The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-06-05
LABOR ORGANIZATIONS ARE LIABLE
Under SHERMAN ANTITRUST RULING

Washington-(A. P.)-Labor organ
izatiOnS are not exempt from prose
cution under the Sherman antitrust
law, according to decision announced
today by the supreme court in the
Colorado coal case The court held
labor organizations can be held liable
for property and other damage caus-
ed by acts of members during a
strike.
Steamer Sinks; Eighty Drown
Buenos Aires-(A. P.)-Eighty per-
sons are believed to have perished in
the sinking yesterday of the steamer
Villa France, on the Parana river,
near Posadas.
Conscript Christians for Trenches
Adana, Cilicia-(A. P.) Mustapha
Kemal Pasha, head of the Turkish
nationalist government, has given
orders for the conscription of all
Christians, resident in Cilicia. They
are to formed into labor brigades
and sent to the front line trenches to
assist the Turkish army in the war
against the Greeks.
TO Prosecute Steel Corporation
Washington-(A P.)-The federal
trade commission has issued a formal
complaint against the Bethlehem
Steel Corporation and the Lackawan-
ma Steel Corporation, charging that
they have been and are using unfair
methods Of competition. The COM
plant grows from the merger recent
ly effected by the two companies.
Complete Long Flight
Pernambuco, Brazil-(A. P)-Cap-
tain Sacadura and Captain Coutinho,
Portuguese naval aviators, arrived
arrived here shortly after noon today,
transatlantic flight from
Lisbon
Will Defend Measure
shington-(A. P)-Republican
senate leaders have determined to
explain and defend the administra-
lion tariff bill in general senate de-
bate, Watson, republican, Indiana, an
nounced today
Valentino Turned Loose
Los Aangeles "A. P)-Rudolph
screen actor, was liberated
If bigamy charge today when fell
my complaint was dismissed after a
preliminary hearing before Justice of I
he Peace Handy The Justice ruled |
hat insufficient evidence was pre-
,ented to support the complaint.
Explosion Kills Five
Oakland, Calf. IA. Po-Five men I
ire dead, three badly injured, and
lryer completely wrecked as the re- !
,ult Of an explosion today at the t
Trojan cap plant at San Lorenzo,
,leven miles from here.
Detain Troops at COblenz
Washington-(A PIN compli-
lnce with requests from Germany and
ome allied powers small force of
american troops will be retained at
yoblenz, on the Rhine, after July /,
he date originally set for completion
# the American evacuation of Ger
nan territory Secretary Weeks an
today that Major General
Allen and two battalions of the Eighth
infantry would be retained. He said
he length Of stay was yet undeter-
nined.
More Chinese Fights
Tientsin-(A. P)-All foreigners
ave been warned to leave Shanhai-
.uan, the capital of Chilli, because
f serious fighting expected between
dvance guard of General WI Pei Fus
invading army and retreating troops
f General Chang Tso-Lin, Manchur-
an war lord.
Son Kills Mother
Portland CA. P)-Mrs. Susan B. i
Weir, rs, was beaten to death today
nth a hammer by her son, Walter,
4, who admitted the crime He told
ne police he could not endure to see
er suffer.
New Negotiation Planned
Washington-(A. PA bill author
ling Secretary Weeks to negotiate
or the sale and lease to Henry Ford
f the Muscle Shoals properties un-
er terms of offer as amended by
ouse military committee to elimi-
ate Gorgas steam plant will be in
,oduced in the house soon, probably
,day, by acting chairman Mckenzie.
Balloon Race Winners
New York-(A. P.)-Major Oscar
7estover and aide, Lieutenant Carlos :
Bond, winners of the national bal {
ION race, were officially announced ]
,day by the aero club of America. y
ajor Westover landed at Wuebec,
,vering the estimated distance of
80 miles in seventeen hours and fif-
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