The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-04-10
WASHINGTON governor STARTS MOVE
FOR NATIONAL Child LABOR LEGISLATION

! Olympia-(A. P.)-SubmissiOn for
ratification of a constitutional amend
ment which will permit the enactment
of adequate child labor and minimum
wage laws, would be one of the first
acts of congress when it convenes
next December, Governor Lewis F.
Hart declared today. The governor
will urge a meeting of governors of
the several states to take up the ques-
tion of a constitutional amendment,
it was announced
Governor Hart expressed the belief
that Washington's minimum wage law
would not be affected by the decision
of the supreme court yesterday.
French Hold Hugo Stinnes
Dortmund-(A. P.)-Hugo SHINES
and wife arrived here today after hav-
ing been detained at Scharnhorst by
French military guards, who took
them from berths in the night train.
They were released after the officials
had searched their baggage.
Uphold interchangeable Mileage
Washington = CA. P.) - Petitions
asking reconsideration of a recent rul-
ing requiring railways to sell inter |
changeable mileage books at reduced
dICo WS1C uCAlO4 tOudy NY Lie 1ACCl-
state commerce commission.
Chief Irish Irregulars Captured
Dublin-(A. P.)-Liam Lynch, chief |
of staff of the Irish irregulars, has
been captured, it is officially an
nounced this afternoon. The capture !,
was made by the free state forces
this morning at Knocknasalen, near
after an engagement in
which he was seriously wounded.
Ratify Railway Concession
Angora-(A. P)-The Turkish ma
assembly has ratified the So
called Chester railway and mining
concession.
The Chester concession includes the I
development of the Mosul oil region
and the construction Of twelve hum
dred miles of railroad in the MesO-
potamian field. American capital will
be used to extend the Bagdad railway
to the Persian borders, while rail
will be afforded the chief
cities of Turkey 4
Arrest German Leaders
Scharnhorst, Germany-(A. P.)-I
The French today arrested Howard
Hamm, secretary of the chancel1ery
in the Cuno cabinet; Adam Stegar- ;;
valid, former premier of Prussia; and :
Deputy Giesberts, former !
minister of posts. The latter two :
we're released but the French are hold
ng Hamm on the ground that officials !
lctive in the German government are
orbidden to enter the occupied area.
Banker, r. r. Man Dead
New York-(A. P.)-Stuyvesant c
'ish, banker and former president of '
he Illinois Central railroad, died sud- ?
enly today He was senior director a
# the National Park bank and col
apsed as he entered the bank to att
end a directors meeting this morn T.
ng He died almost Immediately of L !.
cart trouble.
Fire Fatal to Five h
Sioux City-(A PA man and G
our small children were burned to 81
cath in a fire which destroyed the b
olonel Babb farm house, near Sioux 9
ity, this morning. b
President to Visit Alaska = !
Washington - CA. P) - President n
Iarding hopes to visit Alaska this b,
when he goes to the Pacific 81
past on speech-making trip. AL
nough definite arrangements have OF
OF been made, 1t was said at the tc
7hite House today that he probably it
ould be able to leave for the trip cl
bout June 20 and would reach Alaska w
bout July Is.
Harding for General Reduction
Washington Ca P.) President ~
arding believes that II reduction =
made in federal taxes it should ap 80
y all along the line, and not solely -
surcharges. a
Tariff Not Responsible fo
Washington - CA. P.) President
arding has received informal as =
rance from the tariff commission :
at the new tariff law has had no
rect on the price of sugar and it :
as indicated at the White House to-
y that the commission would con- =
r with the president on the subject =
ring the week.