The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-09-12

| Chicago, CA. PA basis for settle
ment of the railway shOpmen's strike
was considered today by the general
policy committee of shopcrafts, B.
M. Jewell, head of the railway en-
ployes' department of the American
Federation of Labor, announced at the
conclusion of the morning session.
JEWELS brief statement was the first
public acknowledgment that a strike
settlement basis had been presented
to the policy committee, nothwith-
standing the many rumors concerning
several plans. He gave no indication
what the plan embraced. Union Of
ficials said there were indications
that an agreement would probably
be reached late today.
Believe Amundsen Has Taken Flight
Copenhagen, CA. PIT is gener-
ally believed here that Captain R0ald
Amundsen has undertaken the dar-
ing flight across the north pole from
Northern Alaska. The Norwegian
government has asked Captain Gott-
fried Hansen, Danish explorer, to un-
dertake a relief expedition.
COnfesses Murder of Daughters
Kansas City, Mo-, "a. P)-Confes-
sion that he had murdered his two
missing daughters and thrown the
bodies into the Missouri river, was
made today by Tony Dinello of Kan
sas City, Kansas, to the chief Of po-
lice of that city.
Policeman Killed in Riot
London, CA. P.)-Eight miners and
policemen were killed and Il num-
Der injured in riot at Biskarck
Hutte, in Polish Upper Silesia, yes
terday, according to Berlin dispatch
to The Times. The trouble began
when the miners objected to being
paid in Polish marks, hitherto having
received wages in German currency.
The miners overpowered the police
and when the soldiers with the ma
chine guns arrived, the mob stoned
them The soldiers fired and a num-
ber of persons fell and the mob scat
tered.
Government Sells Wooden Ships
Washington, CA. P.) The govern
ment today sold it's fleet of war built
wooden ships, the shipping board ac-
cepting the bid Of $750,00O, made by
George D. Perry, attorney for the firm
of Lent & Humphrey Of San Francis
co, for 226 vessels.
Great Britain to Pay Interest
Washington, CA. P.)-Great Brit
ain will probably begin the payment
of interest on her war debt 10 this
country before arrangements are made
for the funding of the five billions
Of dollars of the obligations, it was
indicated today at the treasury.
Perfected Tariff Bill to House
Washington, CA. P.)-The admins
tration tariff bill, as finally perfected
in conference, was presented today in
the house. The conference report on
it, bearing signatures OF republic
an managers, will be called up toInor-
row, with the expectation that 1t will
be disposed of not later than Thurs
day. The measure then will go to
the senate, but because If op ,ositicn
to the dye embargo and other l.rovis-
ions, action there may be delayed
week or more.
Veto Story Denied
Waco, Texas, CA. P.)-Follow a
SIdC0Iu0uL ITOuu N. " OJOI Cy, notAVheeA
committeeman from Texas Of the Am
erican Legion, that President Hard
ing would not veto the bonus bill,
Storey giving as his authority that
the Legion's national board, sigaify-
ing that the president had informed
The board that he would not veto the
measure, statement is made public |
from Secretary Christian of the
board, denying that the president |
had made such an assertion, or that |
ne, Christian, had stated to the board |
hat the president would not veto the
Measure.
Mrs. Harding Past Crisis
Washington, CA. P)-The crisis in
Mrs. Harding's condition "seems to
lave passed. the official bulletin is
sued by the attending physicians at
':35 a. m. today said. Surgical pro-
edure is deemed unnecessary for the
present." it stated.
Defers Restraining Order Hearing !
Chicago, GA. P.)-Judge Wilkerson