The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-06-14

st. Louis-(A. PA letter charg
comparably the biggest bootlegger in
the world written by August A.
Busch, president of the Anheuser-
Busch, Incorporated, while enroute to
Europe on board the steamship George
Washington, which has been forward
ed to President Harding, was made
public here today. The letter de-
clares that the United States shipping
board vessels are the "wettest on the
ocean,"
No Control Outside Three Mile Limit
Washington-(A. P)-The shipping
board holds that neither the Volstead
act nor the eighteenth amendment ap
ply to American ships outside the
three-mile limit, Chairman Lasker of
the shipping board declared today in
a letter to Adolphus Busch, third vice
president of the Anheuser-Busch
Brewing company.
May Amend Snip Subsidy Bill
Washington-(A. P) - The an
nouncement that he would offer an
amendment to the ship subsidy bill,
providing that no part of the federal
appropriation should be allowed
steamships on which liquor was sold
without special authority of congress,
was made today by a western repub-
lican member of the house, who de-
clined to permit the use of his name
at this time. Prohibition members
agreed that such an amendment
would pass.
Find Bombs Under Washington Bridge
Seattle-(A. P)-Six bombs found
under the bridge over the Chehalis
river at Aberdeen, Washington, by
federal agents here, contain splinter
ed glass and powerful explosive, it
became known today. 1t is the ex-
pressed belief that the bombs were
planted under the bridge last May
about the time the massmeeting of al
legged radicals is reported to have been
scheduled at Aberdeen.
Irish Constitution Drafted
London-(A. PA draft of the
Irish constitution has been completed
in a manner generally regarded as
satisfactory to all concerned in the |
London negotiations.
Fire on Train Carrying Miners
Salt Lake City-(A. PA mine |
guard named Webb was killed, H. F. .
Lewis, general manager of the Stand /
ard Fuel company, Standardville, |
Utah and an unidentified miner
today when a railroad train
carrying new miners to the mine was
fired upon from ambush, according to
reports received here.
Triumyerate to Displace Lenine
Berlin-(A P.)-Independent Soc
ialist Freiheit declares today that a
will .displace Premier
Lenine of soviet Russia, during the
six months absence from Moscow
which his health obliges him to take.
in, Leo Kameneff and A. I. Rykoff.
Another German specialist has been
to attend Premier Lenine,
If soviet Russia, it is stated here to- t
lay. Professor Flechsig, brain au-
,hority, has been asked to leave i'm
nediately for Russia. l.
Would Amalgamate Unions i
Cincinnati Ohio-(A. P)-The Am
erican Federation of Labor delegates
'avoring a radical change in the Am
erican trade union movement, made
he first move in the convention today
~ introducing resolution favoring
he amalgamation of existing unions
)y industries into single organiza-
ions.
Indiana Mob Would Close Mines
Terrahaute, Indiana-(A. PA
rowd estimated at 400 persons, left
lere today in automobiles, after an
their intention of closing
very coal mine in operation between
and Brazil, ten miles east
# here. At Jones mine, near Staun-
on, Indiana, two trucks of coal were
eized and the contents dumped into
he road, according to reports re-
eived here.
Turks Massacre Women, Children
London-(A. P.)-Charges that 1900
christian women and children were
aiken by the Turks from Samsun, on
he Black sea, to the interior and
nassacreed near KAYAK, two weeks
go, is contained in a telegram re-
eived by the Greek defense commit
ee here from Archbishop Meletios ]
Greek patriarch at Con
tantinople.
r. r. Wage Negotiations Continue !
Chicago CA. P)-Negotiations over {
7ages and working conditions will be y