The Star
YOLUME XII
THE DAILY
RUSSIA WANTS PLACE IN CONFERENCE
IN THE INTERESTS OF SURARLE PEACE
Lusanne (A. P.)—The Russian delegation to the Near East conference today sent the conference president a communication demanding the admission of the Russian representatives for a discussion of all questions on the agenda, so that a durable peace might be signed.
Collision Costs 34 Lives.
Buenos Aires, Argentina (A. P.) — Thirty-four lives were lost in a collision Sunday evening between a launch and a ferry boat in the Parana river, near Zarata, northwest of Buenos Aires.
Conley Exonerated in Montana.
Helena, Mont. (A. P.) A complete victory for Frank Conley, former war den at the Montana state penitentiary, who was sued by the state for an accounting after he had been removed by Governor J. M. Dixon in April, 1921, is contained in an opinion and ruling handed down today by District Judge E. J. Horsky here. The decision was a complete exoneration of the members of all prison boards from 1908 to 1921, and their actions.
Separate Treaty, Turkey, U.S.
Paris (A. P.)—The preparation of a separate treaty between Turkey and the United States is under consideration at Lusanne, says a dispatch to Temps. The correspondent suggests that this was perhaps the subject of yesterday's long conversation between Richard Washburn Child and Ismet as he is in Wabash Train Wreck.  Kirksville, Mo. (A. P.) Several passengers are reported to have been injured when Wabash southbound passenger train No. 20, was wrecked today one mile south of La Platta. Three coaches, including the St. Louis sleeper, went into the ditch, according to the report. 