The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-10-05
OFFICIALS DECLARE MUDANIA
CONFERENCE HAS NOT REACH

London-(A. P.)-So serious is the
new situation that has arisen in the
near east that the British cabinet af-
ter two hour session this evening
will meet again tomorrow morning,
it was stated in official quarters
Some declared that it is not at all
clear that the Mudania conference has
reached anything like a satisfactory
conclusion.
Mudania Conference Held
Constantinople-(A P)-The Mu-
DANA conference recOnvened at 10 a.
M today with Thrace as the chief sub
ject for consideration. The attitude
of the Greek delegates on this ques
tion is declared to be giving the con-
ferees considerable concern.
Greek Delegates Dissatisfied
Smyrna-(A. P.)-The agreement
reached at the Mudania conference
between the Allied and Turkish dele
gates, according, to Mudania messages
received here, was communicated to
the Greek delegates, who expressed
dissatisfaction with it, declaring them
selves not empowered to reply and
that they must have instructions from
Athens.
Report Zone Violation
Constantinople- P)-The Brit
ish general headquarters reports the
appearance of Turkish nationalist cav
airy at Kandra, in the Constantinople
neutral zone. This is the first vio-
1atfon by the Kemalists of the Con-
stantinople neutral zone to be re-
ported, although the Turkish cavalry
has repeatedly violated the neutral
zone around Chanak
Charges Breach of Faith
Chicago-(A. P.)-Appearing before
Federal Judge Wilkerson today Don
aid r. Richberg, railway shopcrafts
attorney, accused the department of
justice of lack of good faith in the
proposal to expedite the final dispo-
.sition of the injunction case against
the rail strike leaders.
Many Drowned in Ontario
North Bay, Ont-(A. P.)-Forest
fire refugees who arrived here today
from Hailey-Bury reported between
SO and 100 persons drowned when
they were crowded from dock where
they were trying to board the rescue
ship.
Abandon Nonstop Flight
San Diego, Gala. P.)-Because
of heavy fogs prevailing in the noun
tain districts beyond Tenn Ecula
Early, Lieutenants John Macready
and Oakley Kelly abandoned their pro-
posed HOu-SCOD, Dan DloSO TO new
York City flight in army monoplane
T-2 and returning here. They an
nounced they would try for the new
endurance record.
Fires Raging in Canada
Ottawa-(A. P.)=Forest fires which
have been raging for the past "a
hours in two widely separated reg
ions of Canada, the northern Ontario
district and the valley of the st.
Maurice river in Quebec, have cost a
number of lives, destroyed six towns,
and, according to reports reaching the
Canadian capitol this morning are
now threatening other towns unless
rain comes quickly.
Rail Agreement Reached
Washington-(A. P)-Railroads of
the southeast section of the United
States and brotherhood organizations
of conductors and trainmen signed an
agreement today settling all outstand-
ing differences between them and ex-
tending the present wages and work
ing regulations until October 81, 1928. |
Turks Answer Note
LOndOn-(A. P)-The British nat ,
fona1ist government at Angora replied |
today to the Allied note of September |
% agreeing to send representatives
to negotiate peace between Turkey,
Greece and the Allies and suggesting I
that the peace conference meet Oc-
tober 20 in Smyrna.