The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-04-23

T1LCSDurEn-(A r. P.)-AttOrney Gen
eral Daugherty was accused of US
ing the Indictment power in the war
camp cases for political purposes, and
! besmirching reputations without evil
dence to even decently" support the
charges, in speech here. today by
r. G. Marshall, chief of the army con
struction department during the
World war.
Resume White House Picketing
Washington-(A. P.)-Picketing of
the White House in behalf of amnesty
for imprisoned war law violators. was
resumed today, delegation repre-
senting the World war veterans ap-
pearing at the White House gates with
an American flag and numerous ban
ners carrying an amnesty appeal.
They said they would continue to
petition their cause until action was
taken by the president
Restrained From Selling Tickets
Boston-(A. PA permanent in
junction restraining the Interstate
commerce commission from carrying
out the recent order issued provid-
ing for the sale of non-transferabIe
and interchangeable mileage tickets
at twenty per cent price reduction,
was issued today by Judges Mack,
Brewster, and Norris in the federal
district court. The injunction was is
sued after the hearing on a petition
of fifty eastern railways opposed to
the Interstate commerce commission
ruling.
Issue Warrants for Mail Robbers
ST. Louis-(A. P.)-Federal war
rants charging five offenses against
five men in connection with the ST.
303,367 mail robbery here April 2,
were issued today.
Germans to Make Offer
London-(A- P.)-The Berlin cor
respondent Of the Central News says
that he learns on good authority that
the German government is preparing
a positive offer to the Allies The
government, he added, will declare
its readiness to negotiate and discuss
the questions of reparations and
guarantees.
Sugar Hits High Record
New York-(A. P.)-Cuban raw
sugar today sold at new high re-
cord since 1920, with the sale Of ten
thousand bags to an operator for May
shipment at 6x cents, cost ana
freight will make the total equal to
1928 cents delivered. The raw sugar
futures also touched new high re-
cords, and one local refiner advanced
the list prices for fine granulated
sugar ten points to 81 cents.
Postpone Trial Of Russian Patriarch
Moscow-(A. P.)-The trial of the
Most Rev. DR.. Tikhon, former patri-
arch of all Russia, on charge of
treason and hindering the carrying
out of Soviet orders, has been post
poned indefinitely. The trial had
been set to begin tomorrow.
Deny Landing Japanese Troops
Tokio-(A. P.)-The war office to-
day denied the reported landing of
Japanese troops at Alexandrovsk, on
the Siberian mainland. There is not
a single Japanese soldier in Siberia,
it was said at the war office.
Bandit RObs Hotel Clerk
San Francisco-(A. PA bandit
his face, entered the Cliff, down
town hotel, today, and robbed Miss
McDades, auditor, and Miss
Lima Lund, cashier, of $500 in cur
rency and $4,000 in checks belonging
TO the hotel.
Miners Accept Compromise
SodCtle-tA. f-J--Iu0 coal mines OIL 1
he Roslyn-Cle Elum and Tono field, |
If Washington, closed down at the ex-
oiratiOn of a temporary wage agree
ment April 1, will probably reopen /
Early in May, the mine workers Off
;ials having voted to accept a COM
promise wage scale
Match McTigue and Carpenter
New York-(A. P.)-Promoter Tex
, 49, \ IL L. i
matched Mike McTigue and Georges
for the worlds light
championshi, July IA,
ither at Yankee Stadium or Boyles
thirty Acres.
Release Clara Phillips Husband
Los Angeles-(A. P.)-Armour Lee (