The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-07-28


After a rail and water trip of over
five thousand miles to Alaska, Can
ada, and return to Seattle, President
Harding is again aboard the train
which left Washington, June 20, tra-
Yelling with his official party along
the Pacific coast range south to Yose-
mite national park, California. He
and Mrs. Harding spent the day in re
! taxation.
Suffering from ptomaine poisoning,
President Harding remained in bed
today by orders of his physician as
the train traversed Oregon, enroute
to Yosemite park. The attack is be-
lieved to be caused by crabs eaten
the day before and by the strenuous
Seattle program. 1t is not considered
serious by Brigadier General Sawyer,
the presidents physician, but as re
quiring absolute rest.
Four Trainmen Killed
Quebec-(A. P.)-The EdmonsOn-
Quebec express today crashed into a
freight on the Transcontinental rail
way, one hundred miles east of Que
bee. Four trainmen were killed and
several persons injured.
Tear Down Red Flag
New York-(A. PA crowd today
stormed the Hoboken headquarters of
the Industrial Workers of the World,
WHOSE OuSSuOToHen are Oh d SITlhe,
and tore down a red flag of the or
ganization, which was floating over
a building
New Championship Bout
New York-(A. P.)-Jack Dempsey
will meet Luis Firpo in a fifteen
round fight to decision for the |
worlds heavyweight championship at
the Polo grounds, September IA, Pro-
moter Tex Rickard announced today |
The prices will be from three to |
twenty-five dollars, the lowest on re-
cord for heavyweight championship.
bout.
Captive Relates Experiences
Nome, Alaska-(A. P.)-Captain
Putta of the Tacoma schooner, Iskum,
which escaped from a six weeks in
terment by the Russian red authori-
ties, arrived here Wednesday. He
-old of a graphic story of the num-
Der of Americans at Anadyr, Russia,
who are living in daily fear of their
ives, praying each day that the
American revenue cutter will come
md take them away. Youthful red
guards, stationed aboard the Iskum
md overpowered, and brought here,
when the Iskum escaped, are praying
lot to be returned to Russia for fear
# losing their lives.
Steamship Rainier is Rammed
Victoria, B. ca. P.)-The steam
hip, Rainier, of Seattle, with four
cen hundred tons of cargo, was
ahmed early this morning in the
trait of Juan de Fuca by a Japanese
teamer, Mandasan Maru, five miles
if Race Rocks. The Rainer crew :
as been transferred to the Mandasan :
Garu, which has a small leak. The :
,ainier is water logged and drifting. ;
Vorro Chorfana tnnnuno
Denver-(A. P)-The exact short f
ge in the accounts of the Hibernia G
ank and Trust company, which I
losed it's doors yesterday, amounts 4
} SAL 1894, it was announced to- y
ay.
French Draft Reply
Paris-(A P.)-The French note to
reat Britain, in reply to the British '
aggestions for a joint response to
ermany's reparation memorandum, -
said authoritative1y to have been .
RATED with a determination to ex- :.
aust every means for reaching tulI ! -
3cord with the British. g
Oil Investigation Invited b
Chicago-(A. P.)-Any fair investi- O.
alton of the oil industry will be well b
,med by the producers and refiners, tt
NJ Carson member of the exc Ii
ltive committee of the American Oil tt
ems association, asserted today r.
hen informed that the federal dis N
let attorney threatened investiga- p
On of agreement to combat heavy le
OF
Twenty Eight Men Entombed u
Sheffield, England = CA. P) - F.
venty-eight men were entombed by -
explosion in Maltby Colliery, =,
here a fire has been causing trouble =.
r several weeks. The terrific ma
re of the explosion made rescue i'm TT
,ssib1e for some time, but rescue y.
rites are ready to start as soon as w
ssib1e. Distressed relatives are 10
Waiting news at the mouth of the h.
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