The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-01-13

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Boise-(A. Compulsory in
struction in the significance of the
United States constitution from the
sixth grade in grammar schools
through the high schools of the state
and the University of Idaho, state
educational institutions, and public
and private colleges is stipulated in
a bill presented the seventeenth ses-
sion of the Idaho legislature by Rep
resentative Raymond, Democrat from
Bannock county. Advocates of the bill
contend that better citizenship will
result from intensive training in the
constitution of the country.
House bill No. 1, providing for the
expense of the present session, pass
ed the senate this morning and is
now awaiting the signature of Char
les G. Moore as governor.
Create New Immigration Districts.
Washington-{A. P)-Over a dozen
cities which heretofore have served
merely as ports of entry for immi-
grants into the United States have
been raised to the rank of district
headquarters of immigration service
under a redistricting scheme worked
out by the immigration bureau here.
The new headquarters cities include
Spokane, San Diego, San Antonio,
Salt Lake City, Omaha, and Winnipeg
and Montreal, Canada. Three new
districts are also created to cover re-
spectively, also Porto Rico and Ha-
wall.
Approves Cuno's Government.
Berlin-(A P.)-The policy of
Chancellor Cuno's government was
by the Reichstag today by
a vote Of 283 to IL.
No Change in Debt Fund Law.
Washington = CA. P.) President
and republican house leaders,
after a thorough canvass of the situa-
ton, today declared that this is not
debt fund law liberalizing terms of
settlements by nations owing money
to the United States.
Germans to Resume Coal Delivery.
Essen-(A. pat this mornings |
between the French con-
,rol commission and the coal syndi-
cate subcommittee, the Germans
agreed to resume deliveries of coal
lnder tentative agreements to be con-
rolled by a Franco-German commits
,ion The Germans agreed to resume /
he deliveries if the French would |
3ay for the coal in lieu of the Ger /
nan government. The French ac
,epted the offer in principle, but the /
letails are still to be arranged.
New Mexico Congressman Dead.
Washington-(A. P.)-Representa-
i've Montoya, of New Mexico, died
at his home here today He
vas stricken while shaving and died
within short time
Laughs at Prohibition Denial.
New York-(A. William San
Iers, chief inspector of the division
f the United States custom service
ere, which Thursday night captured
our rum runners off the Jersey +,
oast, today characterized as laugh
BILE the prohibition enforcement ;
gents denial that there is rum run {
ing activities in proportion off Sandy
look.
More Executions in Free State.
Dublin - a. P.) - Three men,
harged with the possession Of arms
nd ammunition, were executed in s
undalk this morning, Free State au- /
lorities officially announced. S
Rum Landing Report Erroneous. :
Westinghouse CA. P.)-Press dis t
atches describing the landing of large :
uantities of Illicit beverages by a
eet of rum runners on the New Jer-
~ coast, were declared absolutely d
'roneous in an official report received 2
day by Federal Prohibition Commits 2
oner Haynes, from New Jersey dry +
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Pass Agricultural Bill.
Washington-t(A P)-The agricul-
lral department bill has been passed !
Z the senate and sent to conference,
lrrying s73,586O00, an increase OF !
E,555,000 over the budget bureau :
cures. No further effort was made
restore the provision for free seed :,
stribution
Postpone German Payment.
Paris-(A ZP.)-The reparations l
,mmission today postponed until a
,nuary 81. the payment of five hun {