The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-05-08

Bonners Ferry, Idaho-(A. P.)-The
town is quiet today and officials ex-
pect no further trouble, following the
deportation yesterday into Montana
of 28 alleged l. w. w. members. Pat
rolls of business men continued to
meet every freight train and automo-
bile stage, it was announced today
but it was not expected that state
| troops would be requested.
Montana Governor Passive
Helena-(A P.)-Governor Dixon
contemplates no official action with
reference to the alleged members of
the I. w. w. deported from Bonners
Ferry, Idaho, into Montana, he stated
today. So long as the new arrivals
behave themselves and act as ordin-
ary citizens, I see no reason why they
should be molested in this state,' said
Governor Dixon.
Bandits Hold Eight Americans
Shanghai-(A P.)-Fifteen fore
igners, all men, eight Americans, are
still in the hands of the Sdchow train
bandits, according to a list compiled
today. Two others escaped and re-
ported at Tsanaanu. Two lives were
lost, Joseph Rothman, British, shot
down at the holdup Sunday, and an
unidentified America killed in the
fighting between the bandits and the
pursuing troops Monday
Britain Passes Note to RUSSIA
Moscow-(A. PA long note re-
viewing numerous British complaints
against Soviet Russia, and couched
in such strong terms that it may
bring the British relations to
an issue, was handed to Maxim Lit
vinoff, assistant commissar for fore
ign affairs, toay by British Repre-
sentative Robert M. Hodgson.
Krupp Gets Is Years
Werden-(A. P)-Dr Krupp Won
Bohlen, head of the Krupp works,
was sentenced to Is years imprison-
ment and fined one hundred million
marks today as a result of the court
martial growing out of the shooting
at the Krupp plant, March 81. Di-
rectors Hartwig and Osterlen were
sentenced to Is years each Direc-
tor Brunn was given ten years, and
Bauer and Schaeffer twenty years
each. All were fined one hundred
million marks.
Demands Release of Captives
Washington-(A CA. P)-The council
of ministers in Peking has decided to
make urgent representations to the
Chinese government and recommend
that it take punitive measures to Sc
cure the release of foreigners still
held captive by the Chinese bandits
who held up a Shanghai-Pek train
Sunday
Britain to Reply to Germany
London-(A P.)-The chancellor of
the exchequer stated in the house of
commons today that the British gov
ernment regretted the precipitancy of
the Franco-Belgian reply to the Ger
man reparations note and proposed to
state its own view in separate re-
ply with the least possible delay He
added that there is reason to believe
that Italy is in accord with the Bri-
tish view and contempIates a similar
Roundup of Irish IrreguIars
Dublin-(A. PA roundup of
Irish irregulars is progressing in the
near Blessington, county
Of Wicklow where large numbers are
reported to be hiding, according to a
report to the Central News Heavy
LlI1uS Was ucdIu ILLS ulOl u1uS near
Later. more than a |
dozen prisoners were brought into the
town.
Chinese Bandits Ask Ransom
London-(A. PA ransom of two
million dollars for the foreigners Held |
prisoners is demanded by the Chinese
bandits, says a Central News dispatch |
from Shangai today. The British
American garrisons at Tientsin have |
been modified, the dispatch adds.
Will Not Employ l. w. w.
Seattle-(A. P)-Sixty-three lead
ng logging operators of Washington,
whose camps were affected by the,
{. W. w strike, have decided not to
employ any known I. w. W. who were
active in the demonstration, lumber /
men here said today
government Troops Surround Bandits
Tientsin CA. P.) - Government !