The daily star-mirror., 1923-08-13
SENATOR MOSES DECLARES COOLIDGE
Will have new ENGLAND SOLID

Concord, N. H.-(A P.)-United
States Senator George Moses, declared
today that President Coolidge would
be a candidate for republic nomina-
ton of 1924. He ought to have solid
New England delegation, he said.
Seven Trainmen Killed
Pueblo, Colo.-(A. P.)-Seven train
men were killed in a head-on col
lision today between the Colorado and
southern passenger train No. 609,
from Pueblo, and Santa Fe No. 6,
through train from the east, at Fow-
Ter, Colo.
Strikers Clash With Police
Berlin-(A. P.)-Several strikers
were killed and many wounded at the
Hamburg shipyards in a clash with
police, according to advices. The
strikers are alleged to have prevented
those willing to work from entering
the shipyards, whereupon the police
intervened, and were attacked by the
strikers.
Agreement is Expected
Washington-(A. P.)-The conclu-
sion of an agreement, under negotia-
ton in Mexico City, designed to pave
the way for American recognition of
the Mexican government, is expected
within two or three days, it was said |
by a government spokesman here to- |
day.
Communists Hold City
Leubeck, Germany-(A. P.)-Com-
munists hold this city, having forced |
the senate to retire. Recihswehr |
troops have arrived in an attempt to !
restore order.
VIII Ask Special Session
Spokane-(A. P.)-An appeal to
President Coolidge for a special ses
sion of congress for the enactment of
farmers marketing relief legislation,
was announced here today by w. J. +
Robinson, who, with J. N. Hatch,
trustees of the American
Growers association, tele- .
sraphed the president, urging action.
Many German Troops Wounded
London-(A. )-Sanguinary fight
ng, between the communists and the
militia, occurred today at Seitz, and
3axony, according to a Central News
lispatch from Berlin. The communists
,tormed the town hall occupied by
he soldiers, and there was consider
able street fighting. The bodies of
line communists were recovered.
Many of the troops were wounded.
Extend Reparation Contributions
London-(A. P.)-The German gov
announced, says Central
Jews dispatch from Berlin, that the
toppage Of reparatiOns contributions
o France and Belgium, will be ex-
ended to the allies, because the fin
lncial reform in Germany is other I
wise impossible.
Call Trafnmen Together
Cleveland-(A. P.)-Approximately
SO general chairmen Of the eastern,
vestern, southeastern, and Canadian
of the Brotherhood of
Firemen and Enginemen,
AVE been called to convene in a
pecfal session at Chicago, September j
4, to consider inaugurating a wage
Movement.
The general chairmen of the !
Union of North America !
ave also been summoned to meet r
ere September to consider wage !
uestions, it is announced today.
Transportation Strike i'm Berlin f
Berlin-(A. Pl-Berlin is still in Y
he grip of a transportation strike.
wen the bus lines are failing to oper- t
here the communistic agitators sue G
eeded in provoking an outlaw strike, t
allied to open. Reports from indus
rial sectors indicate that the strike Q
not spreading, but there is con-
derable rioting because of food j
hortage.
Hear Rumblings in Germany
New York-(A. P)-Germany is on !
ne brink of a revolution, Senator A
eed Smoot, of Utah, declared today y
n his return from a tour of Eur
pc on the Leviathan. Everywhere 9
Germany, he added, he heard sini- =
.er rumblings.
Favor Rhineland Republic 1
Crefe1d-(A. P)-Several Germans t
ere wounded this afternoon during n
emonstrations here in favor of the r