Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, October 23, 1914, Page 5

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1914. R A TRk B BT S e T e S BRIEF REVOLT IN PORTUGAL | OPPOSES JUDICIAL RECALL Leaders Arrested and Outbreak Easily [ Report of Committee of American Quelled. Bar Association. Lisbon, Portugal, Oct. 22.—A revo- ‘Washington, Oct. 22.—Emphatic op- lutionary outbreak in the cities of | position to the judicial recall, a plea Braganza and Mafa, under the lead- | that congress should apply the same ership of Adriano Beca, a former | rule to injunction in labor cases as to colonel, has been promptly put down, | other cases of injunction, and refer- according to an official announcement. | ences to Panama tolls and Japanese Beca has been arrested and a band | immigration are among the questions of revolutionaries who went out from | treated in reports of committees pre- Mafa are being pursued by the troops. | sented to the American Bar associa- Beyond the cutting of telegraph wires | tion in annual session here. and the stopping of trains nothing Concerning the status of judicial re- was accomplished by the revolution- aries, according to reports here. PROTESTS MILITIA ACTION | Union Officer Says Colorado Troops Recruit Mine Guards. Washington, Oct. 22.—Contending that mine guards were being sworn into the Colorado militia during the reorganization by Governor Ammons, <2 N O R DI A N 2 John R. Lawson, an officer of the Col- The NEWEST orado district of the United Mine Workers, sent a protest to Chairman RROW Foster of the house mines committee ..azainst withdrawal of federal troops C O L L A R from the strike district. Mr. Foster took the protest to the White House. Cluett, Peabody & Co., Inc. Makers call agitation a. committee reported in part as follows: “A perceptible change in sen‘iment toward the judicial recall is slowly but e e surely showing itself among the peo- & ple of the different states. In many| St Paul, Oct. 22.—Peter La Roux, localities its true nature is not vet|driver for the Adams Express com- understood. In most states the aver- [ Pany, and two packages of currency, age voter has, as yet, insufficient a»- | one containing $3,000 and the other preciation of its baneful character.|$100, are missing. The work of education must be con-| La Roux was sent to the Union de- tinued.” pot to receive money. He received and receipted for both packages. That was the last seen of him. To AID sTAvaNG BELGIANS La Roux had been in the company’s employ:only a month and had given no local address when engaged. He Iis about twenty-three years old. Americans to Supervise Importation of Provisions. Berlin, Oct. 22.—German authori- ties ‘have agreed to the American proposals for the relief of starving; Belgians by the importation of provi- sions. i Foodstuffs will be imported by a committee acting under the auspices bile skidded into a telephone pole. of the American and Spanish minis- Germans Building Hangars. ters at Brussels and will be reserved| T.ondon, Oct. 22.—The correspond- exclusively for Belgian civilians. !ent of the - Times .at Copenhagen The German authorities have given | Jearns from German sources that air- assurancces that none of the supplies | ship sheds are being constructed at will be subjected to the usual requisi-| Tondern, in Schelswig, and at Ro- tions. It is now up to the British au-|stock,'in Mecklenburg-Schwerin, near thorities to agree to the plan. the Baltic sea. ¢ Two Die When Auto Skids. 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