The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-05-08
RUSSIA OFFERED loan, But Stands
OUT AGAINST ALLIED MEMORANDUM

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George and Foreign Minister Schan-
zer, of Italy, today addressed strong
appeal to Russian representatives at
the conference here, urging them to
accept the allied memorandum in it's
main points and promising Russia an
international loan.
1t is asserted that altogether the
proposed loan would amount to three
hundred million gold francs. 1t has
been declared that the Russians are
asking 25 times that amount.
Only Russia's acceptance of the
powers memorandum can save the
conference many of the delegates re-
luctantly admitted Complete ac-
ceptance is regarded as improbable,
and even if the soviet delegates sur
prised everybody by returning an af-
firmative answer Belgium and France
seem determined to have their rider,
more rigid in character than in clause
Z of the memorandum, added to the
property clause.
This course by Belgium and France,
It persisted in, would make an agree
ment with Russia increasingly diff
cult because the soviet delegates are
expected to cling tenaciously to their
system of naturalization
Threaten American Legation
Sofia, Bulgaria-tA PA threat
to blow up the American legation here
unless the United States brings about
the release of Sacco and Vanzetti,
communists, under conviction for muir
der in Massachusetts, has been re-
ceived at the legation.
fall for. RnnI C+ofnr,o-t.
Washington-(A. P.)-The comp
roller of the currency has issued a |
call for the condition of all national |
banks at the close of business Fri
lay, May s.
HankOw Railway Cut
Hankow Seventh, Peking-(A. P)-l
The Hankow railway north of Kwang-
'hui has been cut and conditions are
chaotic. The military gov
'rnor Of Honan Province has started
listilities against the forces of WI
Pei Flu. Fighting was proceeding today
It Pinyang Chow, hundred miles
lorth of here and some occurred yes
erday at Cheng Chow
No Violation of Protocol
Tien Tsin-(A. P.)-General WI Pei
u, who came here from Peking in
ursuit of the Manchurian general
hang Tso-Lin, was ordered yester-
ay by the allied military command
rs here to leave Cuyas and his pres
nee was held no violation of the
901 protocol. WI refused to leave
n the ground that he was the acting
overnor Of Chihli province.
SKIS His Government for. Protection
10 o1-lY To |
equest has been made to the British
mbassy to send an agent to escort
i'm from the station tomorrow SO
e will not be molested has been
lade by Alexander Robertson, Brit
IN war veteran, who plans to go to
to press charges that
rivate detectives attempted to rail-
BAD him out of the country because !
his efforts to win the hand of Miss
-ary Culbertson, daughter of Senator
ulbertson of Texas.
Red Cross Cares for Homeless Il
New Orleans-(A. P)-Approxi-
ately 10000 persons are homeless in
ississippi and Louisiana as result !
the Mississippi river flood, OF
hom 10000 are being fed, sheltered
nd clothed by the Red Cross and
her organizations, it was officially
lnounced today by various relief
)dies y
Ormer President Would Defeat Reed c
st. Louis-(A. P)-Referring to +
nited States Senator Reed Of Miss ]
ri as a "marplot" former President a
ilson, in a letter to former Cover b
II Stephens, asked Reeds defeat, to a
deem the reputation of the demo-
attic party.
Ask International Commission "
Washington-(A. P)-The appoint F
ent of an international commission
consider all the issues involved in I
cognition of the Obregon govern 7
ent in Mexico, has been suggested :
some official quarters as solution
the continued failure of the United I
ates and Mexico to agree on recog-
ton. e
Look to United States S
Paris-(A. P. P.)-France will not rec n
nize the Russian soviet government ?
less the United States does, said a
gh government official today, re-
rdless of the action of the Genoa a
inference.