The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-04-13
BELGIUM PREMIERS CONSIDERING
PLANS FOR HANDLING RUHR SITUATION

Paris-(A P.)-The premiers OF
France and Belgium, with their prin-
cipal ministerial advisers, met here
today in an important conference on
the reparation question. One of the
main objects of the conference is to
devise new measures to make the
Ruhr occupation productive. 1t is
! contended that as long as the Ruhr
is unproductive of coal it will be
difficult to persuade Germany to ac-
cept Franco-Belgian viewpoints
Radicals Becoming Menace
i Dallas, Texas-(A. P.)-The red
radicals are becoming menace to
the United States, by preaching
armed resistance and open rebellion
among the laboring classes of the
north and east, and the time is near
when legislation to prevent their OBJ
tanning foothold in the country will
be necessary, William J. Burns, head
of the bureau of investigation, de-
partment of justice, said today
Soviet Russia, the birthplace Of the
red menace, is sending emissaries to
this country every day and their tea
chings are being taken up by radicals
in this country" Burns said.
Tornado Deals Death
Thibaudeaux, La.-(A. P.)-Three
negroes were killed and a score of
whites and negroes injured when
tornado swept across the bayou La
Fourche, early today. Many houses
in the path of the tornado, which
swept a strip 200 yards wide, were
wrecked.
Operators, Miners Still Apart
Seattle-(A. P.)-Officials of the /
mine workers today resumed discus
sion Of the proposal submitted by
the coal operators Tuesday for a new
wage agreement to apply in the Ros-
lyn-C -Cleelum and Tono fields, in which
the mines were shut down April /.
Hanged for Killing Partner
San Quentin-(A. P)-Gull Moham-
was hanged at the state prison here
partner, Allie Akbar, of Sonoma
county The trap was sprung at
L0:17 a. M and Mohammed was pro- {
dead at 1929 a. m.
Declares Innocence on GaIIows {
Florence, Arizona-(A. P)-Paul
4 Hadley died on the gallows before
sunrise today for the murder of Mrs.
Anna c. Johnson He maintained to I
he end his claim of innocence of I
rime. He met his fate calmly, with t
ut display of fear or bravado. The i
rap was sprung at $40 a. m. and t
Iadley was pronounced dead at 5:22.
Adjourn Long Session d
London-(A. P.)-The house of b
adjourned at noon today, h
ne weary members welcoming relief a
rom the continuous session of over t.
hours, held mainly for the con- y
Iteration of the army and air force h
nnual bill, which finally passed the
lird reading. N
Expulsion 1873 Germans
Coblenz-(A. P.)-The Rhineland
Ugh commission today ordered the
1pulsion of 433 additional Germans d
hey are mostly employees of the IL
lstom service and railroads. te
Arrest Seattle Murder Suspect ct
Seattle-(A. PA man giving his tt
ime as Frank Marsh was arrested bl
Ell Paso, Texas, last night and is d.
slieved by Seattle authorities to be W
e. suspect who has been sought in as
with the Staying of George M
arsh, for-hire car driver, on a lonely tn
ad between Seattle and Tacoma, de
oril 3. The man is said to have been H
living an automobile answering the BY
scription of the car driven by to
arsh, which disappeared after the al
aging. gr
Blow Post Office Safe IS
Everett-(A. P.)-The safe in the de
nway post office, in Skagit county, tu
Is blown early this morning by Gu
nd of heavily armed thieves, who
cured about SIS in cash and $50 tn
savings certificates. Three suspects ag
We been arrested. th'
EndO Declared Insane thu
Seattle-(A. P)-Mitsuzo Endo, tn,
o Tuesday morning killed his wife ca
/ later killed his three children, He
s declared criminally insane in for
nplaint filed in the superior court the
ay by Prosecuting Attorney NAL
m Douglas. /
Supposed Murderer Kills Self co,
4odi, Calif.-(A- P)-Believed to CIR;
e murdered S. NJ Joslin and Mrs. wit
V. Mourier, on the Johnson vine ant