The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-09-08
2OOIFOREIGNERS DEAD AT Y0KAHOMA;
AMERICANS and EMBASSY SAFE

Washington-(A P.)-Two hundred
foreigners were killed at Yokohama
according to the navy department. S
first direct word from there, conveyed
in two messages from Admiral Ander-
| don, commander in chief of the Asiatic
fleet. He reported that one hundred
and thirty refugees, mostly Ameri-
cans and Englishmen, are at Hakone,
and others were arriving at Kobe.
Verify Safety of Americans
Washington-(A. P.)-The safety
of the additional Americans caught in
the earthquake disaster in Japan, was
established in message to the state
department from Consul Davis at
Shanghai, today, transmitting veri-
fled reports gathered by Consul Dick
over, at Kobe.
American Embassy is Safe
Washington-(A. PA dispatch
to the Japanese embassy here from
Toxic, said that the entire personnel
of the American embassy was safe,
of Elwood Babbitt, the acting COM
mercial attache, and it said that she
was killed in Yokohama
Escape With $4,000
Omaha-(A. P)-An automobile
containing ten thousand dollars, in
charge of Agene Benolken of the
charge of Agent Benolken of the
held up and robbed in Florence,
district suburb. The robbers es-
capped.
Zey Wins Lawrence Realization
New York-(A. P.)-Zev won the !
Lawrence realization at Belmont park,
Today, thereby winning the right to
be considered the American horse to
meet Papyrus in the international
meet next month. The time for the
nile, five furlongs, was 2:44 3-5ths.
Identical With Ultimatum
Paris-(A. P.)-The proposals con-
aimed in the note the inter-allied am
council has sent to Greece,
re virtually identical with those of
Iussolini's original ultimatum to
Sreece.
May Close GrecO-Italian Affair
Geneva-(A. P)-If Italy accepts
-esterday's decision of the inter-allied !
council, Greece will
lew her dispute with the Italian gov
rnment settled and will not push her |
equest for the League of Nations to
lvestigate, Politis, the Greek spokes-
ian told correspondent today This
, said to be the acceptance by the
reece contingent upon the italian
-
lands seized by Italy. !,
Mob Burns Italian Consulate {
Rome-(A. P)-The Italian consul d
te at Patras, Greece, was burned by o
mob during an anti-Italian demons n
alton, says dispatch to Giornale
Italia, from it's correspondent in N
orfu, who received the news from t.
)atmen from Patras. The Italian t.
,lony numbering five thousand per- n
ms, organized for counter demons lt
alton, and there were victims ON IL
9TH sides. The police and the mill
ry surrounded the italian quarter il
+ protection. tt
Staying Involves State ),
Paris-(A P)-The council holds q,
at the outrage cOmm1tCed unQer tne ~
attending the Staying f.
the Italians directly involves the ot
sponsibility of the state in the ter ",
ory where it took place" re
Convicts Set Fire to Prison tI
York, Pa.-(A P.)-Nine convicts OF
ut to the York county Jail recently CT
I'm an eastern penitentiary at Phila- m
lphia, mutinied today and set fire tie
the prison. The fire was extin- so
ished before serious damage was he
ne, but several of the prisoners in
re overcome by smoke and flames, AT
| are in serious condition. br
large Senator FaIsifying Records ne
)lympia-(A. PA charge of fall he
wing the records was placed against
tie Senator p L. Sinclair, the pre-
ent of the defunct Southwestern ol
shington bank, at Ilwaco, today, 1' le'
:ording to advices to Assistant WI
TX Supervisor Minshull do
Sign Two Conventions Sn
vashington-(A P.)-Two con- ri1
tions between the United States
Mexico, providing machinery for !
settlement of pending claims be- fre
en- the two countries and their ma in