The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-05-25

LOndOn-(A. P)-LOud cheers
greeted Premier Lloyd George when
he entered the house of commons this
afternoon for debate on the govern
ment's foreign policies, which are
likely to have an important bearing
on his political future. The Genoa
conference formed the text of the de-
bate.
"The British delegation realized it
necessary for the peace of the world,
whatever the thought Of the soviet
government, that some arrangement
with Russia must be made in order to
ume of trade upon which so many
millions depend, and in order to give
sense to the stability and security of
Europe" said Lloyd George.
General Strike In Rome
Rome-(A. PA general strike
was declared here today as a protest
against the disorders of last night
when the Fascist, returning from the
funeral of the national hero, Enrico
Toti, clashed with residents of
strongly socialistic quarter. Over a
score were wounded, including some
members of the royal guard, who in
tervened.
Assembly at indianapolis
Des Moines CA. P.)-Next years
general assembly of the Presbyterian
church in the United States is to DE
held at Indianapolis, it was decided
today by the commissioners of the
church. The general assembly will
begin the third Thursday of May and
continue for 10 days.
French Sentence American
Chicago-(A. P.)-Sentence of 20
years in prison on a charge of incit-
ing recent disturbance in the French
mandate territory in Syria has been
meted to Charles R. Crane, Chicago,
by the French military court in Da-
mascus, according to copyrighted
dispatch for Cairo, Egypt published
today in the Chicago Daily News.
Crane was American ambassador to
China during the latter years Of the
Wilson administration. The dispatch
says the military court passed sen-
tence after hearing in the absence
of the accused.
DisordeIA in Belfast
Belfast-(A. P1Total casualties IN
the nights disorders were placed to-
day at four dead and 27 wounded
Miners Refuse Conference
Springfield, 1u.-(A. P.)-President
Harrington Of the Illinois United Mine
Workers announced today that the
district executive board, upon his rec
ommendation, had unanimously re-
fused to accept the invitation OF the
Illinois coal operators to meet them
in district wage scale conference.
Get Alleged Taylor Murderer
Poughkeepsie, N. Y.-(A. PA
man known only as Mac, who ac-
cording to authorities said he is be-
ing sought for the shooting of William
Desmond Taylor, moving picture di-
rector, was arrested today at Fishkill
village after a thrilling hunt.
American Engineer Killed !
Nogales, Ariz-(A P) = Donald /
chief engineer of the Cana
nea Consolidated Copper company,
and four Mexicans were killed early
today in a fire which destroyed
dozen buildings in Cananea, Sorora
Mexico. The fire caused damages
estimated at a quarter of a million
dollars.
Recover Revenue Paper
Washington-(A. Commission
sr of Internal Revenue Blair said to- I
lay that over 300 jackets of paper, re-
moved from the accounts of the unit /
Of tht internal revenue bureau after /
Secretary Melons dismissal of A. D.
Sumner, deputy commissioner, and c.
9. Childs, supervisor of collections,
aad been recovered.
Three Killed in Target Practice
Fayetteville, N. ca. p.j- Three
enlisted men were killed, Captain ".
A. Dawson and another enlisted man
wounded during target practice today
IN the Camp Bragg range. All were
members of batter e of the fifth field
artillery.
WI Pei Flu Takes Charge
Peking-(A. P)-General WI Pei
Tu has assumed active direction of
he nations affairs from his head
quarters at Pao Ting Flu, the capital
# the Chilli province. He refused to
ocate in Peking because, he explain
ID, he did not desire to associate him
'elf with the government headed by
President Hsu Ship Chang.
Accident Injuries 80 Persons
Birmingham, Ala.-(A. P.)-Thirty-