The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-02-01

London-(A. PIT was authorit-
latively stated that British government
officials consider the American terms
for the funding of the British war
debt to the United States were COM
Ipletely accepted by yesterdays action
of the British caffnet. While the
words, :" in principle" were used in
informing both the American ambas-
sador in London, and the British am
bassador in Washington Of the cabin
cts action, it was explained that this
Technology merely permits the Bri-
tish ambassador to continue "unim-
portant details Of negotiations"
More details of the British action
are expected through diplomatic chan
nels today, and upon the completeness
of these advices will depend how far
the American commission can go at
today's meeting in outlining the next
move. Plans for presenting necessary
legislation to congress as soon as
possible were discussed at confer
ence today between President Hard
ing and Lodge from Massachusetts,
and Watson from Indiana, two admin
istration senate leaders. Lodge said
that the president considered the ac-
ceptance of the settlement plan at this
session of congress of prime import
Iance.
Put Mine Dead at $50.
London-(A. P.)-The latest infor-
nation regarding the Beuthen mine
disaster, says a Central News dis
patch from Berlin this afternoon, is
that one hundred and fifty miners are
known to be dead, and that fifty are
not yet accounted for
Reserve Right of Separate Treaty.
London-(A. P.)-The British gov
ernment today received a note from
France, the substance of which was
that France reserves the right to un-
dertake separate negotiations with
Turkey in the event Of the Lausanne
conference failing.
May Extend Order to Iron-SteeL
Duesseldorf-(A P.)-The order
prohibiting the exporting Of coal and
coke from the Ruhr valley to unoccu-
pied Germany has been effective since
midnight. There has been no re-
action from the Germans up to early
this afternoon. The French announce
that should Germany fail to come to
terms, that the interdiction upon ex-
ports would be extended to STEEL iron,
and other manufactured articles.
Debt Funding Commission Meets.
Washington = CA. P) = Secretary
Mellon, chairman of the American
debt funding commission, today called
meeting of the commission for late
this afternoon to make plans for pre-
Senting to congress the American
British agreement accepted in London
yesterday.
Refuses to Surrender Hostages
Dublin-(A. P.)-Liam Lynch, chief
of staff dissident of the republican
army, issued proclamation today re-
by the republicans, and holding mem
bers of the Free State government and
both houses of parliament responsible
and liable for punishment if punitive
measures were taken.
Advocates Soviet Policies, is Claim.
Washington Ca P.) - Senator
Brookhard, republican of Iowa, was
accused in the senate today by Sen
ator Lenroot, also a republican, from
Wisconsin, of advocating farm credits
and other legislation similar to the
Soviet policies of Lenine and Trotzky.
Won't Handle Dempsey Bout.
New York-(A. P)-Tex Rickard,
boxing promoter, today issued a state
ment declaring that he had decided
after full consideration not to partici-
pate in any bidding for heavyweight
championship contest in which Jack
Dempsey would defend his title.
Would Extend Search to Autos.
Olympia-(A. P.)-The extension of
the right of search without warrant
to automobiles and individuals sus-
pected of having intoxicating liquor
or narcotics in their possession, were
important provisions in a bill intro
duced in the senate today. The non
partisan nomination and election of
the state uperintendent of public in
struction and the county superinten-
dent of schools was provided in an
other bill introduced in the senate.
Explosion Kills Three, Injuries Many.
Springfield, Mass.-(A. Pat