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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1911
Page
13
The testimony states he received stock from Havemeyer in lieu of salary for services. No payment was taken as president. The claim centers on improper compensation and stock transfer in connection with executive duties.
Washington June 19 field day in the house inquiry into the American Sugar Refining company and other refineries focused on formation of major sugar companies, frauds on the government, and the roles of Havemeyer and Post. Witnesses described stock transfers, salaries, and profits amid tense exchanges over competition and control of beet and refined sugar operations.
Washington June 19 Republican opposition to the Canadian reciprocity bill in the senate reached open revolt led by Senator Dixon Montana. He demanded an explanation or a speech in favor from leaders who championed the measure. Dixon warned that many Republicans may join Democrats to lower duties on all manufactured products if the bill passes. Other Northwestern Republicans voiced support for Dixon's stance signaling a broader tariff fight if reciprocity moves forward. Senators Crawford Bailey and others pressed for action, threatening to rewrite tariff law if needed. Root amendment on pulp wood and paper was postponed due to Root's absence, and speeches for or against the measure were deferred until clarity emerges.
In San Francisco 1600 delegates and friends gather for the international Sunday school convention. Tonight’s highlight was a large concert that drew a wide attendance as the event began and the real work of the convention was set to commence tomorrow morning.
A fire in Marion on June 19 damaged the No 8 mine of the Peabody Coal company, wiping out the washer and other buildings. Estimated loss reaches $100000.
Washington June 19 The silver wedding celebration ends with the Taft reception on the White House lawn. Invitations went to about twelve thousand, with an estimated five thousand present as fireworks and electric decorations lit up the grounds. The crowd included government leaders, diplomats, and military officials amid fountains and colored lights.
Lisbon June 19 The United States has officially recognized the republic of Portugal after the new constituent assembly proclaimed abolition of the monarchy and banishment of the Braganza royal family. American chargé d'affaires Lorillard presented a note to foreign minister Machado confirming formal recognition of the Portuguese government.
A northern Washington forest fire, burning near Hoquiam for 48 hours, menaces the water supply by threatening the source within a half mile. Large logging camps in the region face potential loss as flames push closer to the water works and timber lands.
London June 19 rain dampens the coronation pageantry as banners sag and paint runs on triumphal arches. The king and queen host royal meetings at the palace and abbey rehearsals, then host foreign representatives at Buckingham. A lavish state dinner looms, with princes, duchesses, and US envoy John Hays Hammond in attendance. The Spithead fleet holds a full dress rehearsal with 21 gun salutes, while a royal ball at Stafford House tops the social scene. James Keir Hardie denounces the procession, urging workers to spit at the pageantry.
Havana dispatch reports the first human remains recovered from the wreck of the battleship Maine. Workers unearthed a left forearm bone and a right foot on the spar deck amid mud and coral, placed by an undertaker in a receptacle. The find offers no ID, but officials hope further objects nearby will aid identification as cofferdam water is lowered and more of the ship is revealed.
Special Dispatch reports a man named Charlton, sought by Idaho Falls officers, was arrested by Under Sheriff Erwin at Grace Methodist Episcopal church in Dillon. He allegedly defrauded Idaho Falls church members of over $200 and others in Pocatello, hailing from Ely, Nebraska. An Idaho Falls officer is due to collect him tomorrow.
A posse chases Hugo Whitney after he wounded Deputy Sheriff Samuel Melton and killed Conductor William Kidd on an Oregon Short Line train. The order crowd pursues from Idaho Falls toward Just ranch, with bloodhounds and six auto caravans, amid reports of more victims and a possible crossing toward Jackson Hole.
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Pocatello Idaho reports Hugh Whitney one of the two men who fired on Conductor William R Kidd and Deputy Sheriff Sam Melton on a southbound Short Line train near High Bridge last Saturday. Whitney, in flight from posses, is alleged to have claimed his fifth victim as the manhunt continues.
Monida Mont June 19 The short man Hugh Whitney who aided a Summit saloon hold up on June 16 has added two more men to his list. Around 9 o clock this morning while crossing the Snake River bridge on a horse stolen from Edward Magill whom he shot yesterday he wounded Robert
Railroad workers arriving in Butte from the scene of the shooting say the fugitives won’t be taken alive and that the entire region from Spencer to Pocatello is aroused. Crowds await the next chase scene as the pursuit shifts. dogs fail to scent and are deemed ineffective in previous pursuits.
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