The Daily Star-Mirror
TOLUME X.
THE DAILY STAR-MIRROR, MOSCOW, IDAHO, THURSDAY, JUNE 2, 1921
NUMBER 208
WOULD LOAN $90,000,000 TO
FARMERS AT LOW INTEREST RATE
WASHINGTON—(By A. P.)—The Curtis bill to loan up to $50,000,000 the federal farm loan banks for distribution among farmers at not more than 6% per cent interest, was passed by the senate today with the assurance of early approval by the house.
House Passes Packer Control Bill
WASHINGTON—(By A. P.)—The Haugen Packer control bill was passed by the house today without a record vote and now goes to the senate.
Would Use Army to Enforce Court Rulings
WASHINGTON—(By A. P.)—A bill authorizing the president to obtain, through the federal courts or otherwise, and irrespective of any state law, the treaty rights of aliens in the United States, was introduced today by Senator Kellogg, and referred to the foreign relations committee. The bill would permit the use of the army and navy as well as the United States marshals to enforce the court's rulings. (It is understood this bill is aimed at the anti-Japanese laws passed by California and other western states—Ed.)
Daugherty Refuses to "Bach Up" on Albers Case
WASHINGTON—(By A. P.)—Attorney General Daugherty has refused the request of the Oregon Bar Association that he reconsider the government's confession of error in the case of Henry Albers, wealthy Portland citizen, convicted of violation of the espionage act. Senator McNary, of Oregon, today petitioned the supreme court asking a stay.  Of the order of reversion of the conviction and remanding the case for trial. The petition was taken under advisement. 