The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-07-21

Aboard the Henderson-(A. P.)-
1t can be declared positively that
President Harding has no intention
of calling a special session of con-
gress before December. His assoc1-
ates say that the president feels that
there is little or no need for an i'm
mediate session, and that the con-
| gressional leaders, like the public
generally, feel that the country is
benefitting from the recess of con-
gress.
German PIunderers Killed
Berlin-(A. P)-Serious disorders
are taking place in Bresteau, it was
indicated by a semi-official telegram
saying that the governor of lower
Silesia has issued an order proclaim
ing severe exceptional conditions"
both in town and country An indoor
meeting has been forbidden, the tele
gram adds. Hundreds of arrests
have been made, and several plumb
erers killed.
FflfpfnOs to Present Case
Manila-(A. PA parliamentary
mission, headed by either Manuel
Quezon, the head of the new Collect
vista party, or Sergio Osmena the
former speaker of the house of rep
resentatives, will leave for Washing
ton within a fortnight to lay before
President Harding the Filipino vers-
ion of the political controversy Gull
minated several days ago in the res
ignation of all the leading officials
of the Philippine government.
DR.. Jacobs Not Guilty
San Diego-(A. P.)-Dr Louis |
Jacobs, charged with the murder of |
Miss FRITZ Mann last January, this |
morning was found not guilty by a |
jury.
Boost Smith for President
Omaha, Neb.-(A. P.)-The Nation
al Liberty League, organized here to
advocate the legislation by congress
of the sale of beer and light wines, is
circulating petitions here to place
the name of Governor AL Smith, of
New York, on the democratic presi-
Dental preference primary ballot for
the primary next April, it was an
today by Secretary Don Be-
bow.
New Railroad Permitted
Washington-(A. P.)-The Oregon
Short Line railroad today got per-
mission from the interstate COM
nerce commission to proceed immedi-
ately with the construction of SO
niles of the new line between Rog-
erson, Idaho, and Wells, Nevada, at
| cost of five million and ninety-four
thousand dollars. {
To Install New Engine
Rock Springs, Wyo-(A. PIN
pection of Lieutenant Maughan's
lrmy plane reveals an oil leak of
wo gallons an hour, a cracked CYL :
cin0 Of vi
minute, and an installation of new {
ngine has been recommended by :
Vaughan to enable him to fly to Day :
on, according to his report to the )
hief of the army air service. !
British Note is Delivered
London-(A. P)-The British note v
ep1ying to the German reparations
has been delivered to
he allied ambassadors. 1t is under
TODD that the French cabinet meets O
The British note On the C
operations was received at the D
rench foreign office today. /;
Believe Dali Will Adjourn f;
Dublin-(A P)-The Dali Eireann c
ecided at secret session Thursday, U
was learned today, to hold general q
ections about the last week in Aug
st and not later than the first week
September. Therefore it is be-
eyed that dissolution of the Dali ny
ay occur at any moment
Murderer Denied New Trial FL al
Everett Wash.-(A. P)-George =.
mas was sentenced to life imprison- sl
ent here today by Judge Guy Ais .,
N, of the superior court, after ~
otion for a new trial had been de-
ed. He had been found guilty of
urder in the first degree. Dinas
as accused of killing Gus Karas, on =;
arch 16 last. His sister-in-law, ~
re. Karas. and her two children ~
ere found dead with Karas after a A,
re in their home. The two adults 80
ere apparently murdered before the e.,
e was started. =,
Posse Closing in on Negroes hc
Hope, Idaho,-(A. P.)-It was re- ba