The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-08-31
u. S. MEXICAN DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS
RESUMED --RECOGNIZE 0BREGON GOVT

Washington-(A. P.)-The formal
announcement of the agreement be-
tween the United States and Mexico,
in which all diplomatic relations are
resumed, was made by the state de-
partment today. The restoration, of
the relations carries with it full rec-
Ognition by the United States of the
government of President Obregon.
This is result of recent negotiations
by Charles Warren and John Barton
at Mexico City
Battling Against KIan Resumed
Perth Amboy, N. ia. P.)RThe
battling between the Ku Klux Klans-
men and mobs was resumed on. the
streets of Perth Amboy this morning,
as members of the order tried to
escape from the Odd Fellows hall,
where they sought refuge during1the
attack on the Khan at a meeting last
night in which over hundred per-
sons were reported injured A hun
dred men with clubs and stones at
tackled and severely beat thirty kians-
.men-shis morning. r-v--,zsess ss---s-'-ssss -
Murderer Is Executed
Salt Lake City-(A. P.)-George HI.
Gardner was executed by firing
squad at the Utah state prison at
dawn for the murder of Gordon
Stuart, deputy sheriff, and Joseph
Irvine, a rancher.
Greek Reply Unacceptable
Rome-(A. P.)-The italian cabi-
net, at meeting today, found the
Greek reply to an ultimatum unac-
ceptable, Stefani, a semi-official news
agency, says. 1t reports that GER
tain decisions were reached, none of
which were disclosed in statements
issued by ministers of the marine
and war. In Rome, two hostile dem
onstrations were carried out by the
Fascist, says Corriere D'Italiano,
in front Of the Greek consulate. The
shield bearing the Greek arms was
carried away.
Endorse Permanent Court
Minneapolis-(A P)-The partici-
patton of the United States in a per-
court of international JUS
tice at The Hague, was endorsed by
the American Bar association, at the
closing session of the annual con-
vention. i
Accept Agreement on Conditions
Harrisburg P.)-The anthra-
cite miners union officials, and op
orators, answered Governor Pin
chot's peace proposals for avertlng
the mine suspension today. The
miners accepted them as a basis for
the negotiation and the
operators, while objecting to flat
ten per cent wage increase, accepted |
on the condition that an agreement
putting it into effect over long |
term of years be affected.
Demand international Commission
London-(A. P.)-An ultimatum
from the Jugo-Slavia irregulars de-
that the international com
engaged in the delim1nat-
ing boundary between Albania and
suspend work forthwith,
has been received by the Albanian
legation in Rome, according to an
Exchange Telegraph dispatch from
the Italian capital The Albanian
government, it adds, protested to the /
italian, French and British govern
nents. also to the ambassadors con-
ference in Paris, which has charge
IF the delimination work. I
Many Miners Quit Work
Wilkesbarre, Pa-(A. P)-Thous-
ands of miners in the Wyoming val
ey will quit work in obedience to
suspension order issued by the Unit
I'd Mine Workers today because OF
allure of the union leaders to work
3ut new wage scale to replace the
)ne which expires tonight.
Italy Denies War Declaration
London-(A P0-The Italian en-
)assy here emphatically denied today
hat Italy had declared war, when in
ormed of the a1armist reports cir
,ulated in the United States, and re-
erred to as italian war measures
Martial Law in Greece
London-(A. P.)-Martial law has
)een proclaimed throughout Greece,
'ays an Athens dispatch to the Cen
raj News.
Ask League Of Nations to Act
London-(A. P)-The Greek gov
,rnment has appealed to the League
If Nations to act in the Greco
Italian controversy, according to :