The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-11-22

Washington CA. P.)-By a vote o
two hundred to two hundred and ten
the house today adoted the rule Civ
ing privileged status to the admins
tration shipping bill, which will bt
taken up tomorrow and voted OF
finally November 29. The leaders OF
both sides of the fight said that the
vote to put the bill before the house
did not indicate the actual lineup fol-
or against its passage. The demo.
Gratis forced the vote on revision OF
the rule, making it in order in view
of appropriations carried by the bill
and it was adopted by a vote of 134
to ITO.
The house democrats at a caucus
late today, agreed to vote solidly
against the shipping bill, but Repre-
sentative O'Connor, Of Louisiana, an
nounced afterwards that he would not
be bound by the party action.
Philippines Want Republic
Manila CA. P.)-President Harding
and congress will be petitioned to al
low the Philippine legislature to hold
a constitutional convention to frame
constitution for future independent
republic In the Philippines. This is
the result OF the adoption by the house
today of concurrent resolution
passed by the senate three weeks ago.
London Fears Rioting.
London CA. PAN alleged COM
munist plot to provoke revolutionary
trouble in London today in connec-
tion with the anticipated demonstra-
tion by the unemployed, is the head
line in morning newspapers, some OF
which predict serious rioting. Organ
izers of the alleged plot are said by
several papers, which claim sufficient
official grounds for the statements, to
be dangerous communists, working in
cooperation with Moscow.
Shipping Bill Gets Right Of Way.
Washington CA. Ply straight
party vote the house rules committee
today brought in resolution giving
The administration shipping bill right
If way in the house, with provision
'or unlimited amendment and final
7ote on it's passage November 20.
Thrace Issue at Conference.
Lausanne "a. P.)-The question of
he disposition of western Thrace |
,ame before the peace conference to- |
lay when Ismet Pasha presented to
he commission on military and ter
itorial matters, Turkeys claim to all
erritory embraced within her from
iers of 1913. Venizelos, for Greece,
opposed the claim and was supported |
" the Jugo-Slavs and the Rouman-
ans, who favored maintaining the
1arietza river as the western boun-
ary of Turkey in Europe and agreed
hat there not even be a plebicite to !
lecide the sovereignty of the disputed
erritory Ismet suggested
Aged MatrOn Senator for Day. I
Washington Ca P.)-The first
.merican woman SENATOR Mrs. Eel
IN, of Georgia, closed her senatorial I
areer today after answering once to
er name and making a brief address,
mid the APPLAUSE of senators and
)ectators. Her successor, Walter F.
Gorge, was then sworn in and Mrs.
elton became former senator after |
ctual service in the United States t
,nate of % hours and 25 minutes
Police Escort for CIemenceau. !
New York CA. P)-The police es- +
,rt assigned to Georges Clemenceau i
lrlng MS stay mere was uOuUleu tlllS
ternoon when the "Tiger" received q
letter threatening his life and signed
World War Veteran" q
Kills Wife With Axe.
Tacoma CA. P.)-William Pammant,
red 55 years, killed his wife with
axe and then shot himself to death il
Quilcene, a town on the Hood v
nal, at one am, today according 0
news reaching here. According to d
e reports, the tragedy followed al tt
arrel
Fire and Storm at Sydney. q
Halifax, MS. "a. P.)-Four blocks y y
the heart of the retail district are -
rning this morning in Sydney, and e.
e city is cut off from the outside /,
rid by driving sleet storm, which ~
led many miles of telegraph wires y
Cape Breton.
Wealthy Albanian Denies Charges. Of
Ga. CA. PA general in
Nal to the principal allegations in Ell
!, hundred thousand dollar damage fo
It filed against him by Mrs. Clyde tn