The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-07-09

Paris-(A. P.)-The chamber de-
puties today unanimously approved
the Washington treaty relating to the
Pacific. The chamber passed bill
approving the treaty concluded De-
cember II, 1921, by France, the
United States, Great Britain, and Ja-
pan, covering the island possessions
in the Pacific, and the declaration
adopted the same date relating to the
Pacific mandates. 1t also accepted
complementary agreement made in
Washington, February 6, 1922, pre-
.cisely defining the treaty's applica
tion to Japan.
Former U. S. Justice Dies
Mackinac Island, Mich.-(A. P.)-
William R. Day, a former associate
justice of the United States supreme
court, died at his cottage here at nine
thirty this morning.
Mrs. Buzzi Sentenced
New York-(A. P)-Mrs. Anna
Buzzi today was sentenced to die in
the electric chair the week of August
for the murder of Frederick Schnei-
der, Bronx contractor, with whom
she lived eight years.
fICkeCS Are Arrested
Brocton, Mass.-(A. P.)-One hun
dred pickets were arrested as a re-
suit of an opinion of City Solicitor
that picketing during the
present shoe strike is illegal. Every
cell in the police station is filled.
The prisoners sang America" and
there was no disorder during the ar
rests.
Terrific Wind Causes Damage
at several hundred thou
sand dollars was caused here yester-
lay by a terrific wind. accompanying
4 torrential downpour.
Lost Pilot Is Found
Port Stanley, Ont-(A. P)-The
body of Lieutenant Roth, the pilot
If the ill-fated United States navy
was found in the basket of an
lirship fourteen miles south of here.
rhe basket was picked up by fish
ng boat after a vain search of three
lays by air craft and other agencies.
70 trace was found of Lieutenant
Jull, Roth's companion. 1t was indi-
ated that Roth died of exposure. His
lead and shoulders were hanging
yer the edge of the basket.
Harding Is In Alaska
Aboard the Henderson With Presi-
ent Harding-(A P.)-The naval
transport Henderson, carrying the
residential party, steamed north
7ard along the Alaskan coast after
aaking the first acquaintance with
he territory yesterday at Metlakahtla
nd Ketchikan. The party will go
shore at Wrangell before proceeding ,
D Juneau.
Attempt To Make Record Flight
Dayton, Ohio-(A. P.)-One hour
nd thirty-five minutes behind
chedule in an attempt to traverse
le continent between dawn and sun
ct, Lieutenant Russell Maughan ar
wed here at 9:10 a. m. Twenty-Five 8
linutes later his Curtiss pursuit
lane again took to the air in an at {
,mpt to make up the lost time. I
Pothier Is Released
Providence, r. la. P)-Roland c
other, who was imprisoned in the c
rovidence county Jail nine months a
20, awaiting the removal from Wash I
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sr of Major Alexander Cronkhite, at e
amp Lewis in 1918, was released on Y
mandate from the federal court OF il
,peals. He was awaiting the action N
4 an appeal months ago from the t
deral court ruling denying writ OF d
lbeas corpus. I
Fails In Nonstop Flight Il
st. Joseph, Mo.-(A. P)-Lieuten-
it Vaughan, who was attempting a q
,ast to coast daylight flight, was II !
reed down at Avenue City, ten miles a
,rtheast of here, at 1:10 p. m. CEN
al standard time today when his .
Igine went dead. The aviator was u, -
injured but the plane was badly ~ ~
maged 1t was said that he would IL
axe another start from New York
a week or ten days. i, -
Revolution In South America r
Buenos Aires-(A. P.)-Paraguyan "
are reported to have D:
vanced to within approximately
lrteen miles of Asuncion, the CAPT r
|, and government authorities are Z:
tO reDe1 thp threatened at r,