The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-10-14
RAILROAD SHOP men To ABIDE
BY R. R. LABOR BOARD DECISION

Chicago, Ia. z. sixteen railroads
have completed agreements with
new organizations of their shopmen
by which in effect men waive right
to strike and companies pledge them
selves not to litigate, both parties
agreeing to abide by decisions Of the
railroad labor board, it became known
today Notice of the completion of
agreements have been filed with
labor board.
HOstilities Resumed
London, Ca P.)-Fighting has
broken out between D'Annunzio's
legionaries and Zanella forces in
Fiume, says Rome message to the
Central News today. Ancona message
states that Italian destroyers have
been dispatched to prevent departure
Of Facisti forces from lara for
Fiume.
Greeks Accept Armistice
Constantinople CA. P)--Formal ac-
ceptance by the Greeks of Mudania
armistice agreement was transmitted
to all signatory powers this after
noon by Greek high commissioner
here.
Lloyd George Disappoints
Manchester, CA. P)-Prime Minis
ter Lloyd Georges speech to liberals
of Manchester reform club this af-
ternoon, expected to be a historical
utterance, was disappointing because
the Premier gave no intimation re-
garding his plans or program in that
respect. His oration was similar to
that of Austen Chamberlain at Bir-
mingham yesterday.
Dry Rule Extended
Washington, GA. P.)-Application
of Attorney General Daugherty's Ii
quor transportation ruling to foreign
vessels leaving their home ports and
American vessels leaving foreign
ports, which was to have become ef-
fective today, has been extended un-
til October 81 by order of Prohibition
Commissioner Haynes after visit to
the White House.
Rathenau Murderers to Pen
Leipsic, Germany, CA. P.)-Sen-
tences up to Is years penal servitude
were imposed today on the men who
nave been on trial in political court
here on charges of completely in the
murder of Walter Rathenau, late for
eign minister. Ernest Techow, who
1rove the murderers' motor car, re-
,eived maximum penalty, which his
brother, Hans, was sentenced to four
years as an accessory
Attempt Steal Love Notes
New Orleans, CA. ATTEMPTED
heft of thirty letters said to have
,een written by Asa G. Chandler, ST.,
O Mrs. Onezima deBouchel from the
ffice of Harold Noise, associate
ounsel for Mrs. de Bouchel, was re-
ealed today by her attorney.
Wage Increase Granted
Chicago, a. P)-The railroad
abor board today granted two
ents hour increase to 451, ,911 mem
ers of the United Brotherhood main
snance of way employees and rail-
Dad shop workers. The increase af-
scts four of the eight classes of
maintenance of way employees.
Lose Lives When Dredge Sinks
Portland, Oregon, CA. P.)-Three
len lost their lives when the dredge
{ Portland of the Port of Portland
,mmission was sunk here early to-
ay by the steamer Santa Clara,
essel of ten thousand tons. Forty
en- were on the dredge, which sank
ithin two minutes of the collision.
In Violation Alien Land Law
Olympia, CA. P)-Land held under
,claration of trust for an alien is
cid in violation of the state anti
len land law, the state supreme
,urt ruled in an opinion handed
,wn today reversing the judgment
Judge Gillian of King county.
MOnOplane Breaks World Record
Mount Clemens, Mich, CA. Po-
E. H. Barksdale of the
my service broke the worlds re-
rd for speed over a 200 kilometer
urse here this afternoon, when he
-erage 1909 miles per hour during
ur laps in the Pulitzer trophy race.
arksdale piloted Verville Sperry
powered with $50 horse
wer Wright motor.