The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-07-17

Washington, CA. P.)-Intimation was
given in we'll informed government
circles this afternoon that the ad-
ministration is preparing to take
drastic action within the next forty
eight hours in the coal strike situa-
ton. The president is represented
as being of the opinion that mas
much as the miners representatives
have refused government arbit cation
and the bituminous operators are un-
decided on tn acceptance Of such pro-
posal, public interest demands i'm
mediate reopening of the mines. 1t
is said with this feeling the presi-
dent is prepared to direct the mine
operators to reopen the mines i'm
mediately under the protection of fed
eral troops and with the American
flag planted at the entrance of every
mine to be operated. The operators
would be expected to comply immed-
lately with such an edict. 1t is said
that the same method of dealing with
the railroad situation must be used
if conditions do not change for the
betted soon 1t was added that the
administration had determined it
WOulu liz lOuSoI NC UdlhCu III itO "a
forts to see the conSuming public and
the country's industries get sIfficf-
ent fuel.
Will Hear Russians Again
The Hague, ca P.)-The non Rus
sian subcommittee on property de-
cided this afternoon to meet the Russ
ian delegates tomorrow and hear any
new proposals the soviet representa-
tives desire to make concerning the
restitution or compensation for con-
fiscated property.
Sheriff Killed in Mine Fight
Wheeling, w. Va.-(A. .P)-Sheriff
H. H. Duvall and twelve others were
killed and 25 wounded in a fight at
the Standard mine of the Richland
Coal Co., near Wellsburg, early today.
The mine is reported to have been
attacked by a large party OF men
from over the Pennsylvania line. 1t
was being run on the open shop bas-
is. The battle is still in progress.
Germany Pays Up
Paris P.)-Germany has depos
tied 32,000,O00 gold marks in desig- !
mated banks to meet the July Is re-
parations payment.
Debs Would Unite Workers
Chicago, Ill.-(A. P.)-Eugene V. |
Debs, leader of the great railway |
strike in 1894, has issued state
ment to the unions that the time has
come for the rank and file to unite
and strike together, vote together !
and fight together"
Fast Mail Train Wrecked
Savannah, Ca, Ca P.)-Five
coaches of the Seaboard Air line
rain No. 3, the Seaboard fast mail
from New York to Jacksonville,
.urned turtle at five-thiry this morn
ng at one mile south of Cox, Ga A
negro dining car cook was killed and
several passengers injured. The train
struck a broken rail and five cars
we're tossed into ditch.
Bullets Turn Back Automobiles
Steubepville,, Ohio, "a. P.) Auto
mobiles carrying newspaper men and
proceeding from Wells
,urg and Follansbe, w. Va, to the
1ichland mines were turned back by
)ulltIS dI y. to " CiOCh ILL., oCSCi u
ng to word received here. The fir
ng is still going on along the road
eading to the mines. Four deputies,
ii seriously wounded, were brought
o Wellsburg at 1000 a. m. and ar
mbulence loaded with deputies
tarted from Wellsburg to try to
orce way to the mine and to
ring in the wounded and the lodies
t the dead.
Insurgents Sieze City of Cork
Belfast, CA. P) Reports reaching
ere today represent the city of Cork
s suffering grievously at the hands
f the republican insurgent forces,
Tho are said to be in absolute con
roll 1t is said that the port at Cork
as been closed, ships not allowed
) enter or leave and business premi-
es siezed and contents appropriated
Or the republican troops, many OF
vhom are billited with the civilian ir-
abitants. Several thousand people
re out of work,
Consider Definite Peace Proposals f
Washington, CA. PA specific 9