The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-09-08
SEVERAL RAILROAD HEADS MEET in
CHICAGO FOR some SECRET REASON

chicago, Ia. G.)-HToSlu0uC willard
of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
met a few western executives in con-
ference in Chicago club this afternoon
presumably to discuss proposals for
the basic settlement of the shopmen's
strike on certain roads by individual
agreement. No announcement of what
the conference had arranged or what
it expected to accomplish was made,
and all parties maintained silence.
Rebellion i'm South Russia
London, ca P)-Rebellion has
broken out in south Russia according
to Helsingfors dispatch today to the
Central News agency via COpenhag
en-. Odessa Soviets have declared
south Russia and Crimea Independent.
There is fighting in many districts
between the rebels and the soviet
forces, the dispatch stated. Crews of
the warships stationed at Sebastopol
are reported in a state Of mutiny.
Delayed Bill Acted on
Washington, CA. P. 1.-The long de-
layed administration bill providing
for twenty-five additional federal
judges was finally completed today
by the senate and upon final action
by the house, planned next week, the
measure will go to the president.
Serve Injunction on Strike Leaders
Chicago, CA. P.)-B. NJ Jewell, head
of the federated shopcrafts, William
H. Johnston, president of the interna-
tional association of machinists, and
Martin F. Ryan, president of the In
ternational brotherhood of railway
carmen, arrived here this morning
from the east and were served with
notice of the temporary injunction
granted the government last week.
Will Not Interfere With Meeting
Washington, CA P.)-Assurances
were given by Attorney General
Daugherty, according to information
today from administration leaders
that the meeting next Monday at Chi
cago of the striking railroad shop
mems committees will not be inter-
fered with by the government under
the federal courts restraining order.
Farm Crops FOrcasted
Washington, CA. P.)-The years
important farm crops forecast today
by the department of agriculture,
basing the estimate on the September
crop conditions, is as follows: (ex-
pressed in millions of bushels), spring
wheat, 277; all wheat 81S; corn, g.
875.
See Settlement Of Strike
Washington, CA P.)-Administra-
tive officials who have kept in close
touch with the situation declared to-
day that the settlement of the shop
mems strike on number of railroads
was "probab1e'' as a result of the con- |
ference in Chicago.
Mrs. Harding Critically Ill
Washington, CA. P)-The condition !,
of President Harding's wife, who is !
i'll, due to the effects of cold, is |
still considered serious. DR.. Carl w.
of Marion, Ohio, who associat-
ed with his father in attending her
during a previous illness of a SINH !
lar nature, has arrived here for con-
sultation.
Senate Passes Commission Bill
Washington, CA. P.)-Completion of I
action on the emerg
ency coal legislation program neared |
today as the senate passed the fact
finding coal commission bill. The
oill was sent into conference.
Turks Continue Advance
London, CA P.)-OfficiaI dispatches
rom Constantinople indicate that the
Turkish nationalists forces have adj
5anced within twenty miles of Smyrna
md are still rapidly advancing.
Slayer Hanged
Salem, Ore, CA. P.)zGeorge How
lrd of Vale, Ore, was hanged at the
state penitentiary here at S:31 a. m.
oday for the killing of George Sween-
", tailor and salesman of Vale, Sept
,mber IA, 1920.
Constantine May Abdicate
Paris, CA P.)-Rumors that King
Constantine of Greece intends to alb
lfcate are current in several Euro
)ean cities. 1t is considered here that
he report has been given some color
~ the sudden recall of the Greek heir
apparent Prince George, to Athens /
rom Bucharest