The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-01-15
GERMAN COMMUNISTS CRY FOR WAR;
OCCUPATION TERRITORY EXTENDED

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French arrival at Bochum, the Lokal
Anzeiger says that all work immedi-
ately ceased and excitement prevailed.
1t adds that the Communists began
distributing leaflets advocating war
with France and demanding Chancel-
lor Cuno's resignation.
French Occupy Bochum.
Bochum-(A P.)-This city, the
heart of the great SHINES steel works,
was occupied by the French today
The occupation of Gelsenkirchen has
been completed.
Paris-(A PIT seemed certain
today that Germany would be declared
in default for 1928 merchandise de-
liveries at a meeting Of the reparations
commission here tomorrow.
Tighten Ring About Essen.
Essen-(A. P.)-Because of the
change Of front by coal magnates and
the reputation of their agreement to
resume coal deliveries, the French to-
day reinforced the occupation move
ment The troops and tanks were
moved up from the old zone and the
ring about Essen tightened.
Prohibit Owners Selling to France.
Berlin-(A. P.)-The German coal
commission has prohibited coal
owners of the Ruhr from supplying
coal or coke to France or Belgium,
even if payment is made. This
stiffening attitude by the German
government is expected here to pre-
cipitate decisive action by France.
Extend Zone of Occupation.
Dusseldorf CA. P.)-Frances ans
wer to the German mine owners re-
fusal to deliver coal on any terms,
was to extend the zone of occupation,
originally intended to cover the Bo-
chum region. The new line estab-
lished by General Degoutte's forces
is from Is to 20 kilometers further
eastward, coming to the edge of the
great industrial city of Dortmund.
Street Fighting in Memel.
.Berlin-(A. P.)-Dispatches to the
Lokal Anzeiger report heavy street |
fighting in Memel, the Baltic area re- |
Gently invaded by the Lithuanian ir- |
regulars. The message asserts that /
the Lithuanians are in almost COM !
plete possession.
Look for Bodies in Tacoma Ruins. |
Tacoma-(A. P.)-The police and !
firemen this morning began to search |
the ruins of the hundred thousand |
dollar fire in the business district in |
the belief that from two to seven per- I
sons perished. The dead are believed |
to have been guests in two low priced |
hotels which burned.
Block Farm Credits Program.
Washington-(A. P.)-The admins
tration senate leaders plans to begin
of the farm credits
worked out by the banking
committee, were blocked temporarily
today by Senator Norris, republican,
of Nebraska, chairman Of the agricul-
tural committee who insisted that the
senate take up instead his bill for
the creation of a government corpora
ton, empowered to buy and sell farm
products.
Render State Boundary Decision.
Washington-(A. P.)-The South
Cut bank of the Red River was made
the boundary between Texas and Ok
lahoma by order of the supreme
court today, in the famous Red River
case.
Reparations Plan Submitted.
Paris-(A. P)-Roland W. Boyden,
United States representative on the
commission, informed the
Associated Press this afternoon that
the plan of settlement of the repara-
tiOns problem, which had been ap-
proved by Secretary of State Hughes,
and drawn up last fall, was submitted
by Boyden to the reparations com
mission after it's return from Berlin,
Early in November
School Districts to Supply Free Milk.
Olympia-(A. P.)-The power of
schools in first class cities to distri-
butte free milk, would be extended to
cover first class school districts, ac-
,ording to bill before the house at
he beginning Of the legislative ses-
sion this afternoon
French Forces Reach Dortmund.
London-(A. PA Central News
dispatch via Berlin says that the
Trapob noounoti0pa1 forooc have J,