The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-08-25

NEW 1OIk-(A- I-J-lNSW tOn odhSl
secretary of war under President
Woodrow Wilson, announced today be-
fore sailing on the Homeric to enter
his daughter in school at Lausanne,
that he would go before the next
democratic convention and advocate
a league of nations and world
court, two measures dear to the heart
of his former chief.
Claim Insult to Wilson
New York-(A. )-Characterizing
references to Woodrow Wilson by Wis
count Birkenhead, former chancellor
of England, in an address before the
Williamstown Institute of Politics as
" impudent," Henry Breckenridge, as
sistant secretary of war under the
Wilson administration, protested to
John Davis, president of the Ameri-
can bar association, against the Wis
counts being permitted to speak at
the annual convention.
Turks Fire on Launch
Athens=(A. PA telegram from
the Island of Imbros reports that a
naptha launch flying the American
flag and carrying ten refugees, was
fired dpon by Turkish soldiers at Gal
lipoli today. One man was killed and
woman was badly wounded.
Pinchot Starts Peace Move
Harrisburg, Pa.-(A. P.)-Invita-
tions to meet him here Monday noon
were sent by Governor Pinchot to
four representatives Of the anthrac-
ite miners and four members of the
operators, as the first step in his eff
forts to adjust the differences be-
tween the two actions.
Mrs. Mallory Tennis Champion
Brookline-(A. P.)-Mrs. Molla
Mallory won the Longwood women's
bowl today, defeating Miss Kathleen
McKane. British women's champion,
6-e. 6-1. in the final match in the
invitation womens tennis singles
tournament
Complete Mail Relay Test
Hampstead-(A. P.)-The last east
bound flight in the present transcon-
tinental relay mail test was completed
at 11:17 a. m. today, when Pilot
Ames arrived from Cleveland. The
entire distance from San Francisco
in relays was covered in 26 hours
and II minutes, which was three
minutes behind the record established
yesterday.
Two Killed in Texas Flood
Ell Paso-(A. P.)-Two persons
were killed and several severely in
iured and a score slightly hurt, in a
flood which did 100000 worth of
damage to homes in the lowlands at
Juarez, across the river from here
last night. City officials estimate
that one thousand persons are left |
homeless.
Gompers Says Rights Invaded
Chicago-(A. P.)-Samuel Gompers,
president of the American Federation |
,f Labor, recently declared that the |
FEDERAL injunction against union or
sanizers soliciting non-union dress
was an invasion of the con-
rights, and further de-
;lared that the judges issuing such !
should be inpeached, and |
famed a committee of Is labor lea
lers to investigate what he termed
he "uses and abuses of federal in
unctionS."
Wins Race With Death
Buchanan, Mich.-(A. P)-Jack
Knight, veteran air mail pilot, flying
through the night, won a race against
leath when he landed here about
80 a. M, in what is believed to be
he longest single night flight in the
history of aviation Racing from
cheyenne, Wyoming, nearly thou
and miles from here, since 6:O2
'clock q. M, mountain time. Knight
cached home in time to find his aged
ather, DR.. M. M. Knight, alive.
President Retains Sawyer
Washington-(A. P.)-Decision on
he part of President Coolidge to re-
ain Brigadier General Charles e.
lawyer as physician to the presi-
ent, was announced today at the
White House.
End Tennis Tournament
BrOokline-(A. P.)-William Til
en-, Philadelphia, and Brian /. Nor
On, of South Africa, won the ma
onal tennis doubles championship,
efeating R. N. Williams, Of Bryn =