The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 18, 1923, Page 9

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18 LEGION FAVORS | gMMIGRANT BAN Samuel Gompers Addresses San Francisco Convention SAN GOMPERS SCORES CHILD LABOR HERE’S MORE ABOUT GERMANY STARTS ON PAGE 2 ruout the coun. demand was under-| , ed by the presence s of troops under or. at his command. No Indication was seen of Saxony’s will- | ‘ ingness to Id. Late rep ‘om Dresden sald the| city was quiet. It was known, how. ever, efforts were being made in Some quarters to effect a compro mise, tho how this might be brought about could not be foreseen Boettcher, in his inflammatory speeches to which Mueller took ex ception, declared that any attempts of the parties of the right'to- start a counter revolution by political and economic attacks must be met by| HERE'S MORE ABOUT SHOOTING HERE'S MORE ABOUT Davts was farther up the She was holding her son and ber brother-in dat the entrance to the an rimix “There can be no justifies tion of Short’s act He seems to have lost control of himself when he drew his pistol and fired, He will never wear a uniform again under me, He ts s xipped by the an. The other ed a great hole in the ws stand on the cor tlake and-Olive. t has been on the e t h s] Two I no bandits, hel T. Kawahara, of A ar King st., early with $258, a force. Wh The proletariat myst be. prepared to stand {ta baptism of fire, he said. With President Ebert refusing the | pejalist de.nands here to raise the state of ¢ proclaimed thruout the count nd Mueller in a mood} to spill bl Saxony, the situa. tion was d the most tense that has co he reich since it abandone in the Ruhr. Socialists remely bitter against Herr Kahn for denouncing democracy as “rulership of the 3 = coft at federal ruling with impunit Boettcher’s utterances, which were condemned as silly, were met by m ber-rattling In Berlin President Ebert, Chancellor St the steps ernment | Heater | “CROWN” | For Coal or Wood Full nickel trimmed. Duplex | grates. Mica-paneled front door. 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