The daily star-mirror., 1923-03-27
SEEK ATTORNEY GENERALS SON in
CONNECTION With MURDER N. Y. model

New York-(A. P.)-Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Pecora and Police
Inspector Coughlin today joined il
the search for Draper M. Daughtery
only son of United States Attorney
General Daughtery, to question him
concerning rumors that he was g
friend of Dorothy keenan,, murdered
New York model, and investigate re-
ports that he might know of the black
mailing ring using her as a decoy.
Find Accounts Short
Kirksville, Mo.-(A. PIT was
of approximately $460,OOO exists in
company, according to authorities.
suicide in the vault of the bank March
18.
Loot Bank, Shoot Sheriff
Topeka, Kan.-(A. P.)-Sheriff AL
bert e. Mayer, of Pottawatomie coun-
ty, was shot and seriously wounded
today by bank robbers after the ban
dts had looted the Farmers State
Bank at Westmoreland, Kansas, ac-
cording to word received at the ozztce
of the state bank commissioner here.
The bandits blew open the safe and
escaped in an automobile.
Threatens to Blow up Cruiser
Tokio-(A. P.)-The Soviet gov
ernment of Vladivostok has threa-
tened to blow up the Japanese cruiser
Nisshin, now in Vladivostok harbor,
unless her captain stops transmit
ting wireless messages from Japanese
merchants, according to advices re-
ceived here. 1t is understood here
that the Japanese admiralty has or
dered the vessel to return to Japan
to avoid further complications.
Will File Bills in MOrehOuse Case
New Orleans, La.-(A. P)-Attor-
ney General A. V. Coco announced to-
day that he would file bills of in
formation in the Morehouse Parish
hooded band cases at Bastrop on
April g.
Say Actor is Child's Father
Los Angeles-(A. P.)-William S.
Hart, motion picture actor, accused
by a young woman of Boston as the
father of her child, has executed a
trust to pay fifty dollars a month in
support of the infant it was said to-
day by Asa Keyes, chief deputy dis
trict attorney. Hart denied the ac-
cusatiOn.
Mileage Books Arouse Farm Bureau
Washington-(A. P.)-The Inter
state Commerce Commissions order
for the sale by the railroads of in
.erchangeable mileage books at re-
luced rates, was protested today by
The American Farm Bureau fedora
ion on the ground that it would af-
ord a subsidy to certain limited
and specific classes or groups of
people"
Defendant Opens Counter Attack
Grand Rapids, Mich.-(A. P)-John
". Hansell, plaintiff in the eighty
thousand dollar suit against the Is
.aelite House of David, planned to
ill Shiloh, residence of Benjamin
ournell, the colony's leader, with gas
md carry off the cults strong box
While the inmates were rendered i
helpless, according to Mrs. Gertrude |
3ulley, testifying for the defense in |
ederal court here today.
Chicago-(A. P.)-National COM
nitteemen of the Farmer-Labor par
y, by mail vote completed today,
authorized the calling of national |
in Chicago, July 8, when
forts will be made to organize into
coalition, all Of the labor, farmer,
ocialist, and other Independent poll
ical groups.
Japanese Diet Riots
Tokio-(A. P.)-The Diet was pro-
ogued today in the midst of free
1r-all fight, precipitated by motion
f the opposition to impeach the gov
Trays and ink stands were
ying through the air when in the
mall hours of the morning the spea-
er declared the session closed
To Spend Easter i'm Augusta
Staugustine, Fla.-(A. P)-Presi
ent and Mrs. Harding expect to
pend Easter in Augusta, Georgia, pre-
arrangements being made
,day for the departure of the presi-
entail party from Staugustine late ;
tie Saturday after a weeks stay
ere. 1t is undecided how long the
ardings will stay in Augusta.
augustine is bright today, with sun '
line. and the president planned to