The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-03-16
DEAD and INJURED in Wake OF STORM
WHICH SWEPT MISSISSIPPI YESTERDAY

Memphis, Tenn-(A. P.)-Eight
persons were killed and fifty or more
injured in a storm which wrecked the
village of Savage, in Tate county
Mississippi, late yesterday and swept
through sections of Pamela and Quit
man counties, according to word re-
ceived from the storm-swept area.
John Kerr, a merchant, was
crushed when his store at Savage was
demolished, and died early today, ac-
cording to Telegraph Operator w. S.
Mccoy, at Cranshaw. A man named
Chambers, with his wife and son. are
reported drowned, when they were
blown into the Coldwater river. Four
negroes are reported killed on a
plantation near Lambert, MISSISSIPPI
pi.
Bandits Rob Bank
st. Louis-(A. PD-Six bandits to-
day robbed the State Bank of Wells
ton, west of the city limits, lining
up eight employees and three custo-
mers against the wall and scooping
up between ten and fifteen thousand
dollars from the cages. They es-
capped in automobiles. The robbery
was executed in less than two min
uteS
Davis Assistant Secretary Interior
Washington-(A. P.)-D. w. Davis,
former governor of Idaho, was sworn
in today as special assistant secre-
tary of, the interior He will act as
a personal aide to Secretary Work.
File Suit Against Ruth
New York-(A. P)-The $4,000
suit of Dolores Dixon, against Babe
Ruth, accusing him of attacking her
during motor trips to Long Island,
was filed today in the New York
clerks office by George Fein-
berg, her lawyer. The complaint
charges that Ruth is the father of
Dolores Dixon's unborn child.
Bishop TuttIe Sinking
st. Louis-(A. P.)-The Right Rev |
erend Daniel S. Tuttle, sc years of |
age, presiding bishop of the Episco-
oalian church, who has been serious
y i'll with the grippe for more than
/ week, lapsed into Inconsistencies
oday, it is announced here. Little
lope is held for his recovery.
Gadski Sues Newspaper
New York-(A P.)-Mme. Joanna
iadski Tauscher, prima donna, has
lied suit for libel against the New
vork Tribune and Musical Critic Hen
y E. Kreibiel, for $250,000 damages
ach, alleging that an article printed
\ the newspaper last month injured
er reputation and profession. The
uit is based on an aIlusion to the
linking of the Lusitania and sub
equent celebration at the home of
one of the singers of the opera"
French Troop Train Wrecked
Duesseldorf-(A. P)-One French
0ldier was killed and three French
abroad men injured when a French
'oop train was wrecked near Tre-
ss in Rhineland today, as a result +
sabotage.
Former Queen Dies at 7G
Antilles, France-(A. P)-Former S
ueen Milena, of Montenegro, died
ere at 1920 a. m. today, aged 76
,ars.
Tigers Estranged Wife Dies il
P.)-The death in c.
iris of Nine. Mary Plummer Clemen- v
au, estranged wife of the Tiger o.
France and wartime premier, was A
nounced today by the Milwaukee G.
urnal Nine. Clemenceau was ma t6
e of Durand, Wisconsin. l.
l. w. W. Attorney to Speak N
New York-(A. P.)-The American -
vii Liberties Union announced to- y.
y that Elmer Smith, of Centralia, 90
,shington, attorney for the I. w. W., ~ ~,
O was arrested while addressing an ~,
W. w. meeting in Centralia, Febru- ~,
: 18, would try to speak there again IN
1t Saturday, under the joint aus nc
es of the l. W. w. and the Civil ~ -,
erties union. The announcement
ted that the latter organization are CO
crested on the ground that the ar ta1
t involved free speech. ~
lie Objection to Power Project wi
P)-Objections of jol
state of Washington to the issu Gle
e of federal license for a power Th
iect on Flathead creek, were filed Ea
ay with the federal power COM CO.
sion, but previous plans for hear ito