The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-07-18

Washington, ca P.)-President
Harding late today will send simultan-
eous kilograms directing the operat-
OrS of all bituminOus coal mines shut
down because of the coal strike, to re-
sumo operation Immediately and re-
questing the governors of these states
in which the mines will operate 10
furnish such military protection as
may be needed. If state troops find
it impossible to cope with the situa-
ton it is understood that federal
troops may eventually be employed
1t was made plain at the war de-
partment that the national guard
would be employed by the federal gov
ernment to maintain order if available
regulars were isufficient or il the gov
ernOrs refuse to call out the guards
themselves.
Alleged Slayer Arranged
Los Angeles, "a. P.)-Mrs. Clara
Phillips, charged by Indictment with
the murder of Mrs. Alberta Meadows
here last Wednesday, was arraigned
in the superior court today and her
attorneys asked for time to plead.
They were granted until Thursday.
Mrs. Phillips is said to have been en-.
tirely composed.
Government Will Own p. O. Buildings
Washington, GA. P)-Postmaster
General Work today announced that
the first steps towards the fulfillment
of the recently announced policy of the
department to acquire the ownership
of the postoffice buildings through
out the United States have been start
ed here with the arrival of fifteen
postoffice inspectors who are to be
trained as real estate experts to in
vestigate the property with a view to
purchasing sites for new buildings.
Allied Premiers Will Meet
Paris, CA. PA meeting of the
allied premiers to discuss PREPARATIONS
problems is expected within the next
ten or fifteen days, probably in some
Italian city, it was indicated today in
official circles where the reparations
issue is occupying all attention to the
exclusion to all else.
Mexican Minister Meets Hughes
Washington, CA. P.) -Adolpho de la
Mexican government, reached Wash
lu6IOu JOudy duu du60u LUZ d CUll-
ference late during the day with Sec
retary Hughes. The specific subjects
Huerta desires to discuss are said to
be unknown to the state department.
Will Meet Russians Again at Hague
The Hague, (A pat a plenary
session of the non-Russian delegates
of The Hague conference today it was
decided to grant the Russian request
for a joint meeting on district condi
tions if it be only for the purpose of
presenting new proposals.
Orders Miners to Break Up Colony
Wellsburg, w. Va, "a. P.)-Follow-
ing the mine battle yesterday in which /,
Sheriff H. H. Duvall and three others !
were killed, the son, Thomas Duvall, |
acting as sheriff, ordered the break /
ing up of the tent colony of strik-
ing miners. Forty-five men are under |
arrest, three of whom are in the hos |
pital
Sentence Two to Death
London, "a. P.)-Reginald Dunn
and Joseph O'Sullivan were sentenc-
ed to death today for the murder of |
Field Marshall Sir Henry Hughes |
Wilson
Assassins Commit Suicide |
Berlin-(A. P)-Hermann Fischer
and Edwin Kern, assiassins of fore
ign minister Rathenu, committed sui
eide today.
Chicago, CA. PD-Peace negotia-
tiOns in the rail strike are again to
the fore with conferences between
union leaders and the labor board.
Assistant Treasurer Resigns
Washington, CA. P)-Elmer Dover
If Tacoma, Wash, rendered his res
gnation as assistant secretary of the
Treasury to take charge of the inter
nal revenue and customs, it was Of
iicially stated at the White House to-
lay. President Harding said he had
)een too busy to take up the matter.
Vessel Sends in s. @. s. Call
: Chicago, CA. P.-The coast guard
station here received an "S O. S." call
rom unidentified vessel giving its
position as twelve miles east of Crosse
ooint, Evanston, shortly after noon