The Holly chieftain., 1922-09-21
FOREIGN


cred note to the French government
In which the British government de-
clares II counts upon the support of
the allies TO assure the defense of Con-
stantinOple and the Gallipoli peninsula.
The ubdication of King Constantine
and the resignation of the Triantafil-
lukos cabinet are the two uncOmprO-
missing conditions on which Eliphtler-
los VenIzelOs will agree to return to
Greece, 1t was declared at the former
Greek premier's headquarters in Paris.
Eight miners and one policeman
were killed and II number of persons
injured In riot at Bismarckhutte.
Polish Upper Silesia. The trouble be-
gan when miners objected to being
paid In Polish marks. hitherto having
received their wages in German cur
rency.
EamOnn de Valera will refuse to ac-
cept amnesty from the Free State gov
ernment and will continue his battle
against the Anglo-Irish treaty and the
Irish constitution, II was indicated in
an interview given by the irregular
chieftain in reply to Gen. Richard
Mulcahy's speech in the Dali Eireann.
The Hungarian foreign committee of
parliament ut Budapest heard the gov
ernnent's explanations concerning the
allegations that II wars concerned in
the recent plot against the Rumaniun
royal family. Premier Bethlen de-
clured the Incident was merely Il
maneuyer against Hungary's good rep
utation."
With the utter collapse of the Greek
army in Asia Minor before the Turks,
the long smoldering Near Eastern
problem again confronts Europe and
in some quarters is considered as con-
stltuting threat against the peace
and well being of Europe, owing to the
differing interests and conflicting
views of the principal allied govern
ments
when the German steamer Hammonia
foundered off vigo. Confirmation Of
this was obtained when the British
steamer Kinfauns Castle docked ut
Southampton with 2S5 of the rescued
passengers on board. Captain Day,
commander of the Kinfauns Castle,
said the loss of life possibly would
reach eighty. Others on board esti-
mated the dead at $50.
With British troops intrenched at
sstr PC a1In mi tS hn nnrl ln rtl
French and Italian battalions rushing
to join them, and from far New Zea-
land word that an Anzac contingent
will be dispatched to the scenes of
their heriOc sacrifices in the late war,
to assist in dealing with the Turkish
Nationalists, there has been a swift
carrying into effect of the allied pro.
nouncements regarding firm deter
mination to preserve the freedom of
the Dardanelles and the Bosphorus.
GENERAL
Federal Judge James Fl. Wilkerson
Of Chicago denied the motion of at
torneys for the rail strike leaders that
the governments bill for temporary
pC uAolhlbbCu. uH uOl
prepared to decide ut this time that
the bill fails to set up any grounds for
relief" the court said.
One of the greatest present menaces
to the prosperity of the United States
Is the unwillingness of large groups of
people ito accept any result of gov
ernment regulation which are not di-
rectly adverse to the development of
the railways" declared Samuel O.
Dunn, editor of Railway Age, in an ad-
dress before the Des Moines Chamber
of Commerce.
A loan of 100000 was obtained by
the United Mine Workers Of America
from the Hartman National bank of
New York City. The money was used
to finance food supplies and shelter
for the strikers during the coal strike.
The loan was made on the personal
note of John L. Lewis, president !;
Philip N. Murray, vice president, and
william Green, secretary and treas
urer of the miners.
Walter Allen, one of those held re-
.sponsible for the Logan county mine
war last summer, was convicted It
Charleston, w. Va, for treason against
the state of West Virginia, with the
Recommendation that he be sentenced
to serve ten years in the state peni-
tentiary. The jury was out only for
ty-siX minutes.
Developments in the United States
air mail service within a year will in
clude twenty-eight-hour mail service
between New York and San Francisco
and the air mail to the interior of
Alaska, Second Assistant Postmaster
General Paul Henderson said In an ad-
dress in New York City to the Aero
nautical Chamber Of Commerce and
Aeronautical executives ut the Auto
mobile Club of America.
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