The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-11-09
GERMAN REVOLT SUPPRESSED, LEADERS
Captured --SITUATION AFFECTS MARKET


vices from Munich indicate that the
Bavarian dictator, Won Kahr, and the
ReichWehr commander Won Losow,
are not identified with Ludendorff
the arrest of these two leaders. The
coup appears to be wholly confined
to the Munich brew house, where it
was staged, and the federal troops
are reported not to be participating
in the uprising. Berlin is quiet and
police protection is also being with
drawn from the government build
ings.
The official Communique has an
nOunced that the "Kommandantur
building at Munich has been taken by
the Reichwehr troops, after a strug-
gle, during which considerable losses
occurred on both sides, and Luden-
orff and Hitler were arrested With
the capture of the ministry offices,
and the arrest of the two leaders, the
revolt is declared completely sup
pressed. Troops and the police are
occupying all public buildings in Ml-
nich.''
LudendOrff, Hitler, Captured
Berlin.-(A. P.)-General Luden-
dorff and Adolph Hitler leaders of the
Bavarian revolt, have been captured
by federal troops.
Crisis in Chinese Conflict
Canton.-(A. PA crisis in the
conflict between the northern and
southern Chinese troops in Kwantung
province has been reported as appar-
ent. Canton is under martial law
and the troops Of Sun Vat Sen, the
south China leader, have been sur
by the forces of General
Chen Chiung-Hing, at Scheklung. AS
4 result chaos is prevailing in Can
ton and all traffic is ordered sus-
pended after o'clock each night
Looting is rampant. Hotels and pri-
vate residences are being searched
'or supporters of Chen Chiun-Hing,
who are promptly shot when found. |
Many officials are leaving the city.
France Stands Firm
Paris-(A. PA semi-official
statement issued by the French for
sign office, throgh the Havaas
agency, shows that the French gov
srnment insists upon limitations to |
he expert reparation inquiry, which |
lave been rejected by Secretary of
State Hughes.
May Keep America Out
Washington.-(A P)-To what ex-
ent the attitude OF France has block
ID the plans for American participa- |
ion in the reparations discussions, is
| question which the American gov
,rnment apparently is not yet pre-
pared to answer.
Ambassadors to Meet
Paris.-(A. P)-The interallied
council of ambassadors, has been
summoned to meet this afternoon to
consider the situation in Germany.
Sensational Drop In Cotton
New York-(A. P.)-Cotton drop
,ed 60 to 100 points at the opening of
he market today. After an extreme
freak of 125 points the prices rallied
rom 40 to SO points, on heavy Wall
treet and trade buying.
Foreign Exchange Disturbed
New York-(A P.)-Foreign ex-
hanges toppled today at the opening
f the market, as result of the Ger
nan situation Demand sterling de-
lined over three cents, to $40, new
ow record for the year.
Oregon Tax May Be Defeated
Port1and.-(A .P.)-The proposed
tate income tax, voted on at the ref
rendum election Tuesday, is run
ing behind on the late tabulation of
figures showing an adverse
Majority of lis.
Trust Law Gets Contractors
San Francisco.-(A. PA group
f prominent building contractors of
an Francisco Oakland and San Jose,
rere held guilty today of violation of
he Sherman antitrust law, in their
neration of permit system for OBJ
aiming supplies from points outside
he state, in a decision handed down
v United States District Judge Dool-
1g, in civil action to dissolve the
lleged builders combine and enjoin v