The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-03-23
WOULD REVISElTRANSPORTATION ACT
and LIbERALIZE IMMIGRATION LAWS

st. Augustine, Florida-(A. P.)-
Revision of the transportation act and
liberalization of the immigration laws,
are among the first matters to be
laid before congress when it meets
in December, as part of the admin
istration legislative program, accord
ing to an announcement here today,
by Senator James Watson, of Indiana,
one of the administration leaders in
the senate.
More French Troops in Ruhr
Paris-(A. P.)-The French troops
in the Ruhr will be reinforced by
twenty thousand men within few
days, War Minister Maginot announced
today in the chamber of deputies.
| Would Prosecute Radicals
| Washington-(A. PA request
that the federal government commence
prosecutions against William q. Eos
ter and eleven other alleged radicals
and investigate the acts OF Frank P.
Walsh and eight others alleged to
have been associated in various radi-
cal movements in this country, was
filed with the department Of justice
today by representatives of a num-
Der of organizations interested in law
enforcement. :.
Would Overthrow German Government
Berlin-(A. P.)--Investi by
the Prussian minister of the interior
into activities of reactionary organl-
cations, is reported to have led to
the discovery of a plot modelled after
the famous Kapp Putsch, to overthrow
the government.
Roads Must Report on Earnings
Washington=(A P.)-An order was
issued today by the interstate COM
merce commission, requiring that all
reports by May l upon earnings dur
ing 1922 and pay to the government
under the transportation act, half OF
the amount by which such earnings
exceed a six per cent return on the
value of the investment.
Steel Co. Not Barred From Canal
Washington-(A P.)-The United !
States Steel corporation, through It's |
the United States Steel
Products company may continue 10
operate steamships through the Pana-
ma canal, under decision today by |
the Interstate commerce commission. |
Riot in French Chamber
Paris-(A. P)-Premier POincare, |
by communist insinuations
that he was controlled by Deputy
Leon DeBaut, royalist leader, started
a. scene of wild disorder when, IN
omen session of the chamber today,
he called communist deputy Andre
Rerthon. an abominable scoundrel.'
Charge Sugar Conspiracy
Washington-(A P.)-Charges of
+bo c,,oor trodp to raise |
nrices is said at the department OF
Justice to be sufficiently grave to war
rant preliminary inquiry by the led
sral governments legal officers. A
has been arranged between
Acting, Attorny General Seymour and
Secretary Hoover with view of joint
action.
Cave-in Kills Three
SNYDER, Oklahoma-(A P)-Three
men were killed and one injured when
he walls of we'll they we're sink
ing here. caved in early today and
,uried them under five feet OF dirt.
rhe men were thirty feet down when
he accident occurred. The bodies
lave not been recovered.
Bank Bandits Get 100000
East st. Louis-(A PD-Samuel D.
Barker. teller of the Southern Illinois
National bank, has reported to the
,olice that bandits robbed him and a s
,uard of $4,000, at the east approach s
# the municipal free bridge today. '
'he bandits escaped.
Piute Indian Killed ]
Salt Lake City-(A. P)-Word is ;
eceived here this morning to the eff {
ect that in a skirmish late yesterday
etween renegade Piutes and white {
'osse, near Wash Comb, in south {
astern Utah, one Indian was killed s
nd five bucks and four squaws cap
ured
Denies Intimacy With Girl ]
New York-(A. P.)-Official denial c
hat Miss Stella Larrimore, nineteen
ear-old actress and sister of Fran r
inc Larrimore, Broadway star, was I
uilty of intimate relations with Lou c
was made today by her b
ounsel, at a hearing in the divorce v
uit brought against the actor by r
eraldine Farrar, former prima dom 7
a of the Metropolitan Opera COM "
any c