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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1913

Page

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Secret oil war tied to Diaz Madero plot from U S source

A Seattle informant claims a covert battle between Rothschilds oil interests and the Standard Oil Co funded Diaz and Orozco revolts in Mexico. He alleges the plot to overthrow Madero and the assassination were planned in the American consulate with Ambassador Wilson and Generals Olaz and Huerta, and that Diaz fled with $60 million in concessions proceeds. He denies Japanese involvement.

Seattle Mexico The Star Madero Henry Lane Wilson Felix Diaz Huerta Rothschilds England Standard of Co Standard of! Co Pote SeaEei Etna Porfirio Diaz Standard Ofl Co Tampico Standard Diaz Taft Juarez Bridge Standard Oil Co Rio Janeiro Brazil Vera Cruz Europe Ttmn Orozco Gustavo Madero Mexico City Bernardo Reyes Reyes Felix Gustavo Rothschild Wilson Felix Olaz All Syndicate Japan

Miller Began Fight to Escape Murder Conviction

Peter Miller, under a life age-tense 70 year sentence, begins defense in Judge Glasgow's court amid a four year feud with Captain Tennant. Miller, labeled a notorious criminal, faces first degree murder charges for the 1908 cafe slaying of Hugh McMahon on Alpha Street. The trial emphasizes a mixed jury and potential end of the death penalty in the state, given evolving laws.

Peter Miller Tennant Joseph M. Glasgow Miller King County Pierce Tennagt Charles Reaser Chicago Hugh McMahon Alpha At Glasgow Everett Fille Laula J. Engetrom Seattle Majewski Bianchi Engstrom Tacoma

Evidence of Guilt Found by Shepherd

Dawson New Mexico correspondent reports on the Stag Canon mine disaster owned by Phelps Dodge where eight Greek miners and others describe dust gas and excessive dust from added mining machines. They blame greed and warn of families left in poverty as 150 women and 340 children will be displaced after the explosion deaths.

The Star Dawson N. M Gray Canop Phelps-Dodge Co Lois Likas Likas William McDermott McDermott Stag Canon Colorado

Election void in Mexico City signals Huerta backed delay

Election results show insufficient votes for a president. Congressional majorities plan to declare the presidential poll invalid and urge Huerta to stay in power until a new election at his convenience. Huerta approval is presumed as the mechanism to delay.

Mexico City Huerta

Exclusive Circulation Figures For South Park District

Census taker reports 48 homes in South Park with two empty and six vacant during calls. Of 40 canvassed, 39 receive daily papers. 46 percent read Star, 18 percent Sun, 11 percent Times, 44 percent P and 6 percent other papers. 24 percent read Star and Times only.

South Park District the Star Star P.1 Bubserth Sun Times P .1 Eeee Renee The Bun

Amalgamation topic at Good Eats weekly progressive meeting

Charles K. Jenner discusses Amalgamation Why Not at the Good Eats cafeteria gathering Tuesday at 6 20 P M Mrs J M Frazier presentsWhy the Progressive Party Appeals to Women and Alfred H Lundin speaks on Progressive Party Strength In the Coming Election Inez P Morrison sings Herbsman chairs the meeting.

Good Eats Charles K. Jenner J. M. Frazier Progressive Party Alfred H. Lundin Mra Inez P. Morrison Herbsman

Young man learns shorthand at Myatt

Advertisement notes that many leaders began as stenographers and gained business knowledge. It highlights shorthand training at Myatt and points to a location at Fowells, 4th and Pine.

Leorn Shorthand Myatt. Fowells 4Th and Pine —Advt

Pennants Coupon No 103 Offer

Any four coupons clipped from The Star numbered consecutively and presented with 15 cents at The Star office entitles the holder to a 65 cent Pennant. Chicago Pennants available by mail for five additional cents per Pennant. Send or bring to The Seattle Star 1307 Seventh Ave near Union St.

Star Chicago Seattle Star Seventh Ave Union St

Governor Plans Troops as Colorado Coal Strike Escalates

Governor Ammon prepares to rush militia into southern Colorado coal fields to end the strike after a 12 hour battle in Berwind canyon Hastings and near Ludlow. A mine guard was killed, a miner missing, eight wounded, and nine dead overall with 700 armed sympathizers patrolling the area.

Colorado Denver Ammona Berwind Canyon Hastings Colorado & Southern R. R Ludlow Cedar Hill Tabasco

Campaign planned to fund Blethen chimes fund drive

A statewide appeal to raise money to repay Blethen chime expenditures will be organized at a student meeting in Denny hall Tuesday at 8. Officers will be elected and a treasurer will receive several hundred dollars already on hand. Volunteers will be assigned to geographic territories.

Denny Hall

Block sinking near Elite theatre on Thirday Street

Police report says the south east brick block at Thirday and University streets, housing the Elite theatre and a delicatessen, is sinking. Manager R F Kingsbury claims the doors were forced when he arrived Sunday morning, with Superintendent Ober attributing the cause to the Great Northern tunnel.

Thirday University St R. EF. Kingsbury Ober Kingsbury

Say He's Nutty Carl Edwards Fraud In Mississippi Request

S. M. Ashe used the alias Carl Ed wards to wire his Mississippi mother for funds to bury him. She sent 172 dollars. Police uncovered the scam and Ashe was committed to a sanitarium on an insanity charge.

Stockton S. M. Ashe Carl Edwards Mississippi Ashe

Pacific coast manager of Curtis Publishing commits suicide

W H Daniels Pacific coast manager for Curtis Publishing Co shot himself in San Francisco. He died from a self inflicted wound in the temple.

San Francisco W. H. Daniels Pacific Coast Curtis Publishing Co

Fights For Life Ends In Death Of Isaac Levy

After eight days of illness Isaac Levy a wealthy New York manufacturer died from mercury chloride poisoning believed accidental. His prolonged struggle drew attention to the rare toxin and its dangers to health.

New York Ife Isaac Levy

Countess Carlyle Re-Elected WCTU President

In Brooklyn at the Academy of Music the Countess of Carlyle was re elected as president of the Women's Christian Temperance Union in a convention today.

Brooklyn N. Y

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