The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-06-09
HARDING REAFFIRMS DECLARATION US.
CANNOT REMAIN ISOLATED FROM WORLD


! main isolated from the world. 1--WE
would not be happy in the United
States if the civilized world were con-
| stantly in distress. We can not live
| for ourselves alone any more. For
myself I want America to make sure
/ of it's present and it's future, but I
would have America also give of its
influence to the peace of the world" "
Affirm Conviction Tacoma Banker
Olympia-(A. p 1.-The conviction
of o. S. Larson, former vice presi-
dent and stockhoIder in the Scandi-
navian bank of Tacoma, on charges
of grand larceny, was reaffirmed by
the state supreme court today, sus-
tanning a former opinion. He must
serve from three to five years in the
state penitentiary.
Overthrow Bulgarian Government
Sofia-(A. P.)-The Bulgarian gov
ernment was overthrown at three
o'clock this morning by an organi-
zation of reserve officers supported
by the active army. All ministers
were arrested A government has
been formed by all the opposition
parties, with the exception of the
communists. The movement is sup
ported by the provincial garrison.
Order prevails throughout the coun-
try.
Derby Winner Takes Belmont Stakes
New York=(A. P)-Zev, Kentucky
Derby winner, won the classic Bel
mont stakes today, mile and three
furlongs, from a fleet field of seven
three-year-olds. Harry Payne Whit
ney's Chickvale came in second, with
the Greentree stables Rialto, third
The time was 2 minutes and 10 sec
onds- Earl Sande rode Zev.
President Harding Takes Trip
Washington-(A.P A. P.)-President and
Mrs. Harding, together with a party
of friends, left today on the regular
train for visit to Wilmington, Dover,
Milford, and Lewes, in Delaware.
King Georges Aunt Dies
London-(A P)-Princess Chris
tian, aunt of King George, died this
More Brokerage Firms Fail
New York-(A. PD-New York's |
list of stock brokerage failures was
augmented today by the filing of an
Involuntary petition in bankruptcy
against M. S. Walfe and company, one
of the largest curb market firms in
the city, with a branch office in Chi
cago.
Kills Officers Spanish Ship
Lisbon-(A P.)-The second officer
If the steamship, Brave Ceeur" has +
been placed under arrest at Oporto,
according to message received here,
On a charge of killing the commander
Of the vessel, the wireless operator
and another officer. and wounding a
seaman and passenger while on the
nigh seas.
'Tanan and Russia Get Together
Tokio-fA P)AJapan and Russia
oday agreed to open negotiations for
he resumption of relations between
he two countries.
American Company Takes Concession
New York-(A. P.)-An agreement
the Turkish government and !
he Otto-American Development com !
3any placing the Chester concession
1t option to group of American ]
capitalists by Turkey, was accepted ]
md signed by the company this week, j
Frederick B1ackall, general manager
If the company, announced today.
Augment Prohibition Agents Work {
Highlands, N. ia. P.)-The hand
III of federal agents who are bearing !,
he brunt of the prohibition enforce
nent work in New York since Gov !
rnor Smith signed the enforcement
.ct repeal, saw their difficulties aug
nented today when a rum fleet of
light vessels anchored in line ex- :
ending from Jones' inlet to a point
pposite Asbury park. :
hundreds Drowned in Russian Flood {
Stockholm-(A P.)-Russian COR
espondents to the Stockholm's Tid- {
ingen report today that nearly four
undred persons were drowned and
evenly thousand rendered homeless,
y floods in the lower VOlga region. t
Chinese Battle Raging q
Canton-(A. P.)-On fronts to the
rest, north and east of Canton, bat
les were raging today between the :.
un Vat Sens constitutiOnaliStS =
orces and Northern Chinese troops. :
un's armies, reported falling !,
aclz, face greater numbers on two : :
ronts, and are barely bolding their =
round on the third. Up the West :
iver, reinforced Kwang's forces are : :
irving the constitutionalists before r
lem. The city of Dosing IS reported
) be burning. All traffic on the
iver is at standstill Further VIC a
,ries of the Peking 1evies over the e
un forces are reported on the North :
ver. !
Japan's Reply is Curt +
Tokio-(A P)-Japan's reply to p
hina's note yesterday demanding an p
pology for the shooting of Chinese a
oters by Japanese marines at Chan h
sha, province of Human, on June 2,
I'D the withdrawal of japanese gun
oats from Changsha, was the de-
,atch today of four destroyers from n
le Sasebo base to reinforce the Jap 7
nese patrol on the Yangze river, N
i'd the official statement that Japan a
as determined to defend the lives v
I'D property of her nationals in q
hina is