The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-09-09

Washington-(A. P0 = Temporary
injunction restraining the United
States Marshall Snyder from interfer-
ing with the meeting of the Internal
ional brotherhood of electrical work
ers, one of the striking rail shops
crafts, and from doing anything 10
prevent strike activities in excess
of the Chicago restraining order, were
issued today by Justice Bailey in the
District of Columbia supreme court.
Would DethrOne Greek King
Constantinople-(A. P.)-Movement
for the dethronement of King Con-
stantlne Of Greece and the eSta blSh-
ment of a republic is reported by
Greek newspapers to be under way on
the islands of the Greek archipelago.
Motion Filed Against Injunction
Chicago-(A. PA motion to va
cate the governments temporary re-
straining order against the shop
crafts union in so far as it applies
to Bert M. Jewell, head of the rail-
way employees department of the Am
erican Federation of Labor, and John
Scott, secretary, was filed in the
United States court today.
Mrs. Harding's Condition Still Serious
Washfngton-(A. P.)-The condition
Of Mrs. Harding continued today to
be source Of anxiety to those IN at
tendance at her bedside. A rise IN
the patients temperature was recor-
ded during the forenoon, but this was
ianS who did not regard it necessarily
as a dangerous symptom.
Turks Make Drastic Terms
Constantinople-(A. P)-Kemalist
armistice terms, according to Turk
ish newspapers, include the surrender
of the Greek army base as hostage,
delivery of certain war material,
Turkish occupation of Anatolian ports,
immediate evacuation of Thrace and
reconstruction of the region devaStat-
ed by the Greeks.
Greeks Leave Smyrna Harbor
Smyrna-(A. P)-The Greek fleet
left Smyrna harbor this afternoon
The allies will probably occupy the
town tomorrow. Allied and Ameri-
can detachments landed today at
noon from warships for the protec-
tion of the foreign population. Nat
uralized Americans have been instruc-
ted to leave town. Turkish national
lists van guards are reported fifteen
miles from the city.
Turks Bombard Smyrna
Athens-(A. P.)-Smyrna is being
bonn barded by Turkish natiOnalists.
Nine airplanes from the Greek naval
base there arrived here this morning.
Cosgrove President of Dali
Dublin-(A. P)-William T. Cos
grove, minister of the local govern !
ment, was elected president of the
Dali Eireann by the new parliament
at it's inaugural session today. Only |
labor members opposed him.
Condition Not Alarming
Washington-(A. P)-Mrs. Hard
ng's condition was reported at $3.50 !
A. m. today by Brigadier General Saw,
yer as favorable as can be expected
At this time" He said that she had
1ad a fairly good night" and that
Yesterdays complications are "less
Tariff Valuation Agreement Reached
Washington-(A. P) = Agreement
IN the valuation and flexible tariff
provisions of the republican tariff
bill is reported today to have been
reached by the senate and house re-
publican conferees, under which the
would be retained with their basis of
oreign instead of American valuation
'or calculating duties. The valuation
agreement is said to be a compromise
With the house managers yielding
arger part of the American valuation
)1an as carried in the house bill. lit
S said that the basic plan in the bill
would be the adoption of the senate
,lan for the assessment of duties up
IN foreign valuation.
Investigate Crop Insurance Plan
Washington-(A. PD-The resolu-
ion of McNary, republican, of Ore
ION, authorizing the senate agricul-
ural committee to investigate the
feasibility of government crop 1nsur-
nee for farmers, was adopted today
" tht senate.
Greeks Lose In Smyrna
Constantinople-(A. PD-The Greek