The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-09-11

Washington, CA. P.)-Demand for
the Impeachment of Attorney General
Daugherty for high crimes and mis-
demeanors" was made today in the
in the house by Congressman Keller,
republican, of Minnesota, who sought
immediate action on resolution for
investigation. By an overwhelming
vote, however, the house referred the
question to the judiciary committee.
thus, in the opinion Of leaders, dis
posing of it finally.
Would Abolish Labor Board
Washington, CA. P.)-The abolition
of the railway labor board, and the
setting up in it's place of distinct
i've tribunal" for the settlement Of
railway disputes, is proposed in a
bill introduced today by Representa-
i've HOch of Kansas, republican,
member of the committee which franz
ed the transportation act creating
the board
$4,000 Miners Back to Work
Scranton, CA. P.)-The contract
that sent $4,000 anthracite mine
workers back to work at their old
wages after being idle more than five
months, was formally signed today
by q representative Of the miners and
operators.
Would Make Injunction Permanent
Chicago, CA. P.)-Arguments in the
governments motion to make perm
anent the temporary Injunction
against the rail strikers, was opened
at 1926 a. M today before Federal
Judge Wilkerson. The constitutional
rights of individuals would not be
violated by making permanent the
governments temporary restraining
order, Attorney General Daugherty
asserted prior to the court hearing.
Kept Discussion Secret
Chicago, Ca P.)-The executive
council of the striking railway shop
men, adjourned it's session shortly
before noon today until 1 o'clock p.
M without any immediate announce
ment of what had been discussed. At
that hour the policy committee had
not gone into session. B. M. JEWELL |
head of the federated shop crafts, is |
to have made report to
the council, but at the close of the /
session refused to make a statement. |
Mrs. Harding is Better
Washington, CA. P.)-An official |
White House bulleting on Mrs. Hard
ing's condition, issued at 10 a. m. to-
day, said: "Mrs. Hardings condition
at $50 a. M, temperature 991A; pulse,
90; respirations, 80. Night less rest
less; elimination increased. Compli-
cations are subsiding and general ap-
pearance indicates improvement.
Operative procedure deferred.-C. p.
Sawyer"
Turkish Nationalist Hold City
Symrna, CA. P.)-Strong forces Of
the Turkish nationalist infantry are
today holding all strategic points In
The city. Troops are under strict or
1ers against Indulgence in excesses,
foreign representatives and military
headquarters have been informed by
The commander.
Mrs. Harding Decidedly Better
Washington, CA. P.)-Mrs. Warren
J. Harding is Warren G.. Harding is
and decidedly better,
Secretary DENLY said on leaving the
White House at 1920 p. m. today, and
lQQ0Q IQdC Cu0 pTcSlu0uL WlhC was
continuing to improve and while her
condition is still regarded as critical,
physicians in attendance are hopeful
hat no operation will be necessary. /
Additional Federal Judges |
Washington, CA. P.)-The way was
,aved today for the appointment by
he president Of 25 ada1e3onal federal
Judges to handle the increasing court
the house approving by l39
O n the changes in the judgeshlp l
ill which was sent to the White \
louise for approval.
Won't Dismiss Injunction
Chicago, CA. P)-Federal Judge
Vilkerson today denied the motion OF +
he rail strike leaders attorneys that :
be governments bill for tempor- 7
ry injunction be dismissed" | am q
OF prepared to decide at this time
hat the bill is to set up any ground
)r relief" the court said IL
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