The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-06-29

Chicago-(A Po-Strike orders
signed by six craft presidents of rail-
road shopmen's organizations, were
sent today to the general chairman,
representing 100000 men, and author
izing a strike at 10 a. M, July /, ION
all railroads and Pullman shops in
the United States.
The United States railroad labor
board today cited the national Off
GERS Of the six big craft unions, the
railway executives now meeting here
and officers of four other railroad
unions, to appear before the board to-
morrow afternoon in an inquiry into
the threa tened interruption of railway
traffic.
Chicago-(A. P.) The railroad
executives meeting here today sent a
message to B. M. Jewell, head of the
railway employees department of the
American Federation of Labor, de-
claring that the threatened strike of
100000 shopmen Saturday, would be
a strike against the government and
not against the railroads. They said
that all contentious in the case had
been submitted to the railroad labor
board, which had rendered a decision.
Report Gen. Chen Assassinated
Manila, P. LA. P.)-General Chen
Chung Ming, whose recent coup
drove from Canton Sun Vat Sen,
president of the South China repub-
lie, has been assassinated, according
to cable dispatch received here to-
day from Shanghai by Konglipo,
local Chinese daily, identified with
Suns adherents. Reuters agency
fails to confirm the report.
Japan Ratifies Naval Treaty
Tokio-(A. P)-The privy council
passed the naval treaty adopted at
the Washington arms conference, and
submitted it today to the Prince re-
gent for ratification.
Mexicans Release Americans
Washington-(A. P.)-The Mexican
rebels who seized the American en-
ployes of the Cortex Oil company in
the Tampico region Sunday, holding
the property and 40 American en-
plOyes for 10000 pesos ransom, with
drew from the camp Monday without
damage or injury to employees, but
with threats to return, Consul Shaw
at Tampico, today advised the state
department. The department received
a later message which said that the
same rebels yesterday seized the
camp of the LacOrona Coal company,
a Dutch-British concern in the same
vicinity and are holding So employees,
including six Americans.
Coal Operators Will Confer
Washington-(A. P)-Secretary of
Labor Davis announced today that
the bituminous and anthricite coal
operators had accepted the invitation
extended last night by. President
to meet at the White House
Saturday, with the United Mine
Workers officials to devise methods
upon which negotiations for settle
ment Of the coal strike may be initi- !
ated.
Fighting In Dublin Increases
London-(A P.)=Fighting in the |
streets of Dublin continues with in /,
intensity, says a Central
News dispatch from Dublin at five /
his afternoon. Three civilians were |
killed in today's fighting, bringing the
,otal of dead to 10. Business houses |
says. Newspapers have suspended /
publication.
McCumber Leads in North Dakota
Fargo, North Dakota@(A. Pre-
urns today from 403 precincts in the I
'epublican senatorial contest, are as
ollows: McCumber, 27,915; Frazier,
1892; McHarg, 1864.
Dempsey Will Fight Wills
New York-(A. P)-Jack Dempsey
oday accepted the challenge of Harry
Wills, negro, for bout for the
worlds heavyweight championship
md requested that a conference be
le1d to set dates
Free Love, Dissipation, Debauchery'
Washington-(A. P.) Declaring
free love, dissipation, debauchery and
exist in the motion pic
ure colony at Hollywood, California,
senator Myers, democrat, of Montana,
ppealed in the senate today for an
of the motion picture in
ustry and it's products.
Mine Property Destroyed
Denver-(A. P.)-Two mine tipples
we're burned, one coal mine flooded
nd two railway bridges burned in
he Colorado coal fields in Boulder I
nd Huerfano counties during the
iuhf annordinor To 1ronorfs of the I