The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-07-24

Seattle-(A. P)-TwO persons were
shot, one perhaps fatally, another
beaten and robbed, three automobiles
were held up and about three thou
sand dollars worth of loot seized by
two bandits who terrorized the Paci-
fic highway north of Everett early
today. Finley Mckee, the manager
of the Lyman Lumber company, and
his wife, were shot by bandit who
jumped on the running board of their
car when they attempted to speed
past the bandits. McKee's wound,
through his lungs, is critical. G. D.
Shelton, of Spokane, the first victim,
when tricked into stopping his car
was robbed of three thousand dollars
in valuables.
Communists Disturb Peace
London-(A. P)-Reuters' Berlin
correspondent, confirms the reports
of communist disturbances in Frank
fort. The report says that the pub
lie prosecutor, DR.. Haas, was killed
Yesterday and his wife and father
maltreated.
Peace Treaty is Signed
LauSd0uG-(A. I.J-- l. dO i@e'ooHShAAS
peace treaty, formally establishing
peace between European powers and
Turkey, was signed at 3:15 p. m. to-
day. Turkey regains eastern Thrace,
Joins the League of Nations, and OBJ
tains Constantinople. All foreign
troops are to be Withdrawn.
Chinese Fire on Vessels
I-Chang, Hupeh Province, China
"a. P.)-Steamers arriving on
Yangzte river from Chung-klng re-
port the American steamer Alice Dol
lar and the British vessel under the |
escort Of the American gunboat, |
Monocacy, were heavily fired on near
Chung-King. 1t was said that the
Monocacy returned the fire, doing
damage.
Harding Goes Fishing
Aboard the Henderson-(A. PA
fishing excursion by United States
president into foreign country was
he feature set for today in president
Iarding's tour. Harding expected TO
70 ashore near Campbell river, b. u,
Ind see the celebrated variety OF
rout.
A Princess Sentenced to Prison
Leipsic-(A. P.)-Princess Marguer-
te Won Hohenlohe-Oehrin was
convicted today of completely in hlgh
reason and perjury for her part in
he escape of Captain Ehrnardt, tne
commander of the Iron BRIGADE III
92O. She was sentenced to SIX
nonths Imprisonment.
Approve OF Poincare's Attitude
Paris-(A. P.)-The French cabinet
oday unanimously approved OF Pre-
nier Poincare's attitude toward tne
British project for the reply to Ger
aany's reparation note which the pre-
nier set forth to his colleagues TO-
ay for the first time. This was the
nly definite information that was OBJ
ainable after the cabinet meeting.
MOhammedans Attack Procession
Aimere, British India-(A. PA
erious clash between the Hindus and
here last evening re-
ulted in the killing of five persons
nd injury to several others before
ne troops succeeded in restoring
rder. The Mohammedans attacked
ne Hindu procession and also the
alaji temple.
Plan Labor Day Bout
New York-(A. P)-Tex Rickard, ;
fter a conference today with Jack
earns, Dempsey's manager, and {
uis Firpo, announced that he would
lake a definite statement at p. m. i
morrow regarding the proposed ]
latch. He indicated that they {
tanned to hold the bout in or near I
ew York about Labor day.
To Consolidate Campaigns
Minneapolis-(A. P)-Membership
of the Cooperative Wheat
rowers' associations, in eleven pro-
ucing states, are to be consolidated
into a country wide :
rive under the national organiza- :
on committee, according to an an :
ouncement here today by the Ameri- Z
an Wheat Growers association in
the sales agency for the :
ate organizations. :
Harding's Mail by Flyer
Chicago-(A. P.)-An airplane,
arrying the mail for President Hard I