New-York tribune., 1922-11-04
News Summary
LOCAL

AtoW soihish Woulu Hanule transit il
elected, Governor Miller declares.
Man member of rector's church
may be other eyewitness" In Jersey
tragedy; no grand jury action until
after election.
Dummy West Farms bus officer
learned of his Job from newspapers:
Board of Estimate approves Fhalen's
billingsgate.
Murphy, fearing loss of power,
sends out last minute appeal for Tam
many ticket.
Three girls die, eight hurt, in loft
fire fed by celluloid; garment factory
head hero.
Viscount Morley, HeAen Keller and
former American Ambassador to
Germany revealed as Carnegie PEN
sion benefciaries.
American Consul at Smyrna here
with $1,00o,o0O Lydian coins saved
from fire.
Cohalan chairman sees victory for
Surrogate If he gets honest count.
Keep Republican Congress to con-
time business Improvement, Hoover
tells Jerseyites.
Governor can't deliver a five-cent
fare, Smith tells Bronx voters.
Association Opposed to prohibi-
tion Amendment reports State Legis-
lature candidates mostly wet
lbert cenibs .egro distrisfg
fraudulent voters when registranss
cannot be found
MauretaSnia clips two hours from
speed record; Longuet condemns
Fascist hs bandits"
FOREIGN
Turkish National Assembly orders
the Sultanate to an end, comforting
executive and legislative functions
on the nation. Sultan prepares to
combat move.
Berlin Boerse in panic as mark
hits new low mark of $500 to the
dollar. Loan of 5oo,ooo,ooo from AL
lies broached.
Irish Republicans in fresh out
bursts of violence; De Valera orders
British Parliamentary elections boy
cotted
Baron Romano Avezzano named
Italian Ambassador to the United
States by Mussolini; Count Sforza
called to Rome. Ia
Official British election lists record
1870 candidates, Conservatives and
Asquith Liberals gaining in favor.
Mexican government to contest
jurisdiction Of American courts over
its property here to-day.
DOMESTIC
Two army aviators make successful
start on nonstop flight from San
Diego to New York.
Mrs. Roster acquitted in Philadel-
phia of the murder of her husband
and stenographer.
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
awards four silver and twenty-nine
bronze medals for heroism, honor
ing thirteen who have lost their
lives.
Cox's Presidential bee rolls waters
of Ohio Democratic politics, aiding
both Thompson and Fess.
British schooner Marina, held by
prohibition edict since August IL,
freed, with $4,000 worth of Liquor.
WASHINGTON
Secretary Mellon announces almost
uninterrupted reduction Of the pub
lie debt.
President indorses "Forget-Me-
Not" Day for veterans; many vet
erans protest.
President Harding issues Thanks
giving Day proclamation, designat-
ing November 80.
SPORTS
Navy defeats Penn State at foot
ball at Washington, Ia to o.
Sally's Alley and Dunlin favored
to win futurity races at Pimlico to-
day.
Tryster wins feature event at
Pimlico.
Washington and Jefferson and
Lafayette meet to-day in big football
game at Polo Grounds.
MARKETS AND SHIPS
Stock prices continue upward
movement.
Interstate Commerce Commission
considers request of Western SNIP
pers for an embargo on Canadian
grain during present traffic conges-
ton.
Raw silk delivery heaviest in three
years.
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