The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-10-03

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Director Meyer and Director Mondell,
of the war finance corporation, and
a representative of the department
of agriculture, were directed today by
President Coolidge to leave immedi-
ately for the central northwest, to
discuss with wheat growers the for
nation of cooperative marketing as
sociations, which might avail them
selves of government funds under the
new rural credits act
The war finance corporation and
department of agriculture representa-
tives will be charged with directing
the formation of cooperative assooi-
ations among the wheat growers. The
administration plans that upon or
ganization, funds to enable them to
market the present wheat crop in an
orderly manner will be provided by
the war finance corporation under
legislation passed by the last con-
gress.
Ask Pardon for Mooney
Portland-(A. P)-Pardon for
Thomas j. Mooney. at the hands Of
Governor Richardson of California, is
asked in q resolution submitted to
the convention of the American Fed
Grafton of Labor here by the Inter
national Moulders union, which asked
the convention to reaffirm the reso-
luton which, in effect, was adopted
by the moulders in convention at
Ohio.
Convicts Kill Guards
Madisonville, Ky.-(A. P.)-Four
convicts at the state prison at Eddy
Vile, about 80 miles southwest of
here, shot and killed two guards and |
seriously wounded two others and |
an empIoye of the penitentiary |
kitchen and barricaded themselves in
the kitchen, where, a considerable
time after the outbreak, they were
at everybody in sight. Mean
while the wounded men lying between
the prison and the kitchen were cry
ing for help, while the guards were
powerless to render aid.
President Declares for Protection
Denver-(A. P.)-President Cool
dge, in a message read at the open
ing session of the Western Tariff
here today, declared that
here is "obvious necessity for main
aiming a proper measure of prOtec-
ion to American industry and pro-
duction in the face of the chaotic in
lustrial conditions following the war,
which has unquestionably brought
is nearer to national solidarity on
his ISSUE"
Body Bears /. w. w. Card
Casper, Wyoming-(A. PA body
vas recovered from the Burlington
wreck today and another sighted, ac-
,ording TO a message received by
singer here from Cole Creek. An l.
hor found in |
he pocket of the clothing on the
)ody recovered, bearing the name of
fred Fargo.
Millionaire Killed in Wreck
Leadville, Colo - CA. P.) John
Jampion, aged 80, Denver millionaire
mining man, was killed today when
lis automobile swerved from the
main highway near here, and went
nto the Arkansas river. Campion's
leck was broken. Two other occu
PANTS of the car escaped with slight
INJURIES.
Completes Record Trip
Lakehurst, N. ia. P.)-Complet
ng a record trip to st. Louis and re-
urn, navy dirigible ZR-1 landed here
It 6:48 a. m.
hCCOS OOSuphSio'
Duesseldorf-(A. P.)-Six cities in
he occupied area, Dusseldorf, Essen
)ormuid, Witten, Hoerde, and Bo-
hum, have recognized the legality
f the Franco-Belgian occupation of
he Ruhr by agreeing to furnish their
uota Of the expense for the susie
ance of the occupying armies.
Governors to Meet President
Washington-(A. P)-The govern
rs of the forty-eight states were in
tied today to meet President Cool
lge here October 20, to discuss law
particularly prohibition,
immigration and anti-narcOtic stat
tes.
Grain Dealers Make Demands
Des Moines, Iowa-(A. P.)-The
bolition of the federal trade COM
lission, repeal of the Capper-Tincher
ct, regulating grain exchanges and
ancellation of the federal tax i'm {