The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-09-29

IulSa-(A. P.)-S1X persons MISS
ing from Tulsa county following their
appearance before Governor Walton s
military commission to relate expert
ences at the hands of masked bands,
are being sought by troop detach-
ments in four counties, Captain Wal
lis, personal aide to Adjutant Gen
eral Markham, announced Saturday.
Walton's Application Denied
Oklahoma City-(A. P)-The state
supreme court denied Saturday the
application of Governor Walton for
re-hearing of his appeal from the de-
cision of the secretary of state that
would have prevented the vote Tues
day on the initiated bill permitting
the state legislature to convene itself
to investigate the official conduct of
state officials. This action removed
the last legal obstacles and it will
be voted on unless new action to
prevent it is instituted before Tues
day.
Jap Refugees Arrive
Seattle = CA. P.) - The steamer
President Grant, bringing So refugees
from the Japanese earthquake, dock
ed here Saturday after an unevent-
full run across the Pacific. Repre-
sentatives of the Seattle chapter of
the American Red Cross met the YES
sci, prepared to give assistance to
the survivors of the disaster.
Greece Pays Idemnity
Rome-(A. P.)-Fifty million lire
paid by Greeee to Italy as
a result of the Janina incident was
received Saturday by the bank of
Italy from the bank of Switzerland,
where it had been deposited. The de-
posit of the money definitely settles
the Greco-Italian trouble, starting
with the assassination of the Italian
members of the boundary commission
on August 27.
League of Nations Elects
Geneva-(A. P.)-Uruguay, Brazil,
Belgium, Swedn, Czecho-Slovakia !
and Spain were elected non-perma-
nent members of the Council of the
League of Nations here Saturday.
Seek Railroad Operators
Mayence-(A. P.)-Franco-Belgian
operating the railroads in
he Rhineland and the Ruhr opened
recruiting offices here Saturday with
he object of engaging 10000 railroad
nen for these lines. All men en-
,loyed will be obliged to take the
,ath to obey the allied civil and mill
ary authorities.
Giants Clinch Pennant
New York-(A. P.)-The New York
siants Saturday clinched the 1928
National league pennant by defeating
to 0. The Giants will
oppose the New York Yankees, Am
rican league champions, for the third
uccessive season in the World series
tarting October 10.
Three Bodies Recovered
Casper, Wyoming-(A. P)-Three
'odies, two of which were badly
langled, were recovered early Satur-
ay morning from the wrecked Burl-
ngton passenger train in Coal creek.
Toll of Dead Reaches is
Omaha-(A. P.)-The toll of dead
q the heavy rain and windstorm that
listed parts of Nebraska and west
rn Iowa Friday and Friday night
cached nineteen Saturday.
Ordinance Suspended
Berlin-(A. PIT was officially
Saturday that the ordi-
duCo Ol JduudIy IO ouSpcuuluS uC-
iveries in kind on reparations to
rance and Belgium had been an
ulled.
Report Munich Assassination
Duesseldorf-(A P.)-The Com
lunist newspaper here publishes
aturday a dispatch from Munich
aging that a member of the Allied
ontrol commission had been assas-
mated there. No confirmation of
lis report has been received from
ny other source
Duesseldorf-(A. P)-Rioting last
lg several hours occurred in sub ,
RIB Friday night. 1t started with an !
tack by men believed to be separat-
It sympathizers on a. small police
Ib-station. Reinforcements drove
If The attackers, several of whom
ere severely wounded.
Rhineland Republic Proposed
Cologne-(A. PA special dis
atch from Dusseldorf to the Cologne
azette says the Separatists propose