The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-05-03

Salt Lake C1ty-(A. H-}-SeVen
persons were killed, one is missing
and thirty were injured in the wreck
of the Denver & Rio Grande passen-
ger train No. 2, eastbound, at Wood
side, Utah, at eleven o'clock last
ceived here this morning. At eight
o'clock no further advices had been
received, excepting the number of
killed and injured
Four Injured May Die
Salt Lake City-(A. P.)-Four of
the injured, George Derrickson of Go
zas, Nebraska; Mrs. Hattie Shook,
Portland Oregon; Mrs. Paul Higgen-
borg, ShaldahI, Iowa, and George Nc
Gill, Indianapolis, are reported as not
and infant daughter, Of Salt Lake, are
among the dead
UnfrOck Russian Patriarch
Moscow-(A.S P.)-An all-Russian
church conclave today adopted a re-
solution unfrocking the Most Rev DR..
Tikhon, former patriarch of all Rus
sia. The conclave deprived DR.. Tx
hon of monkship, proclaiming him
henceforth private citizen
Sugar Drops so Cents
New York-(A. PA reduction In
the refined sugar price from $40 to
$3.50 was announced by one large re-
finer today after Cuban raw dropped
to $7.91, in trading on the New York
coffee and sugar exchange.
Americans Capture Golf Trophy
s Sandwich-(A. P)-The st. Georges
challenge cup, one of the most i'm
portant golf trophies in England, was
captured by the American invaders,
DR.. 0. F. Willing of Portland, oregon,
and Francis Ouimet of Boston, with
aggregate scores of 153, each tying
for first place in the two days stroke
which ended today.
Robert A. Gardner of Chicago, cap
tain of the American team, was third.
Nonstop Trip Promises Success
Phoenix, Arizona-(A. P.)-Army
T-2, enroute to San Diego,
On an attempted nonstop flight,
passed over Wickenburg, Arizona, So
miles northwest of Phoenix, at 1920
2. m. mountain time, according to a
Santa Fe railroad dispatcher's mes
sage received here. The plane was
lying high and was headed due west.
The plane was manned by Lieuten-
ants O. G. Kelly and John A. Mac
Ready, and was less than 800 miles
rom the Pacific coast objective when
t passed over Wickenburg. II
Lose Test Case Against Government
New York-(A. PIN the first of
! series of test suits, brought by I
munitions manufacturers to recover I
fifteen million dollars in taxes levied
" the government on picric acid ex-
Orted during the war, Federal Judge I
land today directed verdict against
he American Synthetic Dyes, Inc,
laintiff in a suit to recover $227,908.
French Reject German Proposal
Paris-(A. P.)-The French cabinet
oday unanimously rejected the new
Ierman reparation proposals. The
eaSOnS given for the rejection are
ack of guarantees and the INSULT
iency of the sum offered by Ger
lany.
r. X. Workers Get Wage Increase
Chicago, Ill. CA. P.) = Twenty
nd railroad shop employees of the
tchison, Topeka and Santa Fe rail-
ay, have been granted wage in
reases, effective May /, through an
sreement just negotiated, A. Stout,
ce-president of the United Brother |
ood of Maintenance of Way En-
oyes and Railroad Shop Laborers,
announced today. The increases /
lnge from one to three and one-half t
snts per hour, he said !
George Gould's Condition Critical ;
Mentone, France-(A PA bad
i'm for the worse occurred suddenly
day in the condition of George ].
ould, American financier, who is
at Cap Martin villa near here.
ould had a relapse last week and {
s physicians were recalled.
Make TranscOntinental Flight :
San Diego, Calif.-(A. P.)-Com- 1
citing their transcontinental flight 4
ON New York to San Diego, Lieuten- 4
its Oakley Kelly and John A. Mac 4
eady, army aviators, arrived at 4