Advices received yesterday from
Mexico City said that Obregon reach
ed thre Tuesday night and that there
as a great demonstration in his hon
or. The demonstration included a
parade, reports said, and much en
thusiasm was said to have been shown
ror Obregon's candidacy for presi
dent. LD
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Lady Astor will be the first wom
an to take a seat in the House of
Commons. Countess Markievicz was
elected a member from- St. Patrick's
division of Dublin in a general elec
tion last year, but, with the other
Sinn Fein members elected in Ire
land, has never taken her seat.
Lady Astor will take her seat on
Monday next. Scores of prominent
members of parliament, anticipated
the result, had requested that she al
low them to be her sponsors. A
new member is always escorted into
the House of Commons by two spons
ors. London, Xov. 28. News of the re
sult of the election at Plymouth
caused a mild sensation in the House
of Commons in the midst of debate
on the coal resolution today, although
it had been generally expected that
Lady Astor would win and thus be
come the first woman member to take
a seat in the House.
