The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-10-31

New Orleans P)-Three per-
sons dead and four seriously woun-
ded and two slightly hurt, is the toll
taken in rear end wreck early to-
day, when the fast Sunset express,
New Orleans-San Francisco South
ern Pacific passenger train No. 10y,
tore into the Wortham Carnival
Shows special 35-car train, enroute
from New Orleans to New Iberia, La.
The dead and injured are all circus
folks.
Killed in Gasoline Explosion.
Monroe, La.-(A. P.)-Three men
were killed when the gasoline ex-
traction plant Of the Atlas Oil COM
pany, near Swartze, La, was today
wrecked by an explosion. All the
dead are employees Of the Atlas Oil
company. The loss is estimated at
100000.
Consulate May be Re-Opened
London-(A. PAN amicable set
tlement of the question of the Amer
ican consulate at Newcastle, Eng
land, which was closed by order Of
the American government last Au-
gust, is on fair way of being reach
ed it is intimated in British official
quarters today. Although no Off
cial statement is forthcoming, the
is given that the consul
late will soon be opened.
Demobilize Fascist.
Rome CA. PA Fascist high
commander today ordered the demo-
of the Fascist and they
will leave for home after their pat
riotic procession, which will be held
this evening,
Custom Appeals Judge Resigns
Washington-(A. P.)-Marion Dew
ries, presiding judge of the court OF
customs appeals, today resigned at
ter twelve years service and his res
ignation was accepted by President
Harding. He will resume the prac-
tice of law.
Devote Time to Coal Problem
Washington-(A. P)-The resigna-
ton of Dr. Charles Otis Smith, di-
rector of geological survey, has been
rendered in order that he might de-
vote his entire time to the federal
coal fact finding commission, it was
announced today at the White House
with the statement that it is hoped
hat he will be able to resume his
work as director when the commiss-
ion complies its report.
Employees Amalgamation Certain
Chicago-(A. P)-The amalgama-
tor, of tho TTf,itod Association of
Railway Employees of North America
ind the American federation of rail-
'oad workers Independent organlza-
lions of railroad employees, seems
certain. in the opinion Of officials
If the two organizations today. The
United association has $1,000 mem
0ers and the Federation 10000.
Francisco Villa Injured
Ell Paso, Texas-(A. P)-Francis-
20 Villa, Canutilla farmer and form
,r rebel chief, was shot and slight
Y wounded while trying to quell an
Uprising on his ranch, headed by Je-
,us Lopez aged father Of the late
Martin Lopez, for years Villas right
land man, according to reports IN
i-Obregon circles here today.
Investigate Havre Killings
Havre, Mont-(A. Po- Examlna-
ion of Mrs. Carleton's body was pc
run early this afternoon by DR.. w.
,. Hamilton and DR.. A. E. Williams,
10Th Of Havre, to determine the
curse of the bullet, with view to
scertaining the probability of the
wound having been self inflicted.
he examination is the first OF It's
ind made upon the body OF Mrs
,arleton since her death four days
go. Preparations by Mrs. Joseph /
yle of Butte, to ask County Attorney
,uhr her list of prepared questions,
yas the only activity in the invest
cation until today noon.
Italian Ambassador Resigns
Paris-(A. P.)-Count Sforza tel
graphed his resignation as italian
at Paris to Premier MIS-
olini He says that the new govern
lent should have representatives IN
borough accord with it's policies.
Italian Cabinet officers Take Gath
London-(A. J)--The members OF
he new Italian cabinet, headed by
v DR.. Benite Mussoljni, Fascist
hieftain, took their oaths Of oflce