The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-11-05
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ABBEY FOR LAST RITES OVER BONAR LAW

London-(A. P)-Asche Andrew
Bonar Law, for seven months prime
minister of Great Britain, and per
haps the most modest man upor
! whom that honor has ever been con-
| ferred, was entombed in Westminster
Abbey today. In this shrine, where
the nation holds its most sacred
rituals, both solemn and happy coro-
nations, weddings and funerals, as
sembled a distinguished company OF
nearly three thousand persons, in
Guiding members of the royal family,
several hundred men from the houses
of parliament, premiers of British
dominions beyond the seas, and chiefs
of the army, navy, judiciary and civil
service.
Three Powers Reach Agreement
Washington-(A. P.)-State depart
ment advices indicate that Great
Britain, Italy and Belgium have
reached an accord favoring a free
and full reparations inquiry by an
expert committee. In effect, the pO-
sitions of the three governments, as
here, comedies with that
of the United States and opposes the
stand for a restricted inquiry taken
by France. Administration spokes-
men declined to indicate today the
probable attitude of the United States
in case the French government main
tains its position,
Seek Bavarian Control
Berlin-(A. P.)-The separatists
have begun a movement to control
Bavarian Palatinate. A large band
entered Kaiserslautern last night
and attacked the town hall. They
were repulsed, but occupied one of
the government buildings and a
office. Early today the
French polius were clearing the
streets of the invaders.
Watson Must Face C0urtmartial
San Diego, Calif.-(A. P.)-Captain |
Edward H. Watson, who commanded |
the squdaron No. II of the United !
States battle fleet, on the night of
September last, when % lives were
ost and nearly fourteen million dol
ars in government property destroy
ID, in stranding seven vessels near
Honda, California, faced a court
martial here today for trial on
,harges of culpable inefficiency,
Negligence and unskilful seamanship.
Stokes Defense Closes Case
New York-(A. P.)-The defense
losed it's case today in the retrial
efore Supreme Court Justice Ma
oney, of the divorce suit of W. E.
}. Stokes, wealthy hotel owner,
gainst his wife, Mrs. Helen Elwood
tokes Motion made by Samuel
of the defense counsel,
hat Mr.. Stokes be compelled to take
he witness stand again to describe
ffidavits alleged to have been made
Y other witnesses, was denied.
exclamation Headquarters to Remain :
GERS of the United States reclama- I
on service will remain in Washing I
IN. D. c., and will not be removed !
, the west. as suggested by former :
ecretary of the interior Fall, ac :
,rding to reorganization plans for ;;
lie reclamation service, made pub !,
C here today by Secretary Work. !
nder the new plan, according to
e announcement by Secretary Work,
e annual expenses of the Washing I
N offices will be reduced and Den ]
,r will continue to be the engineer S
g and construction headquarters r
r the service. e
Plunder Jewish Shops
London-(A. PA Central News
spatch from Berlin says that
lmber of attacks were made on
ops in various quarters of the
pital today, including the fashion h
lie districts. Many places were p
undered before the police gained b
ntrol of the situation. The chief :,
ctims were Jews, the dispatch "
aims Against Germany Sustained n
Washington-(A. P) = American b
aims against Germany. resulting h
)m loss of life, PERSONAL injuries :,
d property loss sustained in the y
rpedOing of the liner Lusitania,
IRE upheld today by mixed claim v
mmissiOn. The commission ruled e
the same time, however, that the y
rman government was not liable
: punitive or indicative damages, d
"problematical mental anguish" v