The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-09-30
BORAH SAYS ANOTHER GREAT WAR CLOUD
over EUROPE --BLAMES ENGLAND, FRANCE


war cloud hangs over Europe, Sen
ator Borah, of Idaho, asserted today in
an address before the Chicago Press
kclub He stated that the situation is
the result of imperialistic policies and
intrigue and he is in favor of telling
England and France that their poll
cies are condemned by the conscience
of the christian world, and you shall
find no sympathy or succor in this
Iquarter of the world"
After the world war, Senator Borah
charged, "the white race, the Chris
tian race, began to shoot down and
kill and murder the people of Syria,
Mesopotamia, Egypt, and India, and
make ready to exploit their oil fields
and natural wealth. He declared it a
story of treachery nowhere surpassed
i'll the history of wars, after the pro-
misses of liberty and independence. He
said that as a result of all Islam is
aroused, Of which 1.-The Lord alone
can tell the consequences"
Poulin Not Father of Child
South Bend, Indiana-(A. P)-1
Harry Poulin, haberdasher, charged
by Mrs. Augusta Tiernan with being
the father of her third child, was
found not guilty in the city court here
today. Judge G. L. Ducomb made it
guilty in the strict sense of the word.
He said he believed there had been in
innate relations between Mrs. Tiernan
and Poulin The fact, however, that
Professor Tiernan had lived with his
wife throughout the entire affair, |
caused a reasonable doubt, that made |
it legally compulsory to find for the |
defendant.
Chanak Situation Critical
Constantinople-(A. P.)-Britisn Of
ficials admit that the Chanak situation
is growing more critical and hopes
for an amicable settlement are wan
ing.
The Turkish troops continue in
close contact with the British They
formed a screen around the British
officers behind which they are MAX
ing concentrations and accommodating
The British have established war
time censorship Hereafter the men
ton of names, regiments strength and
designation is prohibited. :.
Mexican Garrison RevOlfs
Ell Paso, Texas-(A. P)-Juarez to-
lay is again controlled by men in
sympathy with the administration at
Mexico City, after being in possession
If rebel forces for a few hours. In
his brief period the fighting resulted I
n the killing of ten men and wound
ng 20.
The Juarez Chihuahua, Mexico)
garrison revolted at a. m. today !
have been made by the
United States army officers to send
roop reinforcements to the American
ide Of the international bridge con-
lecting Ell Paso and Juarez. The river I
yards and the police, at 7:30 a. m. t
ave battle to the rebel soldiers in c
he main streets of Juarez. The loyal (
orces and the rebels lacked leader n
hip. A dozen men were killed or
rounded. 1
General Mendez, Juarez commander,
as reorganized his depleted forces,
nd with the aid of river guards, the {
olice and private citizens, is defying
force of about 200 rebels just out
de the city. :,
Deny Revolution Against Crown II
Belgrade-(A. P.)-The Servian
ress bureau has issued a note deny Il
lg alarming news concerning the -
urpOrted revolution in Belgrade is =
med against the crown" 1t declares !"
ese reports are due to enemy acti- |.
ties. al
Disappearance of Arm Confirmed IL
Tokio-(A. P)-OfficiaI investiga-
ons have confirmed the reports of -
e disappearance of large quantities tf
arms in Siberia, according to q
atement today from most reliable ca
lthority. One consignment of 80
ucks loads is known to have gone 10
Mukden, headquarters of Chang OF
'o-lin, "uncrowned king" of Man aJ
uria. .,
Fallen Monarch Leaves Athens oh
P.)-King Constantine, ii,
leen Sophie and Prince Nicholas
lied today for Palermo, Sicily, on w
ard Greek steamer, on which they -.
lbarked at Orophus, placed at the = -
'posal of the fallen monarch by the "a 20
volutionary committee. The depar-
re was without ceremony. W.