The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-04-09
SEE WINTER WHEAT YIELD 572,3l7, ,00OBU.
IN S.---DROP FROM LAST YEARS YIELD

Washington-(A P.)-The winter
wheat production for this year was
/ forecast today by the department of
agriculture at 572,317,OOO bushels and
rye at 75,784,000 bushels, compared
with 5S6, 100000 bushels of winter
wheat and 95497, 900 bushels of rye
last year.
Anti-Fascisti Organization
New York-(A. P.)-An alliance to
combat the recently announced or
ganization of Fascist in this country
will be perfected at meeting tomor-
row night, it is announced by officers
of the Italian chamber of labor.
Several labor union leaders are de-
clared to be interested in the new
body, which will be known as the
Anti-Fascisti alliance.
Can't Recover on War Losses
Washington-(A P)-Anticipated
war profits lost through cancellation
of war contracts cannot be recovered
from the federal government, the su-
preme court held today in three cases.
Investigate Pullman Rates
Washington-(A P)-Investigation
into the propriety and reasonableness
of the present surcharge against pas
sengers using Pullman equipment and
into the general schedule Of rates
charged for Pullman car service, was
instituted today by the interstate COM
merce commission. Times and places
for hearings will be assigned later.
Transportation Company Defunct
New York-(A. P)-The American
Fuel Oil and Transportation company,
Delaware corporation, with princi-
pal offices in New York, was placed
in the hands of receiver by Federal
Judge Mack today. The concern has
an authorized capital of thirty mil
lion dollars.
French Eject Germans
Frankfort Mania. P.)-The
French Spahi (Algerian) troops
elected LOG families within ten min
utes from a dwelling in the German
railwaymen's colony at Euren, near
Treves, according to reports from
German quarters today. The Ger
mans claim that the evictiOns were
carried on with unusual ruthlessness,
troops going about with rifles and
sabres ready for action and often
striking or showing inhabitants
Harding at Desk Again
Washington - ca. P.) = President |
Harding reached his office shortly af-
ter $3.50 o'clock today and spent an |
hour going over accumulated mail be-
fore seeing the first callers of the
day, Secretaries Hughes and Hoover. /
The executives engagement list also
includes Senators Curtis, of Kansas,
republican whip in the senate, and
o1co of Kansas hoad Of tho
farm block.
Bomb Destroys Canal Lock
Essen(A P.)-Explosion of time
bomb destroyed the lock of the Dort-
canal, near Herne, early
day. The canal was blocked, seri-
ously interfering with the complicated
inland water traffic to the Ruhr.
Olympic Games to Los Angles
Rome-(A. P.)-The Olympic games
for 1882 have been awarded to Los
Calf, the first available
dates for the United States, as the
1924 games were awarded to Paris,
and the 1928 games to Switzerland.
Fix G.. N. Valuation
Westinghouse PA tentative
valuation of $395,353 ,655 was fixed by
the Interstate commerce commission
.oday upon the Great Northern rail
road system.
Princess YOIandO Married
Rome-(A. P.)-Princess Yolando, I
eldest daughter of King Victor Eman-
lei and Queen Helena, was married !
oday to Count Calvi Di Bergolo, cap :
ain of the cavalry.
Minimum Wage Law Unconstitutional I
Washington-(A. P.)-The mini c
mum wages to be paid women and
minor girls in the District of Colum $
ia, was declared unconstitutional to- I
lay by the supreme court. While !
he validity Of none of the state mini
mum wage laws was directly under
ttack in the case, the decision is re-
,arded as of vital Importance, and d
he states of California, Kansas, New h
'ork, Oregon, Wisconsin, and Wash A
ngton interviewed as friends Of the D
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