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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1911
Page
3
A wounded old black crow is under care of Dr. Clair Wilcox after breaking its leg on a telephone wire. The bird was brought to the doctor's office by bystanders who saw it pecking at the pane, and the surgeon questions the crow sense claim while treating the injury.
Francisco I Madero Jr arrives in Mexico City with a small guard and a formal military-like reception. Six special trains bring capitalists reception committee and bands to mark the democratic entry as the new leader expected to govern after Diaz's era ends.
Charles Frederick Adama, veteran single taxer from New York, has spent 30 years active in politics yet never held office. He championed initiative referendum recall and direct nominations long before adoption and envisions weekly civic forums for all residents. He spoke at the Central Labor Council tonight.
Leopold Dreyfuss a wealthy Michigan boulevard tailor confessed to hiring eight men in a so called fire ring to burn his factory. He shot himself at his home after being arrested on arson charges. He named associates and said he paid $500 cash and promised $1,000 after insurance collection.
William Allen White, Kansas editor, believes progressives will name a presidential nominee from one of the old parties. He predicts if conservatives nominate Harmon, progressives may sweep the Republican party and nominate Follette, or seize the Democrats to back Wilson. He says Taft or Sherman would be defeated if chosen.
Chief Bannick spoke at the opening of the Mrs. Henrietta Berry trial as the civil service commission delayed until Thursday. He testified about reports of a nude raid and suggested Berry’s dismissal after health officers were found responsible, but the commission rejected his signed statements and witnesses.
Police slanguage notes thieves known as dips are after autos and car robes while a bearcloth robe and two $30 robes vanish from locations near the Moore theatre. An Indian motorcycle is reported missing from the King County garage as thefts spread across Queen Anne Hill Capitol Hill and surrounding areas.
The Baker & Malheur Oil Company promotes 240 acres of promising oil lands in Oregon with shares at 10 cents each. Investors may buy 100 shares for $10 on installments, with 200 shares equaling about one acre. The firm guarantees reports to stockholders and nonassessable shares, aiming to attract small investors.
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