The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-01-20
STRIKES in COAL fields IN PROTEST
AGAINST ARREST GERMAN MAGNATES

Essen-(A. P)-Strikes in protest
against the arrest of five mine di-
rectors, taken into custody with Fritz
| Thyssen this morning, are being de-
clared in rapid succession this after
noon by officials, technical staffa and
fine workers of the firms to which
the directors belonged.
Arrest 18 German MagnateS
Dusseldorf PA total of
eighteen German magnates and in
dustrial leaders was arrested by
French authorities in the Ruhr 4val-
ley. All of the prisoners were taken
to Mayence, French military head
quarters, under military guard.
Make Pistol-Toting Felony
Portland, Ore.-(A. p. P.)-Northwest
lawmakers will be asked to make
pistol-toting a passport to the peni-
Tertiary, as a result of a decision
reached today by the convention of
the Northwest Association of Sher
ifs and Police. The legislatures will
also be asked to pass intrastate white
slave acts. s~
Operators Object Wage Contract
New York-(A. P)-The demands
upon which the United Mine Workers
of America propose to make condi-
tional their signature of the new
wage contract were rejected today
bv the operators OF the tri-state COM
petitive field.
Treasurer Given Free Hand
Chicago-(A P.)-An injunction |
restraining r. C. Greenley, general |
chairman of the United Association
il Railway Employees Of North Am
erica. and others, from interfering
With Fred S. Galloway in the dis /
charge OF his duties as organization
reasurer, was granted in the circuits,
:ourt today.
Eleven Irish Executions
Dublin-(A. P.)-Eleven executions
we're carried out in Ireland today
FOUR persons were put to death at
.ralee, five at Athlone, and two at 2
Limerick. These executions bring ]
he total number Of executions since {
November II, 1922, to 45.
Mine Officials Parolled
Pittsburg, Kans.-(A. P)-Alexan- j.
er Howat and five other former of
cials Of the Kansas district, United
line workers, will be released from
,e county jail at Girard about noon
,day upon paroles granted here to-
ay by District Judge Woolley. They
ave served 266 days Of sentences of
ne wear given them by Former Judge
urran.
Division Chief Removed u
Washington-(A P.)-Thea Sch N
eitzer, divisional prohibition chief ].
r wyoming, Utah and Colorado, was in
appended from that office under or r
rs from headquarters here today II
was officially stated that the di- \
sional office would be investigated y =
. the bureaus of the intelligence de-
rtment. lin
Three Men Shot to Death e.
El Paso, Tex.-(A. P.)-Harry Tur- 2,
y livestock agent for the Southern q
Lcific at Tucson, Ariz., P. 0. Coch /"
n of Joplin, Mo-, and Herbert Brown
Indianola, OKLA, were shot to 3.
ath at Lanark, N. M, twenty miles W
I'm here, this morning while riding ~
a Southern Pacific west bound Id
in. The slayer jumped from the VI
in and escaped in the desert. He
reported to be insane. After kill
, Turner the man fired at a crowd
the train which blocked his pass al
2 way in order to make his es- TO
0t. Js
Discontinue Transporting Coal 60
P.)-Railroad work he
in this zone decided today to dis al
ltinue transporting outside Ruhr ar
i requisitioned by the French. de
Mine Operators Arrested on
Issen-(A. P.)-Fritz Thyssen and
3 other leading mine operators
re arrested here today and taken
Dusseldorf
Foch Expected in Ruhr Valley no
,ssen-(A PIT was reported III
e this morning that Marshal Foch sor
lid arrive in the Ruhr valley dur nr,
the day. Sn
mother killing at Bastrop, La. Of
[onroe, Lo.-(A. P)-John R. Par Ne
Jr., former sheriff of Ouachita ma
ish. was shot on the Bastrop road, rec
miles from Bastrop, last night, the