The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-12-28
WOULD HAVE COMPULSORY COOPERATION
BETWEEN u. S. RAILROADS and SHIPPING

sion of the cOastWise shipping laws to
the Philippines, separation of the
emergency fleet corporation from the
shipping board, compulsory cooper
alton between American railroads,
and shipping and survey of the needs
for a permanent merchant marine,
were recommended to President
Coolidge by Chairman Jones, of the
senate commerce committee today.
Find Body of Dirigible Commander
Paris-(A P.)-The body of Lieu
tenant Grenadan, the commander of
the missing dirigible, Dixmude, has
been found in Sicilian waters, it was
officially announced this morning.
The body was found by fishermen
six miles from land off Sciacca,
Sicily. An official announcement
has said that the Dixmude was lost
at sea.
Ratify Claims Convention
Mexico City-(A. P.)-The Mexican
senate ratified a special United
-Mixican claims convention to-
day by a vote of AZ to 5. It was
claimed that the claims convention
was approved as whole, 38 to one.
Critical Situation at Toxic
Tokio-(A. PA critical situa-
ton is prevailing here as result of
an attempted assassination of Prince
Regent Hirohita. 1t resulted in an
attempt by the crowd to obtain en-
trance to the homes OF Premier YAM
amoto and Minister Goto, both of
whom were reported officially to
have resigned with the Japanese cab
met. The attempt was frustrated by |
the police. In view of developments |
growing from an attempted assassin |
alton of Prince Regent yesterday, the |
latter has requested the members |
of the cabinet to continue in office |
for the present and they are expected |
to retire before the meeting of the
diet OF January 20.
Make Public New Revenue Bill
Washington-(A. P)-Reversing
it's previous policy, the house ways
and means committee made public
today the new revenue bill in the
form it was sent to the capitol by
Mellon. The text contains
a few changes from the outline of the
bill, which had been publicly an
at the treasury. 1t follows
Secretary Melons proposals for
sweeping revision of the administra-
ing.
Plead Guilty to Arson
Superior, Wis.-(A. P)-Edward J.
5ailstad and Miss Dorothy Anderson,
If EaucIaire, pleaded guilty to a
charge of arson and were sentenced
o four years imprisonment by Judge
Mackay in the superior court here
oday.
British Steamer Attacked
Hongkong-(A. P)-The British /
steamer Hydrangea was attacked by {
pirates last night while onher way
rom Hongkong to Swato.
Increase Gasoline Prices :.
Chicago-(A. PA two-cent in
rease in the gasoline price, effect
We tomorrow, was announced by the
standard Oil company of Indiana, the
irst upward price movement since
he gasoline war last fall, which
rought the gasoline prices down in
1ost Of the country to the lowest lev e
l in years.
Revolutionary Troops Routed
Jaurez - CA. P.) = Revolutionary z
roops were routed in northern jail r
oc by federal forces today while try o
lg to reach the army of General rs n
rada, and suffered heavy losses, ac-
ording to an official bulletin, receiv- g
d by the Mexican consul at Nogales, 7
.rizona. General Magano, General T
arpio, and the latter's brother, Jose 4
[aria Carpio, were killed in action, +,
le report said. t;
Coolidge, Johnson Accept i'll 5. ID. l;
Pierre, S. D.=(A P.)-The signed
cceptance of President Coolidge as d
lie majority republican candidate in c.
lie state primary election campaign te
as filed today with the secretary of C,
ate, as was petition proposing Ct
Tram Johnson as candidate for
resident in the independent column
the republican primary balloting, h
Ong with the acceptance of the pro- 81