The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-06-25
SOUTH DAKOTA TORNADO FATAL To TEN
twelve DROWN in MICHIGAN STREAMS

Aberdeen, S. D.-(A. P)-Ten per
sons were said to have perished and
score of others injured when a
tornado laid waste two wide
stretches of prosperous farming
country, forty miles long in the
vicinity of Reeder, Hettinger, N. D.,
! Sunday evening, according to word
received here.
Twelve Persons Are Drowned
from the sweltering heat of Sunday,
| twelve persons were drowned in the
rivers and lakes of Michigan yester-
day. Three were drowned at Grand
Rapids, and two at Detroit. The tenn
perature here was "a.
More ''Wet' Liners Arrive
New York-(A. P.)-Two more
wet liners arrived here today while
the United States officials prepared
to move on six other vessels that
were docked over the week end with
liquor transported over the three mile
line in defiance with the treasury de-
partments ruling. The anchor iners
Tuscania, the French liner, Suffren,
were the latest arrivals.
Grain Exports Are Large
Washington-(A P.)-The grain
exports from the United States last
week were four million, five hundred
and twenty-five thousand bushels,
compared to two million, eight hun
dred and fifty thousand bushels Of the
week before.
President of Authors VIII Surrender
New York-(A. P.)-George Max
well, the president of the Authors,
Publishers and Composers associ-
alton of America, who was abroad
when indicted on a charge of writing
poison letters to Allan Ryan, New
York financier, has returned and will
surrender soon, was announced today
at the criminal courts building.
Howard Charged With Manslaughter
Aberdeen, Wash.-(A P.)-Man-
slaughter charges will be filed against
Pete Howard, So, a carpenter, who
yesterday shot and killed E. w. Clay
ton, Al, railroad bridge worker, the
prosecutor announces. Howard says
the shooting was accidental.
Young Boy Shoots Self
Stevenson, Wash.-(A. P.)-Joseph
eight years old, had two
fingers blown off by dynamite cap |
near here yesterday. Crying This
will break mammals heart" he rush
ed into the house and shot himself
the heart. He was consid-
cred a prodigy.
Street Fighting in Germany
Berlin-(A. P.)-Street fighting oc-
cured at Eisleben, Prussian Saxony, |
between nationalists and communists |
on the occasion of the unveiling Of
the memorial to the asSaSsinated |
German foreign minister, DR.. Walter
Rathenau, the Central News states
Two of the demonstrators were re-
ported dead, 20 others as seriously
injured.
State Historian Dies
Denver, Colo.-(A P)-Th0mas F.
Dawson, Colorado state historian and
nationally known newspaper man,
died this morning in a Denver hos
pital He was the third victim of an Z
accident in the Bear Greek
canyon yesterday. Dawson was with
newspaper men in Harding's party.
Premier Fav0rs u. s. Orders
London-(A. P.)-Premier Baldwin
stated in the house of commons to-
lay that there were no grounds for
protest if the British customs seals
we're broken within the United States
territorial waters by the United
States customs officials.
Storms Sweep Central States
ST. Paula P)-Wind and rain
storms which swept through sections
If the central northwest over the
week end, took nearly a score OF
ives and did extensive property dam
age was reported here today.
Many Killed in Wreck
New York-(A P.)-Ten persons
we're killed and about 45 injured this
afternoon when two car train
plunged from the Brooklyn -Manhat-
an transit elevated structure at Fifth
md Flatbush avenues, Brooklyn, and
smashed to matchwood, according to
he unofficial casualty list received
1t 430 o'clock The point where the
accident occurred is one of the bust +;
,st in Brooklyn. In falling, the train
rushed two automobiles beneath it.