Salt Lake Telegram | 1923-04-11 | Page 1 | French Adopt Iron Hand in Occupied Area

FRENCH ADOPTS ADOPT IRON HAND IN OCCUPIED AREA Wholesale Evictions Cont Continued Continued Con Con- t nue by Invaders Soldier Soldier Soldier Sol Sol- dier Kills Girl Are Facing BERLIN April 11 By U. U P. P P.- P. The Ruhr paid toda today for foi- its Its' demon demon- against the Pren French h on the occasion of t f the funeral funera of thirteen Kr Krupp pp victims y yesterday st Evictions fines tInes arrests deportations lons shooting aid threats of court were ina d different plans of the the new nevi occupied area as well as the old Developments in today's dispatches dispatches dis- dis patches latches Include Essen Another Essen-Another Another victim o of the affair affair af- af fair air at Krupps where French troops fired with machine guns upon massed workers died this morning Waltrop A Waltrop-A A Fernch soldier shot and killed and killed a German girl Elizabeth near Buer S Frankfurt The Frankfurt The French continue wholesale evictions They occupied d a a. second railroad colony at St. St Pauls Paul's near Treves reves setting approximately approximately approximately German families Into the street Treves Forty Treves-Forty Forty railroad w workers received orders to work for the French Trench or be bo Coblenz Forty Coblenz-Forty Forty railroad workers and their families were sere thrown out of their homes The Duisberg-The The French fined tined the tho town approximately marks ordered Immediate payment in n dollars and arrested the mayor and others as hostages ALDERMAN SENTENCED TO TWO YEARS IN JAIL ESSEN April 11 By A. A P P A P.-A P. A French has sentenced Alderman of Essen to two years years' imprisonment and a fine lne of marks because he rejected a demand that the school childrens children's at Essen sen be turned for or the use o of the troops troop according to reports re received received received re- re from German sources today Advices from Wiesbaden assert that five Hessian preachers have been for tor collecting contributions to the Ruhr relief fund among their parishioners Each was fined marks Five Ive hundred foreign workmen including and Poles were reported to have arrived at Castrop near Bochum They are apparently apparent apparent- ly to be employed in two occupied mines BERLIN April 11 The The town of Duisburg has been fined marks as a penalty for alleged damage damage damage dam dam- age to the telegraph wires The Burgomaster and his deputy were made personally responsible for the payment o of the fine