The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-08-11
PRESSURE ON COOLIDGE FOR EXTRA
SESSION---NO DECISION is GIVEN

Washington - CA. P.) - President
Coolidge's return to the executive Of
fices today was accompanied by a re-
newal of the pressure on him for an
extra session of congress. Several
presented views, both for and against
session, but he indicated no de-
cision.
State Troops Are Called
Springfield, Ill.-(A. P.)-The first
detachment of state troops, called
for strike duty at Hillsboro, left here
this morning. 1t consisted of COM
pany c, 130th infantry, and troops F
and G, and headquarters detachment
of the 106th cavalry, all of Spring
field. There were 140 men and Of
ficers.
Four Communists Are Killed
London-(A. P.)-Four communists
were killed, and 40 injured in Rati-
Dor, upper Silesia, while the police
were attempting to clear the streets
in which the communists were de-
monstrating, says a Central News
dispatch from Berlin.
Mrs. Harding to Washington
Washington-(A.P P.)-On the train
that carried her husbands body
to Washington today, to
pack her personal belongings at the
White House, and to arrange for her
final departure from the capitol. Mrs. |
Coolidge urged her to remain as long
as she wished, while she stays at a |
hotel.
CunO Hands in Resignation
London-(A. P.)-Chancellor Cuno
handed President Ebert his resignat-
ion today, says a Central News dis
patch from Berlin, but the president
refused to accept it.
Berlin Comparatively Quiet
Berlin-(A. P.)-Despite immense
crowds parading on Den Linden, and
adjacent streets, Berlin was quiet at
2 o'clock this afternoon. President
Ebert, with the entire cabinet, at
ended the constitution day ceremOn-
es at the Reichstag, which was given
strong police and troop protection.
Armed patrols were assigned to the .
government buildings.
Draft Evader Kills Man
Eberbach Baden-(A. P)-Grover
Cleveland Bergdol, an American draft
svader, shot and killed one man, and
wounded another last night when the
nen attempted to kidnap him.
Withdraw Confidence From Cuno
Berlin-(A. P.)-United socialists
n a party caucus today adopted a
resolution withdrawing their conf
lence from the Cuno government.
rhe chancellor was notified and was ,
to retire before midnight.
Great Britain WINS Cup
Cowes, Isle of Wight-(A. P.)-l
,rican cup for six meter yachts to- ,,
lay. /.
Striking WOrkmen Clash
Berlin-(A P.)-Eleven persons
we're killed and many others wound
d in clash of striking workmen and
easants, at AK la Chapelle, accord
ng to a report reaching Berlin. After !
esterday's raid on Nordby farm by {
ity workers, the peasants organized
squads which this {
lorning proceeded to repulse the in {
aders who attempted forcibly to t
eize crops and stores of food. {
Germans Plunder Food Stores
Crefeld, Prussia-(A. P.)-During
he plnndering of food shops here,
nd other demonstrations against the
ood shortage, and currency string
ncy, four demonstrators were killed, I
bout thirty wounded, and several !
re expected to die, in a clash with
he newly organized police. Several
extile plants were seized. Some Of
he demonstrators were carrying red ;
lags.
South Dakota Reduces Gasoline II
Pierre, S. D.-(A. P.)-South Da- )
ota today prepared to enter the re-
all gasoline business in earnest fol- I
owing an announcement of Governor
contracts for a total of
so thousand gallons of gasoline to
e sold at reduced prices. This fol-
ows Governor McMaster's charge
asst week, that the retail cost of gaso-
me as charged by oil companies, to {
e highway robbery"