The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-08-02
STRIKING COAL EMPLOYEES AC-
CEPT THE PRESIDENTS
PROPOSAL

PROPOSAL
Riga, Ca P.)-Two hundred pass
engers perished when a five car pass
enger train burned between Kiev and
| Schepetowka, says a dispatch from
Kiev today. Included among the vic
Tins were eight Zionist pioneers who
were proceeding to join their group
on the way to Palestine.
Chicago-(A. P.)-Striking coal en-
ployes chiefs today voted to accept
President Harding's proposals for the
ending of the railroad strikes and ap-
pointed committee to draft the text
of the acceptance and forward it to
the president Immediately.
Oklahoma Reports Incomplete
Oklahoma City, Ca P.l-Represen-
tatives from six of the eight Oklahoma
congressional districts, including Miss
Alice Robertson, only woman now in
congress, won their way into the Nov
ember general election if leads on in
complete and in some cases meager
unofficial returns from yesterdays
primaries are maintained
Commissioner Makes Ruling
Chicago, A. P)-Baseball commits
sioner Lands today wired the Pacific
Coast league that it will not be re-
quired to cease relations with the
Portland club if William H. K. Lepper,
club president, suspended May "a,
confines his activities to purely in
ternal and corporate club affairs.
Butte Man Burns to Death
Spokane, CA. P.)-Fred Kaglione, of
Iii 1oI Of
ternoon while fighting a forest fire
on Foehl creek near Avery, Idaho,
when burning tree fell on him.
Sixteen Injured in Wreck
La Grande, Ore, a. P.)-Sixteen
persons were injured, one possibly IA
tai, in a wreck of train No. 4 on the
Oregon Washington railroad and Nav
igation company, forty-one miles east
of here today The wreck was due
to broken rail.
SUMS Troops Defeated Again
Canton-(A P.)-Chen Chung
Ming's forces, favorable to the Pek-
ing republic, have defeated troops OF
Sun Yat Sen, deposed president OF the
Canton republic, and driven them from
from Shiuchow, a hundred and thiry
yond Chihing, over forty miles north
east of Shiuchow, according to bull
letin from Chen's Canton headquart-
ers.
Inventor OF Telephone Dies
Sidney, New Southwales- P.)-
DR.. Alexander Graham Bell, inventor
of the telephone, died at 2 a. M today
at Benin Breagh, his estate near
Baddeck. Although he had been fail
ing in health for several months, he
had not been confined to bed and the
end came unexpectedly.
Senator Grove Passes
Uniontown, Penn.-(A. P0-Unlted
States Senator VIM. e. Grove died at
his country home in the mountains
near here this morning.
Tariff Bill May be Passed
Washington-(A. P)-Passage of
he administration tariff bill by the
senate this month seemed almost GER
ain today as result ofethe agreements
reached separately by the republican
md democratic leaders.
Five Killed in Tug Explosion
New York-(A P)-The harbor tug
Edward, tied at slip at the foot
If Gold Street, Brookly, was blown
o pieces today by an explosion of the
,oiler and the crew off five perished.
The boat sank Immediately. A piece
If iron was blown through a small
building nearby and four workmen in
ured T he bodies of Captain Thomas
McCaffery and another member of the
rev were recovered.
Representative Campbell Defeated
Pittsburg, Kan.-(A P.) -Represen-
ative Phillip Campbell republican,
,hairman of the house of representa-
ives rules committee and in congress
rom the third Kansas district for
wenty years, was defeated in yester
lays primary election, according to
returns today. w. H. Sproul
# Nedan, was nominated by at least
1000 votes, G. N. Price, for many
ears manager of Campbells cam
,aign, conceded this morning.
Senator's Lead Being Cut
st. Louis-(A P)-Senator James
/. Reeds lead over Breckenridge
Iong in the democratic nomination
or United States senator race, fell
o 1908 at eleven a. m. today. Re-
urns from 2690 out of 3S4S precincts
ave Reed 159,740 and Long 1852.
William Sacks of st. Louis is leading
he field for the republican senator
Al nomination by 4407 votes with 1888
recincts heard from.
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