The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-01-06


that trouble may break out at any
time," involving the American forces
on the Rhine Senator Reed, demo-
crat, of Missouri, today asked the
senate to act Immediately on his re-
solution for the return of American
troops to the United States
Senator Reeds attempt to get action
on the proposal, started another gem
eral debate on the foreign relations
and reparations crisis, during which
Connecticut, said he had read that
France intended to occupy Coblenz,
now the American headquarters.
Chairman Lodge, of the foreign rela-
tions committee, replied that he un-
derstood that the French plans re-
garding the Ruhr did not affect the
Coblenz area.
TO Consider British Debt Funding.
Washington-(A. P.)-The first for
NAL meeting of the British debt COM
mission with the American funding
commission, will be held Monday, Sec-
retary Mellon announced today
Punishment by Fiendish Device.
Bastrop, La.-(A. P.)-Dr. Charles !
w. Duval and Dr. John A. Langford, !
in a report submitted at .
todays session of the open hearing of /
masked bands depredations in More
house parish, expressed the opinion
that the bodies Of Watt Daniels and !,
Thomas r. Richards had been sub
jected to some specially constructed
device designed for infiicting punish
ment"
Coal Strike Danger Past.
Washington-(A P)-Practically
all danger of another coal strike in
he unionized bituminous fields after
April 1 is passed, in the opinion of
he federal coal commission, as ex-
today by Chairman John Hays
Hammond and other members.
Turkish Delegation Walks Out
Lausanne-.(A. P.)-The Turkish
delegation to the Near East confer
snce left the meeting hall today as
/ protest against the allied insistence
lpOn the establishment Of an Armen-
an national home. The American
delegation took no part in the de-,
)ate.
Tenders Hoover Falrs Place.
Washington - CA. P.) - President
Harding today rendered Secretary Of
Commerce Herbert Hoover the place :
s secretary of the interior which Al
,ert B. Fall will vacate March 4. , !,
after conference it was decided that !
secretary Hoover would remain in his
position. :
Germany to Have Hearing. :
Paris-(A. P)-Germany will be t
iven a hearing by the reparation
ommission before any action is taken
n the French proposal to have her
eclared in default on coal deliveries,
he commission decided today
Log Jam at Kelso Bridge. p
Kelso, Wash.-(A. P.)-With rise l
n the Cowlitz river of four feet last )
light, another raft of logs broke loose P
p stream and this morning jammed D
gainst the wreckage of the bridge S
1hich collapsed Wednesday and the l
ew steel bridge being erected next D
I'm threatened to impede the work of D
emoving the wreckage and the search 9
)r bodies, experts believed that the ti
ver can be cleaned without serious
evelopments.
Tow Line Parts; Ship Adr1ft. :,
Seattle-(A. P.)-All members Of :,
le crew of the Barkentine James
uft, with the exception of the master 9
nd two seamen, had been taken off =
lis morning when the tow line to
le coast guard cutter Haida parted.
he Tuft was later taken in tow by
lie tug Sea Monarch. fl
Washington Democrat Leader Dies. n n
Tacoma-(A. PA. R. Titlow, rt
national committeeman for m
died at his home here h
day J,
See End to Shopmen's Strike.
st. Paula. P)-Official termina-
on of the railway shopmen's strike +
the northwest in few days was =
recast here today as the probable >
ltcome of conferences which Bert +
/. Jewell, national chief of the. Rail- +
'ad Shop Workers union, has been +
olding here with strike leaders, it +
scame known today.