The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-10-04

Washington-(A. P)-The Pacific
Telephone G. Telegraph company, one
of the Bell system units, has filed a
request with the Interstate commerce
commission for authority to take
over the Nez Perce Cooperative Tele-
phone company's properties in Lewis
and Nez Perce counties, Idaho. The
Nez Perce company controls about
1900 telephones and the Pacific COR
poration would pay $4,000 cash and
assume the Indebtedness.
Unrest Continues in Germany
London-(A. P.)-While the Kues-
trim revolt has been quelled and no
other outbreaks are reported, says a
Reuter- dispatch from Berlin, the
state of affairs in the country dis
tricts in Germany are far from reas-
suring, especially in Saxony, where
bands of one hundred to two hundred
daily invade the fields to steal vege-
tables. In numerous cases where the
police have interfered, there has been
fighting, and in one instance thirty
policemen were opposed by one
thousand men, of whom six hundred
were arrested.
More Wreck Victims Recovered
Casper, Wyoming-(A. P)-The
body of W. E. Hinrichs, railway mail
clerk, was recovered from the Cole
Creek wreck today. The body was
dug from the mail compartment of
the combination car, and is the eleV-
enth body recovered. The twelfth
body was dug out later this morning
and has not been identified and the
thirteenth victim was found in the
Platte river, three miles below the
scene of the wreck today. The body
is unidentified.
Rescued After Nine Days
FalkiE'k, Scotland-(Aa P.)-After
having been buried alive for nine
days, five of the forty-one miners
entombed in the explosion in coal
pit near here, were rescued today.
The men were taken out in fairly
good condition and their escape has
raised hopes for the rescue Of the
others. The men said that water was
all they had to exist on after the
first day when the supply OF bread
was exhausted.
McTigue Ready for Bout
Columbia, GAIA. PD-Mike Nc
Tigue, worlds light heavyweight
champion, at noon today unwrapped
the bandages from his slightly sWol-
en- left hand and announced that he
was ready to fight young Stribling,
Macon, Ca, school boy, for titular
honors here this afternoon.
Advocate Fact Finding Body
Chicago-(A. P.)-The plan to ad-
vocate that congress authorize the
formation of a fact-finding body for
he petroleum industry, similar to the
coal commission, is under consider.
alton by the legislative committee OF
here.
Hearing on Injunction Postponed
Oklahoma City-(A. P.)-The hear
ng of the injunction action sought
by the members of the state legis-
Iature of Oklahoma to prevent Gov
srnor Walton and his representatives
from interfering with their efforts to
lold an impeachment session was in
definitely postponed in the state dis
trict court today by agreement OF
Prisoners Hold Kitchen Port
Eddyville, Ky.-(A. PA barrage
against the state penitentiary dining
hall here, where three convicts have
)arricaded themselves since trying
o escape yesterday, was laid down
oday by national guardsmen and
prison guards. The convicts fired
welve shots in return.
Three Workers Killed
Berlin-(A. P.)-Three men were
1illed and several wounded in Bind
in Upper Silesia, today, in
conflict between the police and dis ;
;ontented workers, who were holding
demonstration.
Personnel German Cabinet
London-(A. P)-The new Ger s
nan cabinet will consist of four min
sters, says Central News dispatch
rom Berlin. DR.. Stresemann will be
he chancellor and foreign minister;
Ierr Minoux minister of economy
nd finance; Otto Gessler, minister
f home affairs and defense, and
Brauns, minister of labor
nd food.
Refuse Grain Rate Change
Washington-(A P.) Petitions '
led by Washington state and the
tiles of Seattle and Tacoma, asking '
reconsideration of the decision in d
he Columbia basin grain rates diff s