The daily star-mirror., 1922-12-19
POLICE HOT ON TRAIL MINT ROBBERS;
WOMAN Volunteers VALUABLE DETAILS

Denver-(A. P.)-Information fur
nished this morning by woman gave
the police new hope Of apprehending
the mint robbers. The informant, al
though, according to the police, not
herself implicated in the robbery, gave
detailed information to the police that
has aided them in narrowing down
the man hunt to a quest for certain
well-described persons familiar to the
police. AS a result of the information,
the police have declared that they
are satisfied that the robbery is the
work of local gang Police officials
declared that they expected speedy
developments and early arrests. They
refused to discuss in detail any ex-
pected developments.
Ten Thousand Reward for Bandits.
Denver-(A. P.)-The city and
county of Denver today offered ten
thousand dollars reward for the cap
ture, dead or alive, of the bandits who
yesterday shot and killed a federal
reserve bank guard and escaped with
100000 in currency in a sensational
robbery in front of the Denver mint.
Fascist on War Path Again.
Turin-(A. P)-Renewed conflicts
between the Fascistis and Communists
here resulted in the killing of ten
persons, including two of the Fascist.
Use Machine Guns in Cork.
Cork-(A P)-There was heavy
firing for two hours last night in
the northern suburbs of Cork, the re-
publicans using machine guns. One
civilian was severely wounded.
Goes Broke for Million.
New York-(A. P.)-Alleging mil
lion dollars liabilities, three credi-
tors today filed an involuntary petit
tion in bankruptcy against Max Spie-
GEL New York theatrical producer.
The assets are not mentioned in the
petition.
Attack Hand Liquor Decision.
Washington-(A. P.)-The decision
of Federal Judge Hand at New York,
holding that foreign vessels cannot
bring intoxicating liquors into United
States territorial waters, was at
tackled as contrary to immemorial
usuage and unwarranted by any pre-
sent law, in brief for foreign steam
ship lines, filed in the supreme court
.oday by former Attorney General
George Wickersham.
Wallace Reid Rests Easier.
Los Angeles-(A. P.)-Wallace Reid
was resting easier today with an over |
night decrease in temperature. accord
ing to Mrs. Wallace Reid, wife of the |
motion picture actor, who is in the !
hollywood sanitarium, suffering from /
! nervous breakdown.
Laborers Executed in Dublin.
Dublin-(A. P.)-Four railroad men
Ind three laborers were executed here ;
his morning for interfering with the
rains in County Kildare.
Mail Pilot Found, Safe.
Salt Lake City, Utah-(A. P)-Afr
ng since last Friday morning, when
ne became lost in 2 fcizzard, enroute
o Rock Springs, Wyoming. has been
ound alive and well at Rigby Ranch,
our miles southeast of where the
wrecked plane was discovered late
according to advices re-
;eived by the air mail office here this
Military Leader Chinese Premier.
Peking - CA. P.) - General Chang
,hao Tseng, military leader, has been /
sppointed premier, with the approval
# parliament The selection is sup :
erted by General Tsao Kun, and is
elieved to indicate the intention Of
he military party to resume control !
f China. Chinese newspapers publish {
eports to the effect that President LIZ
'uan Hung will soon retire and
eneral Tsao Kun will take his place.
Stop Issuing Tax Exempt Paper.
Washington-(A. P.)-By vote of t
1S to So the house today took up for ]
the Green resolution i
roposing a constitutional amendment I
rohibiting further issuance Of tax ex- ,
mpt securities. 7
Praise Ag. Financing Measure.
Washington-(A. P.)-The adminis-
alton shipping bill was attacked and c
lie Norris agricultural financing mea- n
in the senate today by t
lpporters Of the motion to lay as de s
le shipping legislation in favor of n
le Norris bill. o