New-York tribune., 1922-07-19
News Summary
WASHINGTON

w YIN
Harding calls on Governors of
twenty-eight coal. states to aid in
protecting mines in. order that ma
tion may have fuel. Gompers and
Lewis denounce use Of troops and
insist such measures will not pro-
duce coal.
Lenrot, leading new insurgent at
tack on tariff bill that again defeats
Finance Committees recommends
tion, charges that threats of retalia-
tion have been made against sena-
tors who voted against committee
schedules.
Some progress toward removal of
obstacles to American recognition re-
moved by De la Huerta's conference
with Harding and Hughes.
Ten men indicted by a Federal
grand jury on charges of defrauding
the United States of $1,oo0,o0o in
wartime lumber deals.
Bids asked for mail tubes to con-
meet New York and Brooklyn.
LOCAL
Two frenlen dead, scores over
come, as, result of warehouse fire,
t,.1ost troublesome in years.
West Side subway tied UP two
hours, Staten Island flooded in sea
sons fercest rain storm.
Admiralty lawyer, seeking facts
on sailors life, ships before the
mast.
Republican State Committee in
dorses Harding and Miller, sets con-
vention for Albany, September 27.
Pennsylvania. halts clerks strike
with separate wage agreement.
Captain of Shipping Board liner,
taken ashore ILL, engages counsel
after pantryman's death at sea.
Adam Recklein, Dier agent, to
help prosecution Of larceny charges.
I Charles r. Miller, forty years
editor of "The New York Times" Is
dead.
State Police in Jersey take hand
at hiding fapper dimples.
Grace strachan Forsythe resigns;
Ill health blamed.
DOMESTIC
Peace conferences in railroad
strike continue, with maintenance
Of way men regarding controversy
over seniority rights as the principal
obstacle to settlement; Pennsylvania
reaches agreement with 10000 shop
men. d Two western roads take off
moro trains.
Early returns on Nebraska pri-
mary indicate victory for Progress
sives in Republican Senatorial race.
German-Americans at Chicago in
dorse six Senatorial candidates, ask
return of beer and light wines and
demand revision of war treaties.
Inquest opens at Wellsburg, w.
Va, into murder of four men in
Clifton mine battle.
Fifty dry agents turn Atlantic
City upside down in search for
liquor.
FOREIGN
Western powers at The Hague de-
eide to give Russia another chance
to offer acceptable peace proposals:
Allied Preniers contemplating
early meeting in some Italian city
to discuss German reparations prob
lem.
Lord vMountbatten marries Mss
Edwina Ashley, England's richest
heiress.
SPORTS g
| Yankees easily defeat White Sox
in final game of series, IA to a.
Giants lose another to Cardinals
| in st. Louis by to score.
Ed. Leader appointed rowing coach
at Yale.
Ten-Lec wins the Katonah Purse
at Empire City Track.
New York Boxing Commission de-
clares Greb's light heavyweight title
vacated.
Harry Ertle named to referes
Benny Leonard-Lew Tender bout.
MARKETS AND SHIPS
Industrial stocks advance sharply
as rails hold steady.
Crude oil prices again cut 25 cents
barrel; second reduction within a
week.
Merchandise Fair here in August
to be made permanent institution,
United States favorable trade bal
ance reduced to $2,ooo,ooo,ooo in
last fiscal year.