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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1911
Page
7
The Miners Parade drew an unprecedented crowd, described as the largest ever, with officials noting the participation of thousand strong unions and a broad show of support across the mining community.
The parade attracted thousands including many minors, with estimating counts around 3,900 to 4,000. Spectators filled streets from Merch to gnally buiaioka as bands, unions, and city officials marched in orderly, decorated processions.
A dispute erupts within the Southwestern association as secretary Mary A. Gorsuch seeks to remove wholesalers and manufacturers from the blacklist. Officials cite higher costs and dwindling supply as factors behind the push, while industry leaders challenge the move as a guide for members.
A woman named Katey Beatty shot her husband after he left with another woman. Beatty then beat the other woman Grace Frakes with a pistol grip, wounding both. Neighbors restrained Beatty as the man and woman gave conflicting accounts. Beatty and Estey provided varying stories of provocation and violence, while police processed the case.
In Viterbo on June 1 a sensation arose at the Camorrists trial as several women witnesses testified they were offered money by the prisoners’ lawyers to deny earlier statements and swear falsely. A police official testified mothers and wives of the accused attempted to sway witnesses toward Livy the defense lawyer. The court examined an inn proprietor and chambermaid tied to the case.
In Los Angeles, B. Davis testifies in a suit for divorce from Subie Davis. He recounts a plan to be incarcerated in an insane asylum after leaving Riverside, New York, in 1908. He details letters, a supposed scheme, a revolver request, a bank with 49000 on deposit, and a 60000 certified check.
Secretary Knox to appear before the House expenditures committee to explain a 6900 payment from the Cantadrat boundaries commission fund to Frederick Hale son of former Senator Hele of Maine. Morrison testified that the Hale payout was part of a broader series of undisclosed expenditures and questioned vouchers surfaced in the state department.
Washington Tyne W-Frank LB Kellogg special counsel of the department of justice in the prosecution of the Standard Oil company and known as the treat buster told the Stone steel trust investigating committees today he had for years been special counsel at subsidiary companies of the United States Steel corporation and that he had no a r m a l e s to make. He said he would testify Roosevelt and J P Morgan may be summoned to appear before the committee to explain how railroads owned by the steel trust paid large dividends while capitalisation appeared small. Kellogg defended his services for the government and for the steel corporation, insisting his work was purely local and not connected to the steel trust as an organization. The committee chairman indicated readiness to summon the ex-president and Morgan to uncover the full truth.
Fragmented OCR text describes Mexican forces under Generals Orozco and Onigo amid rumors of advancing units and shifting loyalties. Mentions federal troops, possible peace strides, and strained relations between armistice factions, all amid unclear dates and locations.
The president named Jerome G. Leake of Livingston to be surveyor general of Montana, in a recommendation supported by Senator Dixon and others. The nomination follows a past confirmation record, with Leake awaiting Senate approval and expected to be confirmed.
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