The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-06-20
INTENSE HEAT WAVE FATAL TO
MANY The In EASTERN STATES

Chicago-(A. P.)-Six persons were
killed by heat prostration and num-
Der overcome here yesterday, bring
ing the total fatalities to thirteen,
since the heat wave arrived Monday.
Heat Kills IA in Ohio
| Columbus, Ohio-(A. P.)-The tor
rid wave caused directly or Indirectly
the deaths Of at least fourteen
Ohioans, within the last so hours, it
is reported.
Heat Fatal In Minnesota
st. Paula. P.)-Storms, heat and
! fires took heavy toll in property
damage and life in Minnesota and
northern Wisconsin yesterday, ac-
cording to reports here. Three deaths
are attributed to heat and two to the
storms in Minnesota.
Would Solve Ship Liquor Problem
Southampton-(A P.)-The White
Star liner, Olympic, is making the
present trip to New York the occa-
sion of an attempt to solve the ship
liquor problem. 1t sailed today with.
wine stocks aboard for the return
journey in a special stateroom, with
four seals of the British customs SER
vice on the door.
Another Stock Exchange Failure.
New York-(A. Zimmerman &
Forshay, one of the leading members
of the New York stock exchange,
failed today
May Abandon Passive Resistance
Elberfeld-(A. P)-Passive resist
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valley, provided eight conditions are
tion by the French and Belgians for
the production of private industry
seized, says memorandum to the
Berlin government, said to have been
drafted here by representative of en-
ployers and employees, authorized to
act The removal of the Franco-Bel-
gian railway administration and the
release of prisoners, are among the
conditions named.
Industrial Crisis More Acute
Duesseldore-(A P)-The indus
trial crisis is becoming more acute
here, The working hours have been
reduced from "a to 16 weekly, in many
plants.
Military Rule at Savannah
Atlanta-(A. P.)-Governor Hard
wick today signed an order authoriz-
ing Adjutant General Pope to estab-
lish military rule at Savannah, where
a mob threatened the jail early today
to capture a negro held on charge
of attacking a white woman, in the
event the situation demanded such
action.
Chandler Weds Sten0grapher
Atlanta-(A. P.)-Asa A. Chandler,
Sr., r., of Atlanta, was married here
today to Mrs. May Little Ragin, 35,
his stenographer.
Harding Sells Newspaper Control
Washington - CA. P.) = President
has disposed of he control of
the stock of the Harding Publishing
company, publishers Of the Marian
Star, to Louis H. Brush and Roy D. |
Moore. The president will retain
some stock in the company and be
associated with the Star in editorial
it is announced.
Mount Etna Convulsions Continue
Catania-(A. P.)-The latest re-
by Mount Etna's eruption, give rise |
may have passed it's period of greatest |
intensity. The situation is generally |
regarded here as practically un-
lava bearing slowly, but inevitably |
upon Linguaglossa. During the night
the crater's mouth was enlarged by
and the lips, slipping into the seeth-
I'd IN cir
tumbling down the mountain sides
with tremendous clatter.
Salesman's Story False
Clifton, Ariz.-(A. P.)-B. H. Rouw,
San Francisco salesman, today ad
mitted that the story of the burial
II the body on the Evanston pier, of
Leighton Mount, who disappeared in
1921. was false.
FresiAeat Leaves for Coast
Washington "a P.) - President
Harding and party left Washington
.oday on a special train for the four
mile trip to the Pacific
coast and Alaska His first speech
will be given at ST. Louis, tomorrow
light.
Ruhr Industries Arc COnfiScated
Duesseldorf-(A. P.)-The French
ire preparing to confiscate the Ger
mans to operate all OF the Ruhr val
ey industries, it was stated today.
Corkery Leads For Congress
Spokane-(A. P.)-With 10 pre-
,incts unreported out of 593 in the
fifth congressional district, Thomas
Jorkery, Spokane, was leading Char
es Myers, Davenport, by 189 votes
or republican nomination for the un-
expired term in congress of ]. Stan
ey Webster, resigned Corkery had
1888 votes Meyers had 5000. 1t was
estimated that about eight hundred
rotes were not in. City Commissioner
Maurice Smith, Spokane, was third;
Dan Morgan, fourth. Superior Judge
Sam Hill, Waterville, was leading H.
J. Harris, Spokane, in the same re-
urns, 5015 to 1865.
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