Funk Shadowed and Threatened Alderman by His Exposé
A report states that Funk faced threats after exposing methods and overshadowing credit. The committer presented details alleging intimidation linked to the disclosed actions.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1911
Page
13
Detective Testimony Fuels Lorimer Inquiry
Clarence Funk, key witness in the Lorimer election case, says detectives shadowed him for weeks and were urged to aid a fund to “put Lorimer over.” He names Edward Hines as connected to the attempt and details detectives’ pressure, with the committee moving to exclusive session to protect witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinton
Clarence
Funk
Chicago
Lorimer
Senate
Edward Hines
Gee
Springfield
Washington
Senator Lorimer
Myr Funk
My. Funk
Ulinole
Hines
International Harvester Company
Lorimer Fund
Punk
Senator Jones
Kenyon
Heini Committee
Refuse Patents to Cunningham in Alaska Coal Lands Case
Government ends long conflict over coal lands in Alaska after secretary action. Cunningham named in dispute with claims of mineral rights on contested plots. Final settlement halts patent grants and clarifies ownership under federal rules.
Cunningham claims denied by Interior Dept ends Alaska coal bid
The Cunningham Alaskan coal land claims are disallowed by the Interior Department. Secretary Fisher approves the decision, closing the door to the claimants’ gains amid the Ballinger Pinchot controversy. Dennett held all 33 entries for fraud and fatal defects, with further Alaska coal action promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Morgan-Gugwenheim
Alaska
Department of the Interor
Interior
Fisher
Department
Fred Dennett
Land Office
Cunningham
United States Supreme Court
Ballinger-Pinchot
Congress
Public Service
Gifford Pinchot
Louis R. Gilavis
Ballinger
Department of the Trter
Dennett
Covent Garden Hosts Magnificent Coronation Gala
London June 26 One of the coronation highlights was a command performance at Covent Garden transformed into a floral palace. Royals, diplomats, and leading Britons filled boxes and stalls as King and Queen arrived in a state coach. The program opened with Verdi Aida and featured Melba Destini and McCormack among artists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Covent Garden
England
Buckingham Palace
Hammond
Duke of Connaught
Grand Duchess of Hesse
Mrs Hammond
Mrs. Mackay
Lady Newborough
Granard
Cheylesmore
Cooper
Coventry
Dufferin
Burns
Speyer
Viscountess
Parker
Christie Miller
Helke
Newhouse
Singer
Order of the Garter
Frederick William
Germany
Duchess of Westminster
Grosvenor House
Verdi
Gounod
Rossini
le Pavillon d’Armide
Mmes. Melba
Destini
Tetrazaini
Berat
Kirkby Junn
John McCormack
Sammarco
Franz Bassi
Malatesta
Mrs Ortie McManigal Testifies Before Los Angeles Grand Jury
Mrs Ortie McManigal amid dynamiting cases linked to the Los Angeles Times bombing appears before a grand jury advised by Clarence Darrow. Her husband and John J McNamara are under indictment. witnesses include Sadie and Patricia McGuire and Walter McManigal as officials search a trunk for evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Ortie McManigal
Los Angeles Times
Clarences. Darrow
Chicago
John J. McNamara
James
Fredericks
McManigal
Sadie McGuire
Patricia McGuire
Ethelyn McManigal
Walter McManigal
Asistant
Arthur Veitch
Frank Wolfe
Veitch
Wolfe
Montana May Lose All Three Army Posts
Gen Leonard Wood testified before the house committee that four to six Northwest posts will be abandoned, including Fort Missoula Fort William Henry Harrison and Fort Assinniboine. Montana would lose its remaining military post though Missoula may be retained and Helena’s Fort Harrison likely abandoned after talks with Senator Dixon and the War Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Leonard Wood
Northwest
Fort Missoula
Fort William Henry Harrison
Montana
Fort Assinniboine
Dixon
Fort Harrison
Helena
Wood
Thunder Shower Relieves Heat Wave in Chicago
Chicago reports relief from a long heat spell as a severe thunder shower sweeps in. The day’s high reached 87 degrees and police logged several heat related prostrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Gompers and AFL Leaders Cited in Contempt Case
Washington reports Samuel Gompers John Mitchell and Frank Morri son cited to appear July 17 to explain why they should not be punished for contempt of court. A committee found ground to charge wilful defiance of court orders tied to an injunction for Bucks Store and Range Co of St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Samuel Gompers
John Mitchell
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Wright
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Bucks Store and Range Company
St. Louis
Jury locks up in cultist Lee case in Chicago
Judge Honore ordered the jury locked up for the remainder of Evelyn Arthur Lee's trial after defense concerns about newspaper cartoons and reports. Mona Rees testified much of the day, denying any sordid confessions while admitting she lived with Lee in the same flat. Prosecutor Burnham did not secure an admission of moral irregularity from her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Honore
Evelyn Arthur Lee
Absolute Life
Mona Rees
Burnham
Lee
Danner
Explosion on submarine Pike injures three crew
Explosions on the submarine Pike in San Diego caused by a back fire in the gasoline engine burn EF. W. Elliott chief machinist J. Q. Jeffries machinist's mate and L. B. Walker electrician. Elliott most seriously hurt but to recover. Sailors rescued by dock workers and taken to the Iris sick bay where they are reported doing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Cal
Pike
EF. W. Elliott
J. Q. Jeffries
L. B. Walker
Elliott
Walker
Spreckels Tells of Sugar Contest Details
Unclear text recounts Spreckels describing a sugar contest with references to Pathem Qntf Hanse Meev ee and a waged contest that was losing for moth.
NWO Admits He Is Married in Denver Shooting Case
Sensational testimony is presented in Son Phu shooting case at Denver as the defendant confirms marriage status and identity details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nwo
Son Phu
Sugar War Details Reported by Spreckels Witnesses
Washington details of the 1890s sugar war between Chris Spreckels and Henry Havemeyer, ending in a joint Western Sugar Refining company, were told to the House committee by John D. Spreckels. Joseph F. Smith of the Mormon church, with Senator Reed Smoot, attended as witnesses ahead of President Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chris Spreckies
Ienry
Havemeyver
Sugar Trust
House
John D. Spreckies
Western Sugar Refining Company
San Francisco
Claus Spreckles
Henry Oo. Havemeyer
Madison
Havemeyer
Mr. Spreckles
East
Mr. Havemeyer
California
American Sugar Refining Company
West
Joseph F. Smith
Mormon Church
Utah-Idaho Sugar Company
C. W. Nibley
Reed Smoot
Utah
Smith
Kill Attempt 10 Amend Bill Faces Senate Hold
A Senate debate ends with the amendment to bill ten defeated and the measure stalled. Proponents failed to secure enough votes to advance the proposal.
Reciprocity Bill Advances as Root Amendment Fails
The Canadian reciprocity bill survived a seven hour senate debate with the Root amendment defeated. La Follette opposed the amendment and argued against any duty on print paper, saying U S mills can beat Canadian producers. He urged broader tariff revision while Clapp signaled a free paper amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Friends
la Follette
Clapp
Root
Tariff Board
United States
Canada
Missoula Commission Primary Sees Big Vote and Clear Races
In Missoula the commission form primary produced unusually high turnout with two mayoral nominees and four council candidates. Mayor W. H. Reid and John M. Evans led the mayoral race while T. A. Price Cuthbert Peat J. W. Reely and R. W. Angevine led the council contest. Elsewhere, Liverpool docks faced a shipping strike with workers walking out at several ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Missoula
Commission
W. H. Reid
John M. Evans
T. A
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Troversy
Psion
Interior Department
Glavis
Hiehard Ballinger
Supreme Court
Wikbh
Hobie
Defense
Joseph
Hortein
Gompers
Mitchell
Spreckels
Sugar
Pathehm
Hanse
ING
Denver
Aned
Mormon
Pears
San
Francisco
Anss Havemeyer
Philadelphia
Mr. Madison
Sieet
Spreckles
Spreckles Beet Sugar Company
California-Hawaiian Sugar Company
Missouri River
Mr. Hines
New Orleans
New York
Joseph Smith
von Phal
Tet Heer
Lieved
Henwood
Noticr
Willis V. Keilett
Frank Harold Henwood
George E. Copeland
S. Louis van Phu
New York State
John T. Bottom
John W. Springer
von Phul
ROOTS
Bate
la Vollette
General Princi
Finance Committee
Stone
Finannce Committee
Wisconsin
Missoula Commission
Liverpool
Hull
Grangemouth
Clyde
Ea H . Finley Sete
Ll F. Kellogg
S. H McCall Sateen
Merceree Eweee
John M. Price Sane
William H. Reid
J. L. Betwee
Wallace
R. W. Angevine
Rope
John Bonner
Z. Bourdeau
R. Evariaeias
Phil Gagnon
Paul H. Gerber
Frank C. Flall
Frank C
William Keating
F Cc Lockman
Eugene Morin
Cuthbert Peat Seeeel
J M. Piquette Panne
Piles
John W. Reely
Kad Rohrkramer
Oscar Sedman
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