The Dolores star., 1923-10-12
FOREIGN

grounded
The allied occupation OF Constant-
nople formally ended few days ago,
For weeks transports have been evac-
uatlng troops and material, while one
by one the warshlps have slipped
away
Baron Ijuin, the new premier Of Jap
an, is quoted by the Toxic Hcchl as
saying the cabinet favors reopening
| negotiations with soviet Russia rs soon
as possible with a view TO resuminG
relations with that country.
Young Hitlerltes CBavariau Fascis-
/ tD invaded a synagogue IN Munich,
maltreatInE aged Jews who were at
worship. PasScrsby in the streets
were beaten when they refused to
take off their hats TO the Fascist.
| The bands ruved through the streets
singing antisemiuc songs and ieerins
| the Jews.
An impressive farewell was given TO
David Lloyd George as he left London
| for six weeks tour Of Canada and
| the United States. A large crowd OF
| admirers and former cabinet associates
assembled ut the Waterloo station, and
| cheered him with spontane!ty and en-
| thusiaSm reminiscent of the days OF
| his premiership.
American Red Cross officials en-
gagged in relief work in Toxic esti-
/ mated 22j,OOO persons were killed, ap-
| proXimately 10000 injured and
about 100000 made wholly or par
TALLY destitute in Toxic. Yokohama
and vicinity by the earthquake. High
| praise was given TO Japanese officials
4 for their cooperation.
| Four hundred NutIunalists and
| twelve ringleaderS who seized the for
/ tress at kuestriu have all been arrest
| ed by reichswehr, it was officially an
nounced in Berlin. After being dis
armed they We're locked up in the fort
| ress which they had seized. The Of
ficial statement placed the National
| lists casualties as one dead and sew
cral wounded.
y few nights ago in London 1t took
! George Carpenter. the French fight
er, just about twenty seconds to put
/ the quietus on the championship as
I IlA "a NlNAt~ Va tlNf lbtGAtll. " l4o AlN4h>
/ the heavyweight title in Great
Britain. Carpenter used both Iefts
and rights in brief series Of ex-
| changes, and Beckett remained on the
\ floor for the final count.
Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin,
| speaking at Northampton, England, de-
| cIured that his conference with Pre-
mier Poincare in Paris last week had
| had the effect of restoring the former
/ good relations between France and
| Great Britain. The atmosphere of re-
straint and almost of distrust, that
| prevailed between the two countries
! when the present British government
came into office has been changed, he
said, into one Of mutual confidence.
GENERAL
Oklahoma voters repudIated Gov J.
c. Walton by authorizing the Legls-
/ lature to conduct Il special session to
investigate actions Of the states ex-
/ ecutiye.
). X. Lesky of Ellsworth, Kan. has
| filed suit in United States District
| Court at Muskegee, Okla, against the
| Ku kluX klan, asking Sl5O,UOO dam
ages for injuries he said he incurred
| when lie was tarred and feathered in
Tulsa county in July of last year.
| one Of the Outstanding features of
| the annual convention of the American
! Mining Congress in Milwaukee was the
presentation by William c. Russell.
! mining engineer Of Denver, on behalf
of United States Senator Lawrence c..
! Phipps of Colorado, of paper on
THE POtentIalities OF the Oh ShuIe
| Industry Senator Phpps stated
| Colorado alone contains 100000 acres
Of oil shale, capable of producing GT,-
| 5OO,OOO,UOO barrels Of oil. San Fran
cisco was selected as the place of
meeting OF the twenty-seventh annual
convention at the hoard Of directors
meeting Of the congress.
In addition to the Missouri hearing,
to be held at st. Louis, Oct 8, upon
J the proposed stock issue and sale OF
| the Denver * Rio Grande Western
Railway Company Of Colorado hear
ing also will be held in Kansas City,
Oct. 6, according to an announcement
General Jesse w. Barrett Of Missouri.
Tying ether-soaked handkerchiefs
over the faces OF their victims and mis-.
treating them for over an hour, three
masked bandits forced james c. Gun
ming and his two daughters at Deca-
AZ, ILL.,, to reveal the place of con
cealment of jewels valued at $500
The robbers escaped from the Cunning
home with the vaIuables, leaving Mr.
Cunning and the two girls in Il serl.
Gus condition.
Wage increase requests for restoru.
ton of schedules in effect before the
approximately 121a per cent reduc,
ton handed down by the United
States railroad labor board on July /,
1921, has been presented to many
railroads throughout the country by
representatives of the Brotherhood OF
Locomotive Engineers and Brother.