are holding Armstrong
on suspicion pending further iuvest-
cation.
The bodies Of Mrs. Burns and her
husband were found IN adjoining
rooms. The heads of all the victims
were crushed h iron hsr used by
Continued on Pas. Four3
, 1922-08-30

number of federal secret service oper-
atives are here. some to testify and
othera to investigate testimony.
Mrs. Thomas J.. Russell, who cleaned
up gambling activities In Hurst. near
here. severai years ago.. made applica-
ton to serve on h jury in place of
her husband. who she AYERS recently
recuperated from a breakdown. Cir
cult Judge Hartweli. however. refused
the application unless made by Russell
himself. So far. Mr.. Russell has not
done SO.
, 1922-08-30

aware hat she had been named by
Mrs. Florence Kavanaugh in The Kav-
'anaugh divorce case until after the
decree was granted. She denied Mrs.
Kavanaugh's charges and Judge David
asserted that "if collusion or perjury
was committed in the Kavanaugh case
some n ought to be o to jail"
Chicago is not a Reno. said the
judge. The Nevada supreme court
holds in the Pickford case that 1t 10
none Of the states business whether
there is collusion or perjury in a d.
vorce hearing. They take the posi-.
ton that II two persons want a al.
vorce they car have it and the state is
not concerned"
, 1922-08-30
RESCUED MARINERS BRING BACK
word OF ship Loss In ARCTIC

ROME, Aug. ao.-By The Associ.
ated Pressl-The crow OF tho trading
schooner Ensle returned here todny
reporting that she WA crushed in
the ice fourteen miles east of North
Cape In the Arctic ocean August Is.
TIE schooner Teddy Bear. which re-
comfy left Nome to roscue an ex-
pod1tion OF Viljhnlmur Stefnnsson
nom wrangeli island, vas sighted
in heavy ice nsar Cape soize. east
OF North Cape.
Captain Hanson n the Eagle.
Charles Neussler, her owner. and q
, 1922-08-30

mar named OLSON. who comprised
her crew, arrived here In the schoon-
or Duxbury. The schooners Chu-
kotsk. Blue Sea, Alaska and Silver
Wave arc all tied UP In tho leo IN
the vicinity Of North Cape. tho res.
cued mariners reported. They de.
oiared that Captain Joo Bernard. in
charge OF tho Teddy Bear expedition.
never would be able TO push through
the Toes. he had planned to hug
tho shore 10 North Cape and then
turn. directly across for Wrangell
island
, 1922-08-30
RIVER BASIN INSPECTED.

WASHINGTON. Aug. Soc. C..
Stetson. secretary OF the Colorado
commission left today for an In
spection trip over the Colorad river
basin to study potential dam .:tes In
the upper canyon region. He win be
accompanied during the survey by Di.
rector Davis Of the reclamation ser.
vice: e. c. Larue OF the geological
survey. r. z. Caldwell. Colorado river
commissioner of Utah. and probably
by Governor Mabey. OF Utah.
, 1922-08-30

called within the next week. or ten
days.
This movement. which st IS thought,
Will work for the benefit of all con
cerned, is being led by representa-
ives of the Carter, Inland, Fenslsnd
and Mutual companies. ali Of which
r operating in the southern fields
and is being heartily c~oncurred in
with the operating companies OF the
Midwest.
A plan such as that nov being ad-
vanced. II placed in operation, will
eliminate all drilling in the field, ef-
cept on wells already started and will
tend to hold down new production
with the result that possibly a larger
pro-rsta Of the output can be taken
Continued on kzxe EuuxA-
, 1922-08-30

while Los Angeles, on the other hand.
favored Moore with a margin Of nearly
1000.
An Of the Incumbent congressman
from California who had contests in
their districts. apparently had a safe
margin for denomination. returrN
early today indicated.
Friend W. Richardson. state .-eas.
urer. early today was leading Cove.
nor William d. Stephens in their race
for the Republican gubernRtorial nom
nation. The latest count gave Rich.
srdson 1924 and Governor Stephens
e7.eos. The figures were from 1904
precincts
on the Democratic ticket William
J. Pearson of Los Angeles was unop-
posed for the Democratic nomination
for United States
District Attorney Thomas Lee Wool
win of Los Angeles had the lead for
the Democratic nomination for COVER
nor. For 1,1sO precincts the vote
stood: Swoolwine 7.411; Madison b.
Jones a.T54.
Senator johnson issued a 5tatement
early today claiming victory. Tie said
his success was certain. although he
could not predict his majority.
Charles c. Moore. in q statement
early today said:
THE result still is in doubt and
indications are that II viii re very
close. Our success depends on returns
from southern California. The pte.
rincts already heard from are John.
son strongholds."
Later a statement was issued al
Moore's headquarters as follows:
Hiram Johnson's star is rapidly on
the wane, II indeed it has not already
set. The boosted majority of his MIN
ayers OF LIS, 900 has vanished and the
senator is fighting for his political life
hoping to win by a narrow margin.
Whatever the final result may be
h backbone OF his political machine
has been broken in a campaign of only
ten short weeks by Charles C. Moore
who never before had made a political
fight.
That the senator, with the backing
OF one OF the most powerful political
machines heretofore existing in any
state In the union, a not able TO
fulfill the promises made by him is a
distinct reputation by the people of
California; for the Democratic vote
of the state is strongly antagonistic to
his well known national and interna-
tional policies.
This body blow to the senator's
political prestige win largely nullify
his opposition to administration poll.
cies in Washington and marks the
passing OF his power in California"
JOHNSON EXTENDS
LEAD IN COURT.
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 3n.-Re.
, 1922-08-30

In Italy there n a regular business
Of making tiny wire cages for grass-
hoppers to chirrup IN. Tho Italians
believe hat the grasshopper brings
good luck. and that II one can be kept
alive IN n cage for a month the year
will be prosperous.
, 1922-08-30
wHIsKEY PEMAKER SEIZED.

ST. LOUIS. No. Aug. 3o.-Charles
F. zuehlke. proprietor OF a local bak-
cry. uses a pint of whiskey daily in
pies he seiis for five and ten cents a
pioce!s according to his explanation TO
federal prohibition agents at n hear
ing on a petition to revoke his Ii.
cense TO handle liquor. Zuehike said
the whiskey keeps the pies from get
ting Old"
, 1922-08-30
ALLEGED PROPERTY RIGHTS TO who'll OF TEXAS
and OTHER HOLDINGS rendered GOVERNMENT

Aug. so.-An offer to transfer to the
United stntes government all her alleged rights to prop
erty which were declared to embrace practically the
whole of Texas" as well as extensive TRACTS IN Mexico.
Lower California and along tho Paolfia- coast, from
California to Oregon" was mnds today by Mary L.
Webb OF this city in a memorial Eent to Vice President
Coolidge for submittal 70 the senate.
The memorial set forth in detail. the basis for Mrs.
wsObs claim to tia property. much of which was sad
, 1922-08-30

out sightseeing. They a reached q
point only 20 miles from Dublin when
they were halted by troops presumably
Republicans. They showed their Am
erican passports but said these
brought them nothing but laughter
and they were forced to aliRht from
their car which the soldiers appropri-
ated.
The priests made their way to the
nearest town In a donkey cart.
Other tourists have had similar or
worse experiences. John ]. Cox. grand
knight of the Oakland CALI council Of
the Knights of Columbus, reached
Dublin with his wife and daughte',
after being repeatedly held up while
motoring in the interior. Mrs. Cox
had gone to Roscommon TO visit her
only to find her mother had
died a fortnight before.
The condition of the roads which
had been blocked by felied trees or the
digging OF trenches had made it neces-
sary to carry the body six miles cro
the fields and hills to the cemetery.
Subsequently the Cox family visited
Sligo. where they found conditions
greatly disturbed and had TO leave.
~ awoke n morning to find a
machine gun pointed at my window"
said Mrs. Cox, "and We left Sligo right
away"
CORK, Aug. 3o.-Several army out.
, 1922-08-30
GREEKS GIVE
UP CENTER

LONDON. Aug. 3o.-By The Asso-
ciated PrasB.)@The Greeks have evac-
uated Afiun Karahlsar. under the
force of the Turkish nationalist at
tack. says a Central News dispatch
from Athens. This Important central
point in the Greek line in Asia Minor
was yielded in III face of superior
enemy forces.
, 1922-08-30

to be embraced in the present and former holdings Of
tho Colorado and Red River Land company. No esti.
mate was made Of tho total value beyond the statement
thst two minor tracts had been sold for s25, ooo, 900.
According to Mrs. Webb, T. De Witt cuyier, chair
man OF the Association Of Railway Executives, Ia the
present heir-atiaw Of tho Colorado and Red River aLnd
company IN condensation 10 her rights which. she as.
serted, were upheld In a recent decision q, The In,,ad
States supreme court
, 1922-08-30
Colorado Riuer
Commission to
Meet NoU. 9th

WASHINGTON. Aug. so.-The Colo
RADIO river commission will meet in
Santa Fe. N. NJ, November Q, Score.
tary Hoover. Its chairman has an.
nounced. The meeting was originally
called for this month but had been
postponed becar1se OF the inability Of
Mr.. Hoover to leave Washington.
, 1922-08-30
Y SCORES gain IN RECOUNT ASKED BY CARE
PrOber Is Named
To Investigate
Trdi;, Troubles

WASHINGTON. Aug. So-United
States Attorney Hiram C Todd. for
the northern district Of New York
will resign at one and will be named
special assistant to the attorney gen
eral to investigate alleged violation OF
law IN connection with the stoppnEe
OF trains n other results OF the rail-
way strike in western states
, 1922-08-30
PITTSBURGH SRIkE
END is

PITTSBURGH. Pa. Aug. so.-rhe
bituminous coal strike in the Pitts
burgh district came{to an end shortly
after noon today when the Pittsburgh
Coal company. the largest commercial
producer OF the region. signed m
agreement with district officers OF the
United Mine Workers. This company
was the last in the district to accept
the union terms under the Cleveland
amendment.
, 1922-08-30
Fraud Charges Up
set in S~weet,vater
County by Official
Recount of Ballots

GREEN RIVER, wyo.. Aug.
30.-(Special to The Trib-
une.)-By an official recount
of the ballots cast in Sweet
water county for the Repub-
lican nomination for governor
of Wyoming. John W. Hay OF Rock
Springs received n net gain OF two
votes over the majority with. which
he had been unofficiaIiy credited.
Governor robert d. Carey filed a
contest In IL precincts in Sweetwater
county. charging fraud. According to
the petition filed. election clerks were
charged with counting for Hay. q Re-
publican candidate. ballots cast for
him on the Democratic ticket. When
the ballots were recounted yesterday
II was found hat in no case had this
been done, thereby disposing definite
ly and for all time any local contest
on the choice OF the Republican party
for the g~ubernatorial nomintion.
Among the Is precincts where a con.
test was filed were six in Rock
Springs. two in Green River and 9TH
ers in Reliance and Megeath. The OF.
ficiai count added four votes 10 h
total for Hay and two 10 the Carey
total netting Hay a gain OF two on
tho recount.
, 1922-08-30
Prospects of Reaching Entombed Men in
Fire Trap Wane as Slender Wall
Defies Efforts of ReScueYs

JACKSON, Cal, Aug. 3o.-Hope of rescue for the prison.
mother lode country, working with a desperate earnestness
leaves them exhausted at the end of their six-hour shifts
battered away at the thin but incredibly tough wall of slate
tha separates the Kennedy mine from the Argonaut at the
, 1922-08-30
DIVORCE CASE TO BE REoPENED
CO. Observation-Disclosures

CHICAGO, Aug. 3o.-A court order to reopen proceed
ilngs In which the wife of Leo Kavanaugh, professional haze
ea s4ip player is obtained f@a a divorce; has been made as a result of
custody OF Dorothy Packard, aged five, whose mothers di.
|vorce suit is pending. '"
, 1922-08-30
CURTAILMENT or
Oil PRODUCTION
DISCUSSED HERE
Increment in Line With Shutdown in the
Mldcontinent Fields Calls for Slow-
ing Up of Development

Aitnougn nothing, definite has yet been accomplished, a
field, similar to that now effective in the n;decontinente is
D oen sgltated among the producers in that district and it is
proDapie Gnat a meeting of producers for the purpose of plac-
ing some plan in effect which will work to That end will be
, 1922-08-30
HIRAM JOHNSON LEADS
CALIFORNIA OPPONENT
Returns from Tuesdays Primary Indicate Victories for All the
Present Incunbents of Con gressionaI Offices; WooIrpine
Leads Democrats in GubernatoriaI Contest

mary election yesterday United States Senator Hiram johnson was leading lis opponent
C C Moore for the Republican nomination for the Office which Johnsonn now holds
Returns from 1888 recncs out ola totho of 1895 in the state gave Johnson o205 md
Moore 1923.
senaor johnson had a lead of more than 5000 ves in his home city ofsan Francisco
, 1922-08-30
Mine RESCUE HOPES DIMMED
IMPORTANT!

The 2 o'clock edition means thousands to an adver-s
tiser. Unless ad copy reaches us the night before publi-
cation, you miss hundreds of prospective buyers.
"a Word to the Wise is Sufficient"
, 1922-08-30
FOUNDED War Veteran Born
In United States Undesirable

wsb being deporad today from the land of his birth.
He vent to canada in 1910 was natuaHzedt there 1913,p proved up on Canadian
and later went into the Canadian amy, according to Sam Remington of the
United States immigraiono office Il
While in the my Remington said, olson wasw wounded and suffered shells shock or
, 1922-08-30

HARRISBURG, Pa-Fivo units
Of national guard troops on duly in
tho bituminous ooal fields Will be
Withdrawn Friday, Governor SprouI
announced.
, 1922-08-30
Three SLAIN BY
MURDERER, WHO
MAKES ESCAPE
Canton, Ohio, Couple and Guest Beaten to
Death With Iron Bar by Man Hid
den Near Hallway Door

CANTON, Ohio, Aug. 30-Two women and a man we're
slain and another man wounded here early today by an I'M
identified man who lay in wait for his victims and struck them
down with an iron bar as they entered the house. The muir
dered ESCAPED. The dead:
, 1922-08-30
HUNDREDS NAMED in MASSACRE
. II
JURY FUR WISHED LONG LISTS
EXTENDED HEARING is likely

MARION. Ill. Aug, Boy The Associated PreEs)-
Names of several hundred persons, alleged participants in
the Herrin massacre, in which % persons were killed, have
been furnished the special grand jury investigating the mine
war, it was learned today.
In order to save time. Assistant limited States Attorney
, 1922-08-30

The wig is older than civilization, for
the savage wore one TO make him ep-
pear more formidable on the neld OF
bEttla-
, 1922-08-30
TOURISTS FORCED TO QUIT erin
. 0 > !:
MANY Are SUBJECTED TO INSULTS.
CONDITIONS LOUDLY CONDEMNED

DUBLIN, Aug. 3o-(By The Associated Press)-Ameri
can tourists attempting to see Ireland are returning to Dublin
deeply disappointed and strong in their condemnation of con-
ditions in the provinces.
Recently despite the advice given them at their hotel here
two young American priests rented an automobile and started
, 1922-08-30

ualties were reported.
CASTLE SHANE. Aug. so.-By
The Associated Press)-Seven hun.
dred Belfast refugees. believed to be
Republicans. were captured yesterday
by national troops In Castle Mona
CHAN. The nationals surprised the
guard of the castle. finding early all
the occupants asleep.
Large quantities of arms, ammuni-
ton and bombs yer found hidden in
dugouts-
, 1922-08-30

Tho official boards from every
county in wyoming. which consists
Of the county cerk and justices of
the peace. made their check-up OF the
returns from their respective counties
yesterday. The tabulated results will
DO sent TO Cheyenne. where the office
of the secretary OF state will compile
the correct list for the entire state.
This will be done at the capitol Tues
day. September 5.
The overwhelming vote for Hay for
governor in his home county is indi-
Gated by the fact hat he polled 1858
votes. while his opponent received 244.
giving the former slightly more than
81 per cent of the total vote in the
county.
, 1922-08-30
UTAH CONFERENCE
SCHEDULED SOON.

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah, Aug. so.
Striking coal miners In Utah. in a
Continued on PLge Four
, 1922-08-30

CORK, Aug. so.-Several army out
posts. throughout the city were attack.
ed last night. Heavy firing continued
, 1922-08-30

ATHENS-It has boon officially
confirmed that the Creek troops
have evacuated Afiun Knrahissar, a
starfcg,o position OF the Beriin-Bas-
dad railway IN Asia Minor. to Turk
ish nationalist troops.
, 1922-08-30
JOHNSON
LEAD IN COURT.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 3o.-Re-
turns from yesterdays primary coming
Continued on Page Eour.)
, 1922-08-30
Weather Forecast

Generally fair tonight and Thur
day except showers. in extreme no-h.
west portion. Not much change !,
, 1922-08-30

SLATER. Mo.-Chicago and Al
ton firemen. on strike since Friday.
will go back TO work Immediately,
union officials announced.
, 1922-08-30
OF
NIGHT News

p. wASHINGTON-Proposals draft
ed by Senators Pepper Of Pennsyi-
vanla and Reed of Missouri, looking
to an immediate resumption of work
IN the anthracite field. viii be form
ally presented to anthracite mine
operators and general scale commit
teemen of the miners union under
an agreement reached by leaders Of
both parties after n prolonged con
ference.
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The New York herald., 1922-12-30
Mrs. Loft Silently Resigns Post
as Deputy Police Commissioner

resolutions drawing the limo at certain
dances.
The retiring Special Deputy Commits
sioner lives in Baldwin. L. T.. and Is
the wife OF George W. Loft. formerly
a Representative in Congress.
When Commissioner Enrlght was
asked about Mrs. Lofts resignation all
he would say was:
II understand she has resigned ! be-
lievc the resignation will take effect
the first Of the year
Mrs. Loft shook her head positively
when asked TO say more.
lis II your health7"
mo. II ls not my health" she replied.
Gossip at Police Headquarters yes
terday recalled that n year ago Mrs.
Loft and the Commissioner had had n
minor difference. 1t was said she had
objected TO the presence at her head
quarters Of Mary Hamilton. a woman
patrolman. and tho Commissioner had
withdrawn Mrs. Hamilton and assigned
her TO his personal staff No connec-
tion. however was established between
the incident and Mrs. Lofts unexpected
leaving.
The New York herald., 1922-12-30
HUGHES BIDS MA TIONS CALL EXPERTS;
STRONG POINTS BY HUGHES
in HIS SPEECH AT NEW HAVEN

dispose of these Ieconomic problems by calling
\N them European for they world problems and
not the injurious failure settle
them
There will adjustment
until definite
claims has been fixed
We responsibility
for the There slightest desire shall
lose Of her claims the other hand
wish to PROSTATE Germany.
There is sufficient United
States should the role aber
not been asked.
II statesmen should o
those who point the such a solution.
Why should they not invite the highest authority
finance respective
ence and honor that their the paid
and financial working
accepted throughout the world
sion obtanable?
The most important of
1921 relate to sentiment and
understanding.
strongly in favor maintaining navy up
the treaty standard.
The conference put stop to competition
fighting ships Of the
The naval will of
and will be desirable
security and at the time
The four Power solved problem IShanung while
pedging nothing traditions
a