20 Jul 1922
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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1922
Page
1
July 1 report outlines how Howell’s Republican nomination campaign signals a possible shift toward progressives in Nebraska. The piece traces Howell’s rise in Omaha politics, his municipal ownership record, and tensions within the party over leadership and policy. Hitchcock's stance on prohibition is noted as a potential split point in a closely watched contest.
Governors or most cost producing states respond favorably to Harding's request for mine protection to ensure fuel supply while miners' union hints that 10,000 pumpmen will walk out. Democrats charge Republicans with filibustering to delay tariff bill and Gooding urges passage to aid unemployment. Ladd urges recognition of Mexico and criticizes secrecy and imperialism. Harding warns amnesty seekers he will not pardon criminals who preach overthrow by force. Labor Board faces obstacle to railroad strike settlement over seniority. Hooper says peace efforts dropped but agreement may still be possible. Roads report 274 trains canceled or to be canceled. Howell nomination in Nebraska seen as blow to conservative wing. Local: Brooklyn recluse story and related political chatter. War memorial funding approved. Ten-year-old saves father in cave-in. Ward inquiry paused awaiting higher court action. Memorials for John Purroy Mitchel. Roads foresee no fear of trackmen walkout here. Grand jury to inspect warehouse fire and powder train blaze. Irish revolt seen broken as rebels retreat from Clonmel. Birkenhead signals Britain may cancel French debt to help world economy. Rathenau case noted collapse of attackers aided by Bavarian monarchists. Denby uninjured after plane crash in China. Atlantic City dry seven sees liquor royalties. Sports: Yankees lose to Tigers. Giants beat Reds. Robins fall to Cubs. Grey Lag wins Mount Kisco Stakes. Markets: stocks rise. gasoline price cut. steel merger deemed noncompetitive. Italian freight rates suspended. building permits tied to contractor insurance.
A brief plea urging readers to request The Tribune as a daily vacation companion. It suggests telling a newsdealer to supply the paper or calling Beekman 3000 to give a vacation address for the Tribune's subscription department.
An inquest opens on whether a 62 year old man known as Edward Euston who died July 12 in a shabby attic at 17 Hicks Street Brooklyn was the elder brother of the current Duke of Grafton. Detectives examine two photographs, an insurance policy and a Masonic apron found with the body as clues to his identity, with ties suggested to the Fitzroy line and to the Earl of Euston.
President Harding refused general amnesty for political prisoners and said he would not pardon anyone who preached violence against the government. A delegation urged clemency while noting about 100 war law offenders remain jailed and cases would be reviewed within sixty days.
The New York Board of Estimate approved a 600000 appropriation to fund a war memorial on the Croton reservoir site in Central Park and moved to select a site for a music and art center. Civic groups protested the late, nonpublic process while Mayor Hylan called it a policy declaration. Denby survived a plane crash at 4000 feet near the Great Wall of China during a July 19 flight from Peking. he, Captain Robert Bruce, Commander George Simpson, and Charles Dolan landed safely after engine failure.
A tour party from New York suffered three deaths and four injuries when their auto plunged from a bridge on the King Highway at St Philippe de la Prairie near Montreal. The deceased were Michael Bernstein, 95. Sulbauser, Dm Witt, and Mrs. Gutman. Injured include Leo Gutman and Leo B Gutman, and Jack Flack the driver. The car overturned into a creek after failing to negotiate a curve.
Buffalo July 19 grenades were thrown at Cold Spring barns of the International Railway Company on Main Street just before midnight. Two holes opened in the roof, no injuries reported. Police say the attack came from a house occupied by two striking streetcar men who deny involvement. Crowds on the East Side pile barricades to hinder morning streetcar service and police plan riot-guns use on attackers. Twelve strikebreakers were treated for injuries as cars were damaged.
The nineteen day railway shopmen strike slows schedules nationwide. Fifteen railroads in the Middle and Far West report 274 trains dropped or slated for withdrawal, with the Southwest hardest hit and the Chicago district least affected.
Washington July 19 President Harding unites federal agencies to expedite coal production as governors report support while union leaders hint a 10,000 pump men may strike to protest use of Federal troops. Officials say pumps must run to prevent flooding and maintain mines. troops protect maintenance crews.
Up-state Democratic leaders arriving for today's state committee meeting indicated Hearst's bid for Governor is faltering and they viewed Mayor Hylan as a weak candidate. William J. Connors asserted Hearst would secure a large delegate majority by next September while denying any purchase of support. Discussions hinted at possible Smith opposition, with Osborn urged to lead, and Tammany Hall seeking no clashes at the gathering.
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