The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-07-06

London, ca. P.)-The rumor that an
attempt has been made to assassin
ate the Russian delegates to The
Hague Peace conference, caused con-
siderable excitement in the Dutch
capital today, says an Exchange Tele-
graph dispatch. There had been no
confirmation Of the report up tc
noon. Both the police and the Russ
ian delegation ~ The Hague denied
that any attempt at assassination had
been made.
Vatican Guard Mutiaies
London, A. PA Central News
dispatch from Rome says that the
eendarmes serving in the honorary
capacity in policing the Vatican mu-
tinted this morning, crying, long live
Pope, death to the commandant" They
were Immediately disarmed and the
barracks were occupied by Swiss
guards.
Way Opened for Enlistments
Dublin, CA. P.)-The call to arms
issued yesterday by the Free State
government in proclamation is open
ing the way for enlistment of those
who last week we're declined by the
government because it was confident
of the ability Of the army single
handed to meet and defeat any at
tack made upon it."
Wish to Grasp Olive Branch
Chicago, CA. P)- Strong willing
ness to rrasp the olive branch of
peace was oppressed today by B. N.
Jewell, president Of the Railway En-
ployes Department of the American
Federation of Labor. The statement
concluded with a reiteration of his
to sit in negotiations with
anyone who has proposal "up his
sleeve"
Irish Town Reported Sacked
Belfast, CA. P.)-The Belfast Tele-
graph published this afternoon an
report that the town
Menagh, county Of Tipperary, has
oeen almost completely destroyed
and twenty persons killed and over
1undred wounded. The information
ls said to have been brought from
Mu1linger by Free State dispatch
rider.
Canda and q. S. to Confer
Washington, CA. P.)-Premier K.ng,
Canada, and Secretary Hughes will
confer in Washington next Wednes
lay. The conference which was ar
'anged on the initiative of Premier
King will consider number of ques-
ions Of mutual interest to Canada
md the United States.
Many Suff0cated in Subway Fire
New York, GA. p About one hund-
ed and fifty persons were overcome
~ smoke today when the north bound
Jerome avenue express in an east
ide subway caught fire near Lexing
on avenue and sixty-first street
Dozens of ambulances were summon
d from nearly every hospital in the
ity and Mayor Hylan arrived to di-
ect the rescue work.
Willard and Dempsey will Box
Wichita, Kan, CA. PA bout be- !
ween Jack Dempsey, worlds heavy
weight puglistic champion, and Jess
former champion, was an +,
lounced here today following a con-
erence last night between Jack |
learns, Dempsey's manager, and
rank Tourney, representative of Tex
New York promoter.
Nebraska Congressman Dies
Washington, CA. PIN. P. Kin
aid, member Of the House of Repre-
entatives from the sixth Nebraska
istrict, died here today.
Signal Men Defer Strike
Chicago, CA. P.)-Fourteen thousand
nion signal men in the United States
will not be called out on strike for
he time being at least, D. w. Helt, |
resident of their union announced
his afternoon. He is calling meet |
ng Of his executive men here Satur-
ay morning to decide what perman-
mt action the signal men will take. |
President Returning to Washington
Marion, O., CA. P)-President and |
1rs. Harding reluctantly said good
ye to friends here today and pre-
ared to leave on an automobile trip |
ack to the White House The presf- |
ent's schedule called for a getaway
rom Marion before noon, with Col
mbus, fifty miles away, the destin
tion for the night.
Three Gassed in Train Fire
New York, CA. P.)--Deadly gas rill-
d ten cars in the Jerome avenue Ex