The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-12-26
COMPROMISE MAY PUT AMENDMENT
FOR ECONOMIC CONFERENCE ACROSS

Washington-(A. P.)-Senate re-
publican leaders conferred today in
an effort to agree on what changes
they will seek in the proposal of Sen
ator w. E. BOrah, republican, Idaho,
for an international economic and
disarmament conference. The pro-
posal is embodied in an amendment
to the naval appropriations bill, which
is to come before the senate tOmor-
row. A large part of the republican
membership and a number OF demo-
Gratis are understood to be against
the Borah amendment in the present
form.
A compromise on the form of the
amendment is regarded by the lea
ders as not impossible, since Senator
BOrah has expressed himself as will
ing to accept a change which would
define the scope of the conference
He believes, however, that President
Harding, if he should call such con-
ference, would prescribe it's program.
Tomorrow's debate is expected to
bring forth definite compromise pro-
posals.
Ask fer New Armour Charter.
Wilmington, Delaware - CA. P.1 II
The Corporation Trust Co. of Anferi
ca, it is learned here today, is pre-
pairing an application for a. charter
for the new Armour meat packing
Some of the phraseology
is yet to be decided upon and until
the application is filed at the state
capital, no information will be given
out.
To Incorporate for $16O,OOO,O0O.
Chicago-(A P)-Attorneys here
Are preparing the legal details for an
application in Delaware for charter
'or the new hundred and sixty million ,
lollar Armour company corporation,
which it is believed here today is one /
If the preliminary steps toward the
purchase and absorption of Morris !
Ind Co.
Identity Mob Members.
Bastroop, La-(A. P.)-The state
will be able to establish the identify
# several members of the masked
mob which last August kidnapped
i've Merrouge residents, including
Watt Daniels and Thomas Richards,
vhose bodies were found last week,
who have been working
n the case several months, said to-
ay 1t is said that the identification
Jill be made by farmer who, they
aid, told them he witnessed the
eizure and spiriting away Of the
uintette and recognized some of the
bductOrS.
Divine Sarah y Out of Danger.
Paris-(A. P)-The condition of
[me Sarah Bernhard showed fur :
Ter Improvement this morning, and
er physicians said they tentatively !
onsidered her out of danger.
Will Arrest Former Mayor. 1
Baltimore, NJ D.-(A. P)-The +
altimore police department received t
telegram from Governor Parker of +
ouisiana, this afternoon, requesting
lie arrest of DR.. B. M. McKoin, for y
er mayor of Mer Rouge, La, on
large of murder. Detectives, with I
e warrant, Immediately started for Il
,hns Hopkins hospital, where Nc; Q
DIN is attached to the medical clinic.
Declare Germany in Default a
Paris-(A. P)-The allied repara- .
ons commission this afternoon, for 4
O. first time in it's history, declared !,
to be in voluntary default y
one of the reparations obligations. y
re vote was three to two, France, e
,lgium, and Italy voting for and =,
-eat Britain against.
Fall Probably Not Resign.
Washington-(A. P)-Published re- N'
rts that Secretary of the Interior :,
III might soon resign from the cab r
ct, resulted in a statement by
hite House spokesman today that
esident Harding had no informa- OF