The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-05-10

Chicago-(A. P.)-Police today
raided the headquarters of the Build
ing Trades Labor union and arrested
three of Chicago's biggest labor lead
ers-"Big Tim Murphy, Fred Nader
with bombings and shootings which
early today resulted in the death of
two policemen and the serious injury
of third.
Murphy was recently convicted and
sentenced to seven years in the peni-
tentiary in connection with the well
known $4,000 Chicago mail robbery
He is out on bail in regard to the
mail robbery conviction. Nader is
president of the Building Trades La
Dor council and Shea is president of
the Transfers union.
Nat GOIdstein to Withdraw
Washington-(A P.)-Nat Gold
stein, whose recent nomination as in
ternal revenue collector of st. Louis
has been the subject of much critl-
cism from the senate has asked that
his nomination be withdrawn. The
request of Goldstein in his letter to
President Harding was read in the
senate today by Senator Spencer, re-
publican of Missouri, who recommen-
ded that the withdrawal be accepted.
Spencer declared that the letter
"ended the incident and indicated
that the president would comply with
Goldstein's request.
Peace Committee Fails
Dublin-(A. P)-The peace com
mittee of the Dali Eireann, which has
been attempting to find ground upon
which factions in Ireland could unite,
has failed to reach basis for settle
ment, it was officially announced this
Wife Denies Misconduct
Poughkeepsie, N. Y.-(A. P0-N1rs.
Anne U. Stillman, taking the stand IN
her own defense today in the trial of
the divorce suit instituted by James
A. Stillman, New York banker, denied
that she had misconducted herself
with Fred Beauvais, Indian guide, as
described in the testimony of wit
nesses previously called by the plain
tiff.
May Pay Huge Royalties
Washington-(A. P)-The Ameri-
,an government finds itself, under a
revived patent treaty with Germany,
laced with the necessity of paying
royalties which may reach five mil
ion dollars to the Kdupp firm on
patents based on discoveries of AM
erican engineers, Thomas w. Miller,
llien property custodian, declared to-
lay He said that 'in official circles
he belief is held that the sketches of
he American plans were surreptl-
iously removed from the war depart
nent and tracings made"
Trouble Over Senator's Daughter !
Westinghouse P.)-British en-
yassy officials after a final confer
nee with Alexander E. Robertson, !
British war veteran and suitor Ct
Iiss Mary Culbertson, daughter OF
senator Culbertson Of Texas, declar-
d that the action of the embassy on !,
lobertson's charges Of having been !
idnapped by private detectives would
mount merely to watching the court t
rocedure which Robertson has insti-
uted.
Robertsons assertion. that the at
empted kidnapping was made be-
ause Miss Culbertson recriproca5ed
is affections was declared in for
lal statement by Culbertson's secre-
ary as utterly silly, ridiculous and
ntrue"
Starts Alaskan Flight
Buffalo, N. VA. pc. O. Prest
f Kenmore, N. r., left the Curtiss
eld today in a biplane on 5000
lille flight to Alaska and Siberia His
lans follow the government mail
oute through the west to Chicago
nd Salt Lake City. Last year he
tarted from the Mexican border but
is plane was wrecked in the Cana
ian Rockies.
Move to Help Strikers
Houston, Tex.-(A. P)-The mo-
on that the international brother
ood of locomotive firemen and engi-
emen contribute $4,000 monthly to
le United Mine Workers Of America
uring the continuance of their strike,
as made on the floor of the meeting
ere and referred to special COM
ittee for consideration and report
sfore the final action of delegates to
le convention Of firemen and engine
ZEN, it was learned today.
Russia's Reply Not Made
Genoa-(A P)-The Russian reply
the allied memorandum, which was
sady for presentation this afternoon,