The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-07-26

Bridgeport, Ohio-(A P.)-The an
nouncement was made here today by
Charles ]. Albasin, secretary of the
Pittsburg vein operators association
that the association now stands ready
to enter conference with the offic-
ials of the United Mine Workers,
either for the state of Ohio or for the
general competitive field with view
to ending the strike. This is the first
definite announcement of this associ-
alton of willingness to enter con-
ferences with the miners on this basis.
The association produces over one
third of the Ohio coal output.
BarOn's Son Sued
New York--(A. Po-James Henri
de Rothchild, son of Baron Rothchild,
member of the famous French family,
is being sued here for five hundred
thousand dollars by Marie Poquet for
breach of promise.
Threaten to Strike
Detroit-(A P.)-Threat that four
hundred thousand maintenance of way
men employed on the nations rail-
ways will strike because of the alleg-
ed action of the eastern roads in at
tempting to form company organiza-
tions to take the place of the brother
hoods and because of the actions of
the guards employed by the roads was
made known here today by Internal
ional brotherhood maintenance of way
employees and railroad shop laborers.
Wives Make Disturbance
: Toledo-(A. P)-Forty women,
wives and relatives of railway strik-
ers, attacked today party of non
union railroad shopmen. Police re
sponded and were met with shower
of bricks. Reserves have been called
out with orders to arrest women in
the vicinity of the disturbance.
Administration Supports Labor Board
Washington-(A. P9-While the ad-
continued to await the
attempt to operate the strike affected
mines, it is at the same time confin-
ing the policy in the rail strike to
support the railroad labor board as
he only agency to deal with it. The
commerce commission to-
lay put into effect transportation
'outing and priority orders as basis
If program for the control of the
depleted coal supply and
facilities.
Denies Report
Chicago-(A PIE. F. Cradle,
of the international brother
rood of maintenance of way employees
md shop laborers, denied the reports
from his headquarters at
thousand members of the union again
h1-no ofCV, 49, II To
ltions were proceeding satisfactorily
'efore the United States labor board.
Council Sends Drastic Note
Paris-(A. P)-The council of am
'assadors today decided to send a |
harp note to the German government |
immediee destruction of |
he fire control and range finding |
chool, which the German naval au-
horities quietly established at a !
trategic point on the Kiel canal. The |
llied experts declared the school is
onvertable into a fort commanding
he entrance to the canal.
Involves Publishers
Washington - ca P.) Chairman
IcCumber of the finance committee,
eclared in the senate today that
Ommlttee of newspaper publishers
ppeared before the committee when
ne Payne-Aldrich bill was being
AIMED and threatened to unite against
ne Taft administration unless news
rint papers were placed on the free
st.
Begin Emergency Control
Washington-(A. P)-The state
abroad and public utility commits
ions were called upon today by the
lterstate commerce commission to
i've active assistance in carrying out
riority orders for the distribution of
0al. The commissions request,
hich follows closely upon the issu-
nee of priority orders and declar-
Jon of national emergency in the
ates east of the Mississippi river,
as made in kilograms dispatched to
'gulatory bodies of the various states
Z Commissioner Aitchison, in charge
the commissions car service divis-
n.
Indict Prohibition Officers
Beaumont Tex.-(A iP)-Indict- !