The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-11-07
DO NOT AFFECT STATUS OF
Two MAJOR PARTIES; congress REPUB.
(Associated Press)

Democrats were elected yesterday
in all of the three states where there
were gubernatorial elections-Ken-
lucky, Maryland and Mississippi Yer
mont, where the only senatorial con-
test was held, returned republican,
Porter H. Dale, who defeated Park H.
Pollard, cousin of President Coolidge.
In seven contests for the lower house
of congress, the democrats won four
and the republicans three, one of the
republican victories being upset, in
which former Representative Fair
child defeated his democratic op-
ponent for the place, made vacant by
the death of J. Vincent Ganley, in the
Twenty-fourth New York district.
The party alignment is unchanged
in other congressional elections. On
the face of the election results, the al
lignment in the next house will be
republicans, 225; democrats, 205; So
cialist, none; Independent one and
farmer -laborite one-a republican
of II, with two vacancies
yet to be filled
Harding Asked Forbes Resignation
Washington. IA. P.)- President
Warren G. Harding called for the res
ignation of Charles Forbes as direc-
tor of the veterans bureau as re-
suit of the Perryville, Md, surplus
supply sale transaction, Brigadier
General Charles E. Sawyer, personal
friend and physical to the late ex-
ecutive, testified before the senate
veterans committee today.
Wounded Indian Dies
Lethbridge, Alta.-(A. P)-Joe
also known as Two-StaD,
/ blood Indian, wounded when arrest
ID yesterday on charge of Staying
Winnie Tellestrup, high school girl,
whose mutilated body was found IN
! strawstack, died today.
Killed in Strike Riots
Warsaw. = CA. P.) Twenty-one |
persons have been killed and three
core wounded in riots and bombing
,rowing out of the railway workers
trike here.
TO Comply With German Request
Paris.-(A. P.)-The reparatlons
commission has decided to comply I'M
nediately with the German request
or a hearing on the reparation ques-
ion as proposed in the Berlin gov
note of October "a, IT the
everal governments, including the
United States, are unable to agree re-
,arding the setting up Of an advisory
Investigating committee.
France, Britain May Agree
Paris.-(A. P.)-Prospects for the
ereement between France and Great
Britain on the text of the invitation TO
he United States to join the CONFER
nce of experts for the examination OF
he reparation question is regarded
n Diplomatic and French official cir
les today as brighter than yesterday
Walton Plead Not Guilty
Oklahoma City. "a. P.)--Govern-
r J. c. Walton today pleaded not
uiltv to each of the % impeachment
harges filed against him by the OK
ahoma legislature.
Reserve Membership Conditions
Washington.-(A. P)-The federal
eserve board announcing its decls-1
IN in the branch banking contro-
ersy, adopted as condition OF the
membership in the reserve system OF
tate banks, that they agree to estap-
sh no branches, except within the
ity where the parent bank is locat-
d. The policy is effective Feb
uary 1, 1924.
commission Won't Investigate Rates
WashinJton.-(A. P0-The inter-
tate commerce commission has re-
Used to undertake an investigation
ito the general level of railroad
ates.
May Search British Vessels
London=(A. P.)-The imperial
difference of premiers has given it's
nal assent to the proposal for an
greement by which British vessels
Inspected of liquor running may be
topped and searched within an
greed distance Of the American
1ores.