The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-08-29

New YOrk-(A. P.)-The COmmerC
ial Gable company announces toda
that messages to Cuba are subject t
censorship until further notice, say
ing that they have been notified t.
that effect by the Cuban government
No reason was given.
PrecautiOn Steps Needed
Washington-(A. p )-Although M
American official will discuss Cubat
! imposition of cable censorship will
the United States, it is believed out
side of official circles, by those close
to the Cuban situation, that steps vii
be taken as precaution against pos.
sible serious political developments
Activities of the Cuban Veterans or
ganization, which has been holding
many mass meetings protesting the
new railroad consolidation legisla-
ton, and other government measures,
are said to have caused considerable
anxiety among some Of the officials
at Havana.
Denies Censorship Of Cables
Havana-(A. P.)-Secretary Gober-
nacion, when handed the censorship
dispatch, assured the Associated
Press that neither he, nor President
Zayas, were aware of the reported
action, but admitted that men had
been sent to local offices of the cable
company to inspect the incoming and
outgoing messages, which he says the
government has a right to do. He
said that no censorship had been sug-
gested
Havana-(A. P)-General Carlos
Garcia Velez, the leader of the vet
Grams organization now holding
meetings here, stated emphatically
that there was no possibility of
trouble between his organization and
the Cuban government. The leader
himself as confident of the
appeal to the citizenship of the is
land with a thorough understanding
of what reforms were sought, would
produce the desired results. For the
past SO hours, President zayas said
that he had largely given his time to
relative to the activities
Of the veterans.
De Valera Leads Polls
Dublin-(A. P.)-Eamon De Valera,
according to the latest information, is
oblAi 1CctulAeo III tjlC pOllo III SilC SOR4A
" of Glare. Few results are expectedi
rom the southern portion of Ireland
Until tonight.
Climax Near in Coal Strike
Harrisburg - CA. P.) - Governor
oinchot will bring his Intervention |
n the anthracite situation to eli
max tonight He called the represen-
ofi 0f ha ho
miners union to meet him at p NJ
ointly, to hear, and answer, the
compromise proposal that he has pre-
Jared in an endeavor to avert the
of operations on Septem-
er l.
Charges Misuse Of Mails
Houston, Texas-(A. P.)-Over a
ozen persons were named in the
lrst indictment returned by the fed
raj grand jury here, investigating
he alleged misuse Of the mails. The
onds set ranged from two thousand
0 ten thousand dollars. Immediate
rrests were ordered. The names of
hose indicted were withheld.
Believe Steamer Lost
Shanghai-(A. P.)-Hope is aban-
oned for the British steamer Myl-
sm, five days overdue from Chin
vangtao with coal, last seen August
6, battling the typhoon. 1t is be-
eyed that all aboard perished, in
luding six foreign officers, and fifty
did Chinese in the crew.
Six FAN Through Drawbridge
Columbia, S. CA. P)-Six per-
ons were drowned by falling through
drawbridge in Horny county near
according to a report receiv-
l at the state highway commission
ffice here today. 1t was said that
lie drawbridge over the Waccamaw
yer was left open and that the
river of an automobile carrying a
arty, failed to see it. The machine
INK with the occupants.
Elect Score of Party Nominees
London-(A. P.)-Nearly a score of
le government party nominees, in ,
uding almost all the cabinet min
ters, have won seats by large ma !
rites in the Irish elections, while
, to early today the election of only {
rec republicans was assured. +
Priceless Painting Stolen
Sacramento--(A. P)-The original {
the "Entombment of Christ" paint
| early in the seventeenth century
Guido REM, recognized master of r
e Bolognese school, and considered I
critics as being almost priceless v
as stolen from the e. B. Crocker /
t gallery here Saturday, it was c
armed today. A nationwide search c
r it it in progress. 1
ROUP MEETING OF NAZARENE S