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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1911

Page

3

Royalist Armies Winning in Portugal Amid Revolt

From VNGO Spain dated Oct 6 reports widespread revolt in northern Portugal to reinstall the deposed King Manuel. Royalists clash near Chaves and plan moves toward Oporto with thousands joining. two royalist detachments, 3,000 each, cross from across the border as Manuels supporters mobilize ships for action.

VNGO Spain Portugal Manuel Conceiro Machado Avemontes Oporto Tuyseve Chaves Chavez

Mexico City Election Shadows Publicity And Fraud

Reports from Mexico City describe elections as publicized and fraud prone. Registrars appointed by the ruling party compile household voter lists and transmit names to the voting director who issues a license to vote. Voters receive a ballot with their name and a blank space for the candidate.

Mexico City Mexico Diaz Directora of Voting Dias

Progressive Republicans Eye La Follette Test Tonight

A meeting of the Progressive Republican League is planned for tonight at Eliere hall to consider endorsing La Follette as a progressive ideal. The group aims to expose reactionaries within the league and to launch a vigorous campaign including a state convention and a presidential primary similar to Ohio's plan.

la Follette Progressive Republican League Eliere Hall Third Ay University St Progressive League League Plains Beattie State Repu Ohio

Public Welfare league opposes recall provision amendments

The Public Welfare league adopted a resolution opposing any change to the city recall provision that would hinder petition campaigns. The report shows expenses totaling 8171.25 since organization, with 1241.35 unpaid, and Colman covering major costs. Olympia hall demolition noted. funeral of William K. Parker reported with H. C. Mason officiating.

Public Welfare League League L. W. Colman Colman William K. Parker H. C. Mason

MARRIES AND LOSES $1 950 000 IN BALTIMORE

Oct 6 Baltimore reports the marriage of Mrs. David J Dunloper to Archibald Montgomery McCrea of Pittsburgh son of the Pennsylvania railroad president. Mrs McCrea forfeits 1 950 000 by marrying. Mr Dunlop left about 6 000 000 ten years ago and his will gave the widow a third if she never remarries otherwise she would keep only 50 000

Baltimore David J. Dunloper Archibald Montgomery McCrea Pittsburg Pennsylvania Railroad New York McCrea Dunlop Wow

Mexican reformers petition to quell pending revolution

Maderista faction in Mexico asks Secretary De La Barra to suppress an incipient uprising feared for October 16 when the electoral college meets. In Washington state, Sing Chong, a restaurant waiter, is found dead in his room after dressing in a silk gown and sandals. the coroner sees no suicide evidence and notes preparation suggests awareness of death.

Mexico City Reyes Maderista Mexico Secretary de la Barra Electoral College Norti Yakima Wash Sing Chong Fred Shaw

Campaign money for treating in Stephenson probe debated

In Milwaukee on October 6 the Stephenson election inquiry explored if campaign funds could be used for treating to liquor and cigars. Game Warden Stone and deputies testified about their knowledge of receiving portions of the campaign funds.

United Press Milwaukee Senator Stephenson Stone Stephenson

Bids Sought for 6000 Acres of Capital Lands

Douglas county land parcels totaling 6000 acres are open for bid with a noon October 28 deadline set by the secretary of the state capitol commission. Bids must include certified checks equal to 10 percent of the bid amount.

Douglas County Secretary of the State Capitol Commission

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