The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-03-22

Frankfort on the Maine-(A. P)4
Communist demonstrations will Be
held in all countries of the world from
April Is to April %, as a part Of the
international protest week program,
directed primarily against the occu-
patton of the Ruhr, according to a
resolution adopted at the closing ses
sion of the International Communist
conference here. The week, the re-
solution states, will also include a,
demonstration against the treaty of
Versailles, the danger of war and
against Faeism.
Dies Suddenly on Train
Toledo Ohio-(A. P.)-Leonard R.
Steel, aged 45 years, of Buffalo, head
of the L. r. Steel corporation, died
suddenly on a westbound New York
Central train near here early today.
He was found dyiTG in his berth by
Ernest Mattey his chauffeur. Heart
disease is believed to have caused
death. ~
Death on Eve of Investigation
Buffalo, N. Y.-(A. P.)-L. r.
Steel's sudden death came on the eve
of an investigation on the part of the
county and state authorities of his
promotion of the l.. R. Steel corpora
tions, which went into receivership, !
March 8.
Presidential Party Northward Bound !
Cocoa, Fla. - CA. f. Tentative /
plans for the remainder of President |
Harding's vacation trip, as disclosed |
today, contemplate his return to
Washington between April and 10.
The vacation party today cruised on
with the houseboat Pioneer
making good progress.
To Control German Shipping
Dusseldorf = CA. P.) - Belgian
troops are occupying Krupp harbor,
at Hoch Emmerich, on the Rhine,
near Duisberg, for the purpose of con-
trolling exports from the harbor, and
the collection of a ten per cent on
The goods shipped.
Investigating Sugar Price
Washington = CA. P.) Demands
which are being made for investiga-
ton of sugar price fluctuations are
about month behind, Secretary Hoo II
yer said today, adding that such an
inquiry was instituted by the govern
hOAA1 4ndA III Il uC SCCl OUdl Sdlu
lie was convinced that there was no
economic justification for the high Y
prices of sugar, and the department
# commerce and other governmental t
departments comenced the investiga- ! q
ion of conditions in Cuba t
Postpone Armour Investigation
Oklahoma-(A. PA postpone
nent of four weeks in the final con- !.
liberation by the department of agri-
culture of the merger of Morris &
TO-, and Armour & Co., packing in
erests, has been agreed to by Sec
etary Wallace. Action in telegraph
ng last night to Washington, request
ng that the postponement be granted, I
vas made known today, following his
departure after a visit here on a
our of the southwest
Fire Destroys American Consulate !
Constantinople - CA. P.) - The il
american consulate at Smyrna has t
cen destroyed by fire. The seals and u
ecOrdS were saved. n
Man Killed in Booze Raid tt
Long Beach, Calif.-(A. P.)-One s.
ian is believed by the police to have
cen killed in raid last night on b
quor landing party, which also re- Il
llted in the arrest of three promfn- a,
ut Long Beach men, and four others a
Inspected of being members of the n
ollywood smuggling ring. a.
Perish in Zero Storm Il
Denver, Colo.:(A. P.)-Trapped in
fierce below-zero storm near Black Ii
fountain, at Craig, Colorado, last it
uesday, Jay Sorrie, homesteader, W
Id his 14-year-old daughter, perished W
ter futile attempts to reach shelter. 81
Federal Reserve Member Dead al
Washington - "a. P.) - Milo D. w
ampbell, of Michigan, who recently tu
,came the "dirt farmer" member
the federal reserve board, dropped a
lad today while playing golf at the w
,lumbia country club. Campbell was Ell
'esident of the National Milk Pro- al
lcers' association, and was widely as
lown as a practical farmer. He pe
ok office a week ago. dc
Ford Buys Coal Lands to
Lexington, Ky.-(A. Pit is in
armed today by the Lexington Lea to