The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-09-06

Chicago-(A. P0-Seven represen-
tatives Of the striking shopcrafts un-
ion were declared by John Scott, sec
retary of the railway employees de-
partment of the American Federation
of Labor, to be in Baltimore today for
conference with the railroad execu-
tives on proposition to end the
strike.
Scott intimated that a proposal on
which it is hoped the strike can be
halted, has been prepared, but would
not outline it. He said the conference
is intended to be secret. Should the
meeting produce favorable results,
Scott said the policy committee of
ninety union representatives would
be summoned to meet here.
Hopes for Rescue Dashed
Jackson, Cal.-(A. P.)-Hopes have
been dashed almost to despair again
in the fight to rescue the forty-seven
entombed Argonaut miners. After
breaking through sixty feet Of hard
green stone formation in an effort
to circle the clogged drift on the $500
foot level the rescue workers emerg-
ed into the main drift again only to
find the way still blocked 1t may be
five days before the men can be
reached.
Conference Not Authenticated
New York-(A. P.)-If any confer
ence is being held in Baltimore be-
tween the striking shopmen and rail
executives, it involves only few in
divdual roads and does not look to-
ward the strike settlement on ma
oc,ic, toIo
the headquarters of the association of
railway executives.
Refuses Rehearing Mahoney Case
Olympia, Wash.-(A. P.)-The state
supreme court today denied the petit
ton for the rehearing presented by
James e. Mahoney, whose conviction
in the King county superior court for
the murder of his aged wife was re-
Gently affirmed by the supreme court
in the department Of opinion.
Resumes Flight Today
plane Sampaio Correia, No. 2, flying
from the United States to Brazil, re-
sumed the journey from here at 7:15
a. m. today. Neuvitas Bay, hundred
and fifty miles distant, is the next
scheduled landing place. Lieutenant
commanding the seaplane,
said he hoped to reach Neuvitas with
in two hours and should flying con-
ditions prove favorable would go to
Port Au Prince, Haiti, before night
fall.
Asks Impeachment of Daugherty
New York-(A. P.)-Initiation of |
for the impeachment of |
Attorney General Daugherty and Fed
eral Judge Wilkerson Of Chicago on |
the ground that the strike injunction /
granted by the latter at the formers |
request was a violation Of the consti-
tuition, was urged on Senator Borah !
in telegram sent today by John J.
Dodd, chairman Of the general strike |
Of eastern railroad shopmen.
Scores Injunction Proceedings
Washington-(A. P.)-The injunct-
ion obtained by the government
against the striking shopmen was de-
clared today in the senate by Senator
democrat, of Arkansas, to
be violation of both the constitution
and the Clayton antitrust act.
Gunmen Are Killed
Toledo, Ohio-(A. P.)-Two of three
gunmen, who shot and killed Detect
i've William Martin and wounded Pa
trolman George Bach, when the Of
ficers attempted to arrest the trio,
while driving a bullet-riddled auto
mobile from garage here shortly
before noon today, were shot and
killed. The third member was cap
.ured.
Belgian Wins Balloon Race
Geneva-(A. P)-Lieutenant Ern-
,st Demuyter, of Belgium, was today
declared winner of the re-
cent International balloon race for the
James Gordon Bennett cup. Captain
Il. e. Honeywell, American, ranked
second; Maurice Bienaime, France,
,hird.
Prior Coal Contracts Not Included
Washington-(A. P)-The senate,
Ifter several hours debate today on
he house anti-profiteering coal bill,
'ejected the amendment by Suther-
and, republican, of West Virginia,
which would have made the Iaefs1a-