The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-09-14
RIVERA To HEAD new GOVERNMENT IN
SPAIN--- MARTIAL LAW EXTENDED

Madrid = "a. P.) = Newspaper
A. B. c. says it is understood that
Rivera will preside over directory
of competent officials who will as
sumo charge of the various ministries.
1t says that the present program is
to govern without parliament,
which will be dissolved. New cleo
tions will not be held as long as the
present political conditions prevail.
1t was announced by Captain General
| Munoz Cobo, of Madrid, in charge of
the maintenance of public order, that
a proclamation of martial law will be
necessary.
Spanish Cabinet Resigns
Madrid-(A. P.)-The Spanish cab
met resigned this morning. King
Alfonso had returned to the capital.
1t is understood that the premier had
requested the king to grant the gov
ernment facilities for the punishment
OF the military revolters. When the
king refused the cabinet resigned.
King Alfonso asked Captain General
Primo Rivera, the leader of the mill
tary movement against the Alhuce-
mas cabinet to form government.
Martial Law Throughout Spain
Barcelona-(A. P.)-Captain Gener-
al Rivera, whom King Alfonso
charged with forming a new govern
ment, declared today that the king
had accepted the directorate proposed
by the military chiefs. General
Rivera will head the directorate and
will leave for Madrid tonight. He
said that the king had accepted the
proposal to extend martial law to the
whole of Spain.
Japanese Business Man Ends Life
New York-(A. P)-Brooding over
the death of his wife and two child
ren, in the Japanese earthquake,
Tokunosuke Inouye, head auditor of
the Mitsui company, importers and ex-
porters, leaped to death from the
fifteenth floor of his Broadway office
building today while the rush hour
crowds filled the streets.
Ask Court to Reverse Decision
Washington-(A. P)-The govern
ment today asked the supreme court
to reverse it's decision in the first
circuit court of appeals directing the
release of Roland Pothier, held in
connection with the death of Major
Alexander Cronkhite at Camp Lewis,
in 1918.
Dempsey Weighs More Than Before
New York-(A. P.)-When Dempsey
defends his title against Firpo to-
night, he will weigh more than at
any time in his championship career.
He scaled 1921 pounds this afternoon
when weighed at the state athletic
commission Firpo arrived half
hour later wearing a broad grin. He
weighed 2161a pounds. He is four
and a half pounds heavier than when
he met willard Dempsey is four
and a half pounds heavier than when
he beat Gibbons.
Chairman Muldon, of the boxing
commission, asked that Dempsey not
wear United States flag around his
belt. Dempsey agreed to the com
missioner's request.
Prince Milo Lost in Flood
Osaka-(A PIT is reported here
that Prince MILO was carried away
with tidal wave which engulfed
his villa at Kamakura. The BODY
of his daughter was washed ashore.
Countess Yoshikawa was crushed to
death.
withdraw Troops From Porto Barros
Paris-(A. P.)-When Premier MUS
solini declares the annexation OF
Fiume to Italy, he will announce the
withdrawal of the Italian troops from
Porto Barros, adjoining the harbor,
it was learned from authoritative
quarters today, thus giving up any
claim to that port, to Susak and the
Delta, which will be left to Jugo-
Slavia.
Fight Time Changed
New York-(A. P)-The Dempsey
F'irpo championship fight, originally
set for 10 p m. eastern daylight saw
ing time, has been advanced to $3.50
D. m or 7:30 central standard time.
One of the scheduled semi-finals will
follow the main bout.
Mail Plane Crash Kills Five
London-(A. P)-Five persons
were killed by the crashing of the
chester-London air mail plane
near EyinghOe Beacon. today.