The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-08-17

Washington, CA. P.)-Nearly forty
thousand immigrants entered the
United States since July 1, a major
!! ity coming from Italy( Russia, the
United Kingdom, Germany, Greece
and Czecho-Slovakia, the bureau of
immigration announced today in sum-
marization of the status Of aliens en-
tering the United States under the
three per cent restrictive immigration
act. About 100000 more can enter
during the remainder of the fiscal
year.
Calls French Commission Home
Paris, ca P.)-President Poin-
care has ordered the French debt
commission to return to Paris from
Washington Immediately, it was learn
ed today.
President Defers Address to Congress
Washington, CA P.)-President
Harding today decided to defer his
address to congress on the inustrial
situation until tomorrow, or a later
date
Irregnlars Make Gain
Belfast, CA. P.)-Greenore, a mail
port in County Louth, has been oc-
cupied by the irregulars, who have
mined the harbor in expectation of
the arrival of naval forces.
First Train Over Santa Fe
Kansas City, Mo-. CA. P.)-The first
train to reach Kansas City from the
Pacific coast over the Atchinson. To-
peka & aSnta Fe since last Sunday,
arrived here early today. The trains
were the Santa F.e California limited,
passenger No. 4, and the Navajo No.
2.
Chinese Conditions Bad
Peking, CA. P)-The attempt to re-
vive popular government in China is
on the verge of collapse, according to
survey of conditions brought to the
attention of foreign relations. Mill
tary leaders are openly defying the
posts, and treasury employees and civ
il employees, unpaid, are quitting their
jobs.
Dundalk Recaptured
Belfast, CA. P.)-The recapture of
Dundalk by the national army troops
from the Irish insurgents, who occu-
pied the town few days ago, was
confirmed here this afternoon. Hun
dreds of irregulars were taken pris
Oner.
Seek Compromise on Reparations
Paris, (A P.)-Members of the rep
arations commission met informally
today to discuss the possibilities Of
reaching some compromise on the
Gearman Preparations question, which
would be acceptable to both Trance
and Great Britain. The official meet
ing scheduled for today was postpon-
ed until tomorrow in the hope that
plans now under consideration would
be ready for formal submission by
that time.
Ban on Entering German Field
Washington, ca PA warning
against the establishment 1T branch
factories in Germany by American
firms was contained today in a report
to Secretary Hoover by special COM
mittee of business men, appointed to
handle the, economic problems relat-
ing to western Europe. The report
asserted that any temporary advant-
age to be gained by the location OF
such branches by American firms,
would be more than offset when stab
ilizatiOn in Germany brings on furth-
er violent dislocation
Fifth Effort to End Strike
lN0W IOIh, VA. I y AS l11IH cllOl
by an outside agency to end the ma
tion-wide shopmen's strike, begun ov-
er six weeks ago, were made today
when Railroad Brotherhood leaders
met with committee representing
the railway officials, at the Broadway
headquarters of the association of
railway executives.
Charge Cinnamon With Murder
New York, CA. P)-Indictments
charging first degree murder were re-
turned today against Tom Yee and
James Chuck in connection with the
killing Of Ko Low, national head of
the Hip Sing Tong, in Chinatown,
last August Z.
Fail in Strike Agreement
New York, CA. P.)-Railway execu-
tives and brotherhood chiefs, confer |
ring here today in in an effort to