The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-09-20

Washington-(A. A. P)-The soldiers
bonus bill failed today, senate vote
falling short of the necessary two
thirds majority. The senate vote was
forty-four to twenty Eight, four less
than necessary two-thirds majority.
Washington-(A P)-The house
passed the soldiers bonus bill today
over President Harding's veto, by a
vote of 258 to 81, or SO over the
necessary two-thirds majority. The
house proceeded to vote on the QueS-
ton without debate.
The bonus bill was laid before the
senate shortly after 2:30 p. M and
the presidents veto message read to
the senate, which already had been
debating the question for over an
hour
Young Farmer Murdered
Spokane-(A. P.)-August Bonjorni,
aged 10, was shot and killed and his
brother, Joe, aged 40, was badly
wounded at Bonjorni ranch, near
Wilson Creek, in Grant county, last
night, by a stranger, who first ap-
peared at the ranch last Sunday, ac-
cording to information received here
today. The sheriff at Davenport,
county. seat of Lincoln county, said
over the telephone today that the
sIayer's description tallies with that
of the man who attacked the O'Hare
family at Olympia several days ago.
Temporary Adjournment of COnferees
Changchun, Manchuria-(A. P0-
The conference here between the dele
gates of Japan, the soviet govern
ment of Moscow, and the far eastern
republic of Siberia, adjourned for sew
eral days pending the receipt of in
from Toxic and Moscow.
Charge Conspiracy to Wreck Unions
Chicago-(A. P)-With counter
charges of a union-wrecking con-
spiracy of executives injected into
the proceedings by the defense, the
hearing on the governments rail
fore Federal Judge Wilkerson today,
with only two days remaining to fin
ish the testimony and complete the
arguments before the temporary res
training order expires tomorrow
night.
Kill Dye Embargo Legislation
Washington-(A.P P0-Dye embargo
legislation was virtually killed for
this session of congress today by the
senate finance committee, which dis
and refused to report out
the legislation proposing an extern
sion of the dye licensing act for three
months after the tariff bill becomes
a law.
Agree on Near East Problem
Paris-(A P)-An agreement be-
tween Great Britain and France on /
the Near Eastern problem seemed i
reasonably assured after a two and !
hour conversation between /
Premier Poincaire and Lord Curzon,
British foreign secretary, at the .
French foreign office this forenoon.
Turks Will Continue War
Constantinople- P.)-The Turk
sh nationalists assembly at Angora,
~ an overwhelming majority, has ex
ended the dictatorship of Mustapha
xemaI Pasha and authorized him to
continue the war until all conditions !
in national pact have been
'ul1y achieved.
French, Italians Withdraw Troops
London-(A. P)-Official confirm
alton was received here today from
stating that the
French had withdrawn their troops
rom Chanak and that the Italians ap-
were doing the same thing,
he British forces remaining alone
here.
ReOrganize Chinese Cabinet
Peking-(A. P.)-Reorganization of
he Chinese cabinet was completed to-
lay with the PRONUNCIATION of presi-
ential mandate, naming Wang Chung
Iui, formerly acting premier and
citing minister of education, premier,
nd confirming the hitherto tempor-
ry appointment of DR.. Wellington
Zoo to the foreign portfolio.
20 Determine Near East Peace Terms
Paris-(A. PD-The allied confer
es on the Near East situation de-
ided late today to call a peace con-
erence of eight nations interested in
he settlement to determine the terms
f peace. This conference will prob
bly, meet within two or three weeks.