The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-11-25

COnStantlnOple, CA. P.)-TWO thou
sand Christian orphans and two
American relief workers were imper-
lied today when the teamship Bel
gravian, chartered by the Near East
Relief, collided with the Trans-At-
lantic liner, New York, at the western
entrance of the Bosphorus. Allied
ships were dispatched hurriedly to
the scene. 1t is reported that many
children were injured, but no lives
were lost.
American Relief Ship In Trouble
Constantinople, ca. P.)-The Amer
lean Near East Relief steamer, Bel
gravian, carrying two thousand orph-
ans from Asia Minor, collided with
the TRANSATLANTIC liner, New York,
at the junction of the Bosphorus and
the Sea of Marmosa this morning.
Allied ships have gone to the assist
ance of the two vessels.
Reichstag Approves Democrat Move
Berlin, CA. P)-The reichstag to-
day voted it's approval Of the motion
made by German democrats endqrs-:
ing the governments declaration OF
policy. All parties voted for the mo-
ton with the exception of the COM
munist and their members and the
anti-Semitic party, who cast their
votes against the approval
Chinese Premier Resigns
Peking, CA. P)-Premier Wang
Chung-Hui resigned today. Resigna-
tions of the entire cabinet have been
in the hands Of President Lii Yuan
Hang since the arrest a week ago of
Lo Wen-Kan, finance minister, on a
charge of accepting a personal COM
mission in connection with the nego
tiations of a pre-war loan with Am
erican and German capitalists.
ROsenbIuth Decision Reserved
New York, CA. P.)-Federal Com |
missioner Hitchcock today reserved |
decision for one week in removal pro-
ceedings in the case of Captain Rob- |
ert Rosenbluth, charged in a Tacoma |
Indictment with the murder of Ma |
ior Alexander P. Cronkhite, on the |
outskirts of Camp Lewis, Washing
ton, October 25, 1918. Counsel for |
Rosenbluth challenged the jurisdic-
ion of the federal government, claim
ng the camp site had not been form
ally decided to the United State at
he time Of Cronkhite's death.
Samuels Buys Progressive Sheet
Boise, CA. PHI. F. Samuels, un-
successful progressive candidate for
he Idaho governorship in the recent
|
purchased control of the Nampa,
daho Record, weekly, and that it
would be renamed the Idaho Pro-
,ressive. He said that the new paper
would foster the progressive party
ause and would continue on a week
y basis.
Insists on Open Door Policy
Lausanne, "a. P.)-Richard Wash
urn Child, chief American spokes-
nan at the Near East conference,
mazed the other delegates at this
norning's session by reiterating the Il
lsistence of the United States upon
n open door policy in Turkey. He !
cad from the aide-memoire delivered {
october 80 to Great Britain, France +
nd Italy, and said that the Ameri- ,
an government and public support ,
d this policy. :
Introduce Free State Bill t
London, CA. PA bill setting up t
he constitution of the Irish Free '
tate and known as a constituent act,
'as published here today. The bill l
rovides for a temporary continua- s
on of the present taxation policy +
nd gives the Irish Free State power i
, adopt acts applicable to other do 1
Unions.
Insist on n. P.-U. 2. Union
ST. Paul, CA PD-Perpetuation of q
lie union between the Chicago, Bur G
ngton & Quincy and the Northern :
acific railroads, in any consOlida-
on to be made, will be insisted upon
Y the Northern Pacific it was en- !
hasized in statement here today, !,
Y Charles Donnelly, president of the :
,ad. = :
Explosion Injuries Miners \
Cherokee, Kan, CA. P)-Twelve O
iners were injured, two dangerous n
:, when powder exploded in the Ham u
ton mine No. 6, near here shortly e
,fore noon today. The mine is OPP a
'ated by the Cherokee Coal company t
I'd employs about one hundred men,
Clemenceau DispleaSes Britain a