The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-11-28
GREEK CABINET OFFICERS EXECUTED.
MAY MEAN BREAK WITH GREAT BRITAIN

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Athens CA. P.)@Six former cabine
and army officers convicted of higl
treason in connection with the Greel
military disaster in Asia Minor wer
executed today.
British Minister Withdrawn.
London "a. P.)@The two Greel
former ministers condemned to deatl
by military court in Athens have beer
executed, says an Exchange Telegraph
dispatch from. Athens this afternoon
Ut is stated in official circles that i'm
mediate withdrawal of the British
minister at Athens will result from the
executions. It was announced before
the executions that there was a strong
possibility that Great Britain would
break diplomatic relations with
Greece if the death sentences imposed
upon the former Greek cabinet officers
were carrid out, according to reports
in official circles.
sse Death Sentence Imposed.
Athens CA. P.)-All but two of the
former cabinet officers and army
officials accused of treason in connec-
ition with the Greek debacle in Asia
Minor have been sentenced to death
by the military court martial which
heard the charges. sentence of life
imprisonment and degradation was i'm
posed upon Admiral Goudas and Gen
-eral Stratigos.
Abandon Rail Legislation Plans.
Washington CA P.)-Chairman Cum
minis of the senate interstate COM
merce committee said today that he
had abandoned plans for railroad
Legislation this winter and would not
introduce his proposed bill for the
amendment of the EschCummins
transportation act until the next con-
gress meets.
SIP. and. C.P. Would Remain as One.
Washington CA. P.)-TransportatiOn
conditions on the Pacific coast and the
competitive arrangement of rail and
water services, makes it necessary, in
the public interest for the Southern
Pacific and the Central Pacific roads
to continue under unified operation.
r. e. Sachse, chief engineer for the
California railroad commission testl-
fled today before the interstate COM
merce commission.
France May Act Against Germany
Paris "a. PA plan for direct
action by France as solution OF
today to the full cabinet, with Presi-
dent Millerand presiding. The plan
provides for the seizure Of state coal
mines and the collection of export
taxes in the Ruhr district, together
with absolute control of that section
of the Rhineland now occupied by
French military. The cabinet mem
bers refused to discuss the action
taken, but generally believed that the
plan would be approved without op-
position, as drawn up yesterday at
a meeting in which foremost military
and civil authorities participated.
Jews to Prosecute ROsenbluth.
New York CA. P.)-To prevent any
effort to make another Dreyfus case
from the charge of murder brought
against Robert Rosenbluth, former
United States army captain, United !
States Attorney Haywar has turned
over the prosecution to two of his as
Samson Selig and Abraham
Solomon, both of the same religious
belief as the accused. Rosenbluth is
accused of killing Major Cronkhite at
Camp Lewis in 1918.
Took Life in Hotel Room.
Los Angeles CA P.)-The police to-
day announced that Walden E. Boge, |
who died of poisoning in a hotel here
yesterday, had himself purchased the
lethal drug in a local drug store and
signed the record. They believe that ),
he committed suicide and say that the
motive is unknown.
Indict Former Stock Brokers.
New York CA P)-Three indict-
ments charging grand larceny and :.
oucketing were returned against Roy :,
H. McMasters and his stepfather, John
=. McMasters, connected with the {
stock brokerage firm of r. H. McMas-
,ers and company, with offices in eight
titles, which failed last February for
500, 900.
Butler to Supreme Bench.
Washington CA. P.)-The state judi
;iary committee today recommended ]
he confirmation of Pierce Butler, st.
Paul attorney, nominated by the pre-
ident to be associate justice OF the
upreme court.
Want Loans Direct to Farmer.
Washington CA. P.)-Establishment ,
Il machinery for government loans to
without the use of banks as ,
was urged t,'day by :
Herbert F. Baker, of Cheboygan, :
Michigan, president of the Farmers :
Tational Council, at the senate agri- :,
ultural committees first hearing on T
ural credit legislation
Shipping Bill Opponents Busy. c
Washington CA P.)-The opponents t
the administration shipping bill n
entered its attack at the outset OF i
oday's session on the provision Great +
1g merchant marine fund for pay n
nent direct as government aid to F
.merican ship owners n
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