The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-11-07
63 BODIES TAKEN FROM REILLY MINE
IS MORE ARE DEAD; 81 BADLY INJURED


additional bodies were taken from the
Reilly coal company's mine here,
making a total of dead recovered SO.
The rescuers said that there are 13
more bodies in the mine and 80 in
jured miners are in the hospital. The
rescuers are not expected to find any
more bodies. 81
Recover Bodies Of so Miners.
Spangler, Penn CA. P.)-The bodies
of SO miners who lost their lives in
the Reilly mine explosion here yester-
day, lay in the city morgue today
Thirteen more were in sight, mine
rescue workers said and 80 Of the In
jured are in the mine hospital. Lea
ders of the rescuers declared that not
more than 112 miners were in the
mine at the time of the explosion,
and it is expected to find II men
still missing today.
Issues in Idaho
Boise CA. P.}-Idaho voters today
ballot on two congressman, full
state ticket and various county
offices. The gubernatorial race,
especially, is expected to be close,
and despite unsettled weather condi-
tions in some parts Of the state, an
unusually large vote is expected.
Three tickets are in the field, the
democratic, republican, and progress
sive. The direct primary is the para
mount issue affecting the legislative
ticket.
Nine Measure on Washington Ballot.
Seattle "a. .)-Threatening wea-
ther prevailed throughout Washing
ton, today, but despite the weather
bureaus promise Of snow In the !
eastern portion and rain in the |
western, campaign managers pre-
dicted a heavy vote today. Voters |
today will elect a United States sem
ator to succeed Miles Poindexter, can
didate for reelection; five congress-
men, the entire house of representa-
lives and approximately half the state
senate, together with complete county
tickets. County officials elected to-
lay WILL under a new law, hold office
our years. There are nine measures,
initiative and referendum, and con-
;titutional amendments on the ballot.
Harding Will Call Special Session.
Washington (A P.)-President
Harding expects to issue call Thurs
lay or Friday for special session
# congress, convening November 20,
t was announced today at the White
House.
May Diminish Republican Majority.
New York-Canadian Press CA. P.)
Early reports from various parts of
he United States indicated the proba-
'ility of a heavy vote in today's con-
al he
-ers believe there is but little chance
f today's election changing the politi-
al aspect of the house of representa- {
ives or the senate at Washington,
Though it is not improbable that the
epublican majority in the house may {
e diminished. Democratic leaders I
rofess to see in the final weeks cam c
aigning turning of sentiment in
heir direction.
Call More Turks to COlOrs. !,
Constantinople ca P)-Three ad- |
itional classes of Turkish soldiers
ave been called to the colors.
Take Steps to Maintain Order.
Paris CA. P.)-The allied high COM e
lissioners at Constantinople have ;
sked their governments for author :
zation to take all necessary mea- :
nres to maintain order in CONSTANT :
ople,, it was announced this after :.
oon. The commissioners, it was :
aid, will declare martial law if neces-
ary. A French dreadnought will
ave Toulon today to join the allied j.
eet at Constantinople. =
Reports Show Republican Lead. I
Boston CA. P)-The first returns in =
days election came in from the I
,wn of Mashpee. For governor, II
Ok, republican, 81; Fitzgerald, demo- o
'at, 6. Senator, CASTOR, democrat, 0
Lodge, republican, Sd. In the last L
ection Cox received A, and Walsh, G
2.
Republican Lead i'm Oklahoma. q
Oklahoma City CA. P.)-One pre- c.
net Of Bartlesville county, normally e.
republican county, reported com
ete, shortly before afternoon, for
,vernor: Fields, republican, 80; a