The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-03-12

Chicago-(A. P.)-Death, injury,
and damage were the harvest of fierce
March storms which last night and
early today swept many sections OF
the country between the Rockies and
the Apalachians. Early reports, with
wire communication severely crippled,
showed that nearly thirty persons
were dead, many more injured, and
probably hundreds of thousands of
dollars damage done in many states.
Tennessee Reports 20 Dead
Jackson, Tenn.-(A. P)-Twenty
persons are reported killed and
seventy-five injured near Pinson, Ten
nessee, IL miles south of Jackson, by
a storm which sept that section OF
the country last night. A number OF
the dead and injured were said to be
negroes. About fifty dwellings near
Pinson were wrecked, according to
meager reports.
Takes Toll in Kentucky
Richmond, Ky.-(A. P.)-Three
people were killed, two fatally in
jured, and a number seriously hurt
by a cyclone which swept a small
section on the Madison-Fayette county
border shortly before midnight.
Five Dead at Louisville
Louisville. Ky.-(A. P)-At least
five persons were killed in south
central Kentucky in storm which
swept the state last night.
Land Prisoners at Dublin
Dublin-(A. P.)-Nearly three hum
dred prisoners taken in weekend
raids in England and Scotland, were
understood to have been landed here
from Bitish Warships, two hundred
from one, and the balance, including
thirty women, from another. All were
conveyed under heavy armed guard
to jail.
Valentino Expected to Marry
Chicago-(A P.)-RudoIph Valen-
tino and his second wife, Winifred
Hudnut, are expected to marry here
tomorrow or Wednesday. The screen
actor and the wife he married in
Mexico shortly after obtaining di-
vorce from Jean Acker, have awaited
that the interlocutory de-
cree of divorce granted in Los Ange-
les a year ago had become absolute
and final.
Evacuation Of Ruhr Not to be Hurried
Brussels-(A. P.)-The evacuation
Of the occupied German Ruhr and
Rhineland territory will be gradual |
operation carried out only upon Ger !
many fulfilling her reparations obliga- !
tiOns, a communicate issued this |
evening after the initial meeting of |
the Franco-Belgian premiers in con- |
terence on occupatlOnal measures, de- |
clared
Germans Still Clash with French
Recklinghausen = CA. P.) = Eight |
Germans are dead as result of |
clashes with French troops in various |
parts of Recklinghausen One French |
soldier and three Germans were
wounded in a riot at Dortmund. A
state of siege has been declared in
he entire Recklinghausen district.
Claim Germans Finance Rum Fleet
London-(A. P0-Wholesale rum
running into the United States by a
fleet Of four or five ships under the
Panama flag is being financed by a
German magnate, accord
ing to information received in respon
sible American quarters here. The
feet, it declared, is chiefly operated
rom the United States end by for
ner German captain of an Hamburg
American liner.
Credit Description Of Slayer
Seattle-(A. P.)-Police and Stand
lrd Oil officials here today expressed
he belief that the letter signed IS.
:. Litell," purporting to give a de-
of the slayer of Howard Nc
Jreary, University of Washington stu
lent was written in good faith in
he hope of securing the thousand
lollars reward offered for the slayer's
apprehension. The police received the
etter several days ago. McCreary
vas shot and killed by a bandit while
for the Standard Oil COM
any here February 26.
Place First Radical OH Trial
ST. Joseph, Michigan-(A. P.)-Wil- ]
am 2. Foster, of Chicago, was placed
n trial in the Berrien county cir
uit court today charged with writ
lg, advocating and deliberately
lstifying the doctrine that indus
rial and political reform should be
rought about by crime, sabotage, and
ther unlawful methods of terrorism"
'oseer is the first of thirty-two per- {