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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1911
Page
15
Washington reports show senate committees opposing tariff revisions and threatening to amend the reciprocity bill. Insurgent and Democratic blocs push wool, farmers free list, steel and lead bills as amendments, delaying action and testing President Taft's stance.
Testimony before the House Sugar Trust committee traces Mormon church involvement in Utah sugar firms. Thomas H. Cutler details stock ownership by Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints and Havemeyer led American Sugar Refining into Utah beet sugar, with plans to finance expansion through stock sales and capital partnerships. Joseph P. Smith, church president, prepared to testify as a witness.
A Tuesday arrest of eight head of Flying V horses tied to Sunnyside ranch in Cascade county leads to a shocking discovery. County jailer Puck Powell identifies the detainee as Mrs. Coons, formerly involved in horse trouble near Malta, who had worn men's garb and used the alias Davis. She says her partner stole the horses and she met him at Chester. he claims she owned them when they joined.
Santa Ana California June 22 W J Hayes son of a Globe Arizona cattleman is under arrest at Huntington Beach on a telegraph warrant charging him with the murder of Rex Chiquita. Harry Jose an Indian is serving a sentence in the Arizona penitentiary for the same crime Frank Owen of Winkeman is under arrest charged with complicity in the crime.
President Taft declares no legislation on tariffs railroads corporations or politics equals the priority of placing banking and currency on a sound basis. He endorses the Aldrich national reserve plan as a nonpartisan, representative framework for 7000 national banks to curb influence in Wall Street and Washington.
Frank Johnson president of the Johnson Lock Automobile company of San Francisco was fatally injured while attempting to board an electric train at Wentfield near San Rafael and died within an hour.
Former Governor Yates testified before the senate committee that he had never heard of money used in the Lorimer election until after the fact. George W. Hinman, editor of the Chicago Inter Ocean, suggested a longstanding jackpot fund in Springfield, while both denied talks with Edward Hines about an corruption fund for Lorimer’s election.
London June 22 King George V and Queen Mary receive a grand coronation in Westminster Abbey. The ancient ritual, imperial display, and royal procession drew crowds nationwide with music by Sir Walter Parratt and a three hour ceremony marked by loyalty, pageantry, and a final balcony bow amid cheers from Parliament Square to Buckingham Palace.
In Denver on June 22, testimony centered on Isabelle Patterson Springer’s effort to recover letters to 8 L Von Phul and a divorce dispute with her husband John W. Springer. The defense argues self defense and a protective motive for Henwood, who shot Von Phul and Copeland, with disputed accounts of who drew first.
London June 22 Westminster abbey drew a vast crowd for the royal ceremony as imperial processions departed Buckingham Palace. The interiors glittered with blue and amber carpets, white chairs for peers and peeresses, and rich dress uniforms, with foreign dignitaries occupying special stands and many European heirs in attendance.
President Taft sends a cablegram to King George expressing cordial felicitations in the name of the United States. He hopes British dominion may flourish under the king's guiding influence and wishes personal welfare for the royal family and continued friendly relations.
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