The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-10-29

would not involve this country in
European politics or diplomacy, but
holds out an encouraging hope for
the settlement of this great, over
shadowing problem John A. Pres
cott, president of the Investment
Bankers of American, declared in an
address today before the opening ses-
sion of the organization twelfth an
nual convention.
President Talks to Bankers
Investment bankers of the country
gathered here for the annual conven-
ton of the Investment Bankers Ass
sociation of America, were told in an
address by President Coolidge today,
that the country depends upon their
assistance "to weed out those not de-
sidable by reason of not maintaining
a high standing of ability and hon.
esty," in the banking business.
SoIon Underg0es Serious Operation
Washington.-(A. P)-Represent-
ative Albert Johnson of the state OF
Washington, chairman of the house
immigration committee, is recover
ing at a hospital here from frontal
sinus operation, performed Saturday.
Physicians said today that he is rest
ing comfortably and that his progress
MS as satisfactory as could be expect
ed. The operation was of a serious
character, it being necessary to re-
move and replace the eyeball.
Berlin Riot Fatal to Many
Berlin.-(A. P)-Rioting at Frei-
burg Saxony, Saturday, when demon
strators attacked a battalion of fed
eral troops, resulted in % persons be-
ing killed and 81 wounded, says dis
patch from Freiburg. The first re
mort gave 13 killed and ascore wound
ed.
Arrest German Communists
London.-(A. P.)-German sold
iers entered the Saxon parliament
building in Dresden today and ar
rested a number of communists, some
of whom were members of the diet
and others leaders of the communist
party, says a Central News dispatch
from Berlin Another dispatch says
that the members of the Saxon cabl- |
net submitted to their dismissal by the
central government only under pro-
test.
SaxOny Assembiage Barred
I,ondon-(A Po-General Won !
Mueller. commander of the reichs- |
wehr, has prohibited the assembly of |
Saxony from sitting tomorrow, says a |
Berlin Central News dispatch. The |
action prevents the members from
taking any measures under the pro-
lection of parliamentary immunity.
A note from the government of Reich,
iismissing the cabinet of Saxony from
office was handed to the cabinet and
of the ministry subject to
the dismissal, says another Berlin
Central News dispatch.
Stands Pat ON Treaty
Washin gton. IA P)- Premier
Poincares statement of the French at
,itude toward the new reparations in
1uiry. is construed in official quart
4rs here as being little more in sub
stance. than a reasSertion of the OBJ
yious fact that rights acquired under
he Versailles treaty cannot be
abridged except with the consent OF
he parties to the treaty.
Bring Suit for Ten Million
New York.-(A. PA suit in eq-
1ity for ten million, fifty thousand
lollars, was filed today in the federal
,ourt by the Shubert Vaudeville Inc,
against B. F. Keith, of the Vaudeville
exchange and Orpheum Circuit, Inc,
Llleging violation of the federal laws
elative to restraint of trade.
Bandits Release Missionaries
Shanghai-(A. P.)-Miss Mary Dar-
och and Miss Marry B. Shary, British
captured by bandits last
month, have been released, according
@ a message received here by the
yhina Inland mission, from the mis- ,
ion superintendent of Honan prov
nee.
Bigamist Guilty of Larceny
Spokane.-(A. P)-Harry Roshon,
,lleged bigamist, who was returned {
lere Sunday from Los Angeles,
,leaded guilty today to a grand lar
eny charge, sworn to by Mrs. Alma
one of his wives, and was {
entenced to a term of from one to
fifteen years in state prison by Judge
oswald of the superior court.
Blue Nose Wins First Race
Halifax-(A P)-Blue Nose, the
canadian entry, won the the first of
series of races for the North At
antic Fishermen's championship to- {
ay, defeating the United States en- .
ry, Columbia, over a 3S-mile course.
More Trouble Locally i
Manila.-(A. PA wireless mes
age received here from Governor
ieneral Wood today, who is at Par {
ng, Mindanao, said that Moro trouble {
here appeared to be entirely local
nd largely caused by the Moro's dis
Ike of the Christian schools and GER
ain irritating taxes. Governor Cen I
raj Wood has sent couriers to the
ostile leaders to arrange for con- q
erence.
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