The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-06-05
FIVE KILLED, 40 INJURED in WRECK OF
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR SPECIAL in MICHIGAN

Durand, Mich.-(A P.)-Five per-
sons were killed and about 40 others,
members of the Knights Templar
Communicates of western Michigan,
were injured, when a special train on
the Grand Trunk railroad was de-
rallied two miles west Of here today.
The train was made up at Grand
Rapids, and was carrying Knights to
the state convention at Flint.
Heat Wave Severe in East
Columbus, Ohio-(A. P)-RepOrts
from over Ohio showed one person
dead and one woman and one man
prostrated by the heat wave which
glipped the state four days ago and
sent the mercury near the record
temperatures for this season Of the
year. Three deaths from drowning
in the state are reported, Indirectly
due to the hot weather.
Settle Sarre Valley Fuss
Paris-(A. P.)-The difference be-
tween the British and French gov
ernments over the Sarre valley adj
ministration has practically been set
tied, according to reliable informa-
ton in the League of Nations circles
in Paris.
To Curb French ROyaIists
Paris-(A. P.)-Firm measures to
suppress the royalists' frequent re-
sort to force, were approved by the
chamber of deputies today during
heated political maneuvering design
ed to compel Premier Poincaire to
come forth with strong statement
promising vigorous action against the
rOyaliSt organization.
Rolling Log Kills Two
Everett, Wash-(A P.)-Dewitt
Peyton, aged %, of Hamilton, Mon /
tana, and Lindsay Adams, 80, of Spo- !
kane, were killed yesterday. The two
men were crushed by log rolling
down a steep hillside.
Check Communist State Move
Tokio-(A. P.)-Over hundred
prominent communists and socialists
were arrested early today, the police
charging that they were engaged in
a plot to organize a communist state.
Shop Crafts Men Ask More Money
Chicago - CA. P.) - Negotiations
have been started by the Federated
Shop Crafts, representing, it is esti I.
mated, $4,000 employees of the Chi
cago, Milwaukee & st. Paul, the Chi
eago and Northwestern and Southern
systems, for an increase in
wages and a return of time and
lalf pay for overtime and Sundays,
[ohn Scott, secretary of the railway
employees department of the Ameri-
,an Federation of Labor announced
oday.
French Close Railway Stations {
Berlin-(A. P.)-The French troops t
oday occupied the railway stations {
It Herne, Wanne, Gelsenkirchen, {
xartenberg and Altenessen and closed Y
hem to traffic, thus throwing out of /
peration the last important railway Y
n the Ruhr. {
May Hold Union Responsible |
Olympia P.) When non
PARTICIPANT is damaged in an indus
rial controversy by a walkout, he :
las the right of action against the
nion, the state supreme court de-
ided today, reversing the superior /.
ourt of King county and remanding
he case of the Pacific Typesetting {
of Seattle, against the In
srnational Typography Union, its Of
cers and executive agent, Philo z
toward, for $4,000 damages as a .
esult of printers strike for A.
our week in May, 1921. q
Capture Bank R0bber y
Roseburg, Ore-(A. P.)-The fugi- r
We sought as the lone bandit who
aturday robbed the Glendale State F
ank, was captured late yesterday
nd is lodged in the Glendale Jail.
bout $1,000 is reported recovered.
he man gave his name as G. A. o.
arson. q
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