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Fragmentary OCR mentions Missoula leaders and state standings with unclear names and figures. No coherent events or entities clearly identifiable for a proper card.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1911
Page
15
Fragmentary OCR mentions Missoula leaders and state standings with unclear names and figures. No coherent events or entities clearly identifiable for a proper card.
The second annual Montana Goods Roads congress opened in Missoula with about 200 delegates from counties and cities. Governor Norris, Attorney General Galen, and Secretary of State Yoder attended as debates began on road building aims across the state.
In Chico California on June 27 a coroner's jury charged Emma Rumbel and Arthur Lewis with murder after 11 year old Helen Rumbel was found dead from brutal punishment for failing to milk three cows. The stepmother and stepbrother were jailed for safety as villagers rioted. Witnesses said Helen was bound to attic floor, wrists tied, and beaten for the missed task while the mother water-clocked her to revive consciousness.
Customs officials probe expansive Jenkins jewelry smuggling scandal implicating a New Yorker financier as alleged mastermind. Goods valued near 2004, with trunks passed for a fee, and several prominent socialites under surveillance as federal investigators weigh cases against a western manufacturer and southern coal operator.
Denver June 27 witnesses in the Henwood Copeland Von Phul case recounted events at the Springer ranch. Mrs Springer denied deep involvement while the defense pressed the protector role claim, and police chief Armstrong testified to pre shooting discussions.
President Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor, en route to Minneapolis to pursue the McNamara kidnapping inquiry, indicated that no apology would be issued by John Mitchell Frank Morrison or himself regarding Judge Wright's ruling in the District supreme court.
In Chicago on June 27 the state attorney reported a striking similarity between the Mormon Golden Bible and passages from the Book of Truth in Evelyn Arthur Lee’s trial. Mona Rees invoked her constitutional rights, then admitted purifying meetings where converts were stripped, while police and reporters testified to her changing statements and Danner’s corroboration.
Washington June 27 The Mormon church in sugar business for its people sought Henry Havemeyer’s help to expand beet sugar interests. Joseph F Smith Utah Idaho Sugar president said the church acted as benefactor not industrial pirate and held no stock in Amalgamated or Lewiston companies. He noted the Utah Idaho Sugar’s dividends fund religious interests and that the church had $50 000 invested to help complete a factory during funding troubles.
Lincoln Beachey, the California aviator, circled Niagara Falls then swooped under the upper bridge and into the gorge. He landed safely on the Canadian side after a flight that rose to 2000 feet above the falls in mist and spray amid light rain.
Washington June 27 further testimony shown Edward Hines of Chicago aided Lorimer election and a Duluth lumberman blamed him. Clarence S Funk star witness said three detectives hired to shadow him were ditched by Funk who then described a street encounter and sweatbox claim.
A woman identified as Mrs Mannical collapsed in the courthouse, reportedly overwhelmed by the courtroom stress. Detectives assisted witnesses as onlookers watched the incident unfold during the session.
Dramatic scene in Los Angeles as McManigal pleads with his wife to testify against the Namara brothers. Scott of Darrow’s defense erupts at detectives hounding the woman while Burns' men seek to sway her. Mrs McManigal swoons then is escorted by police and attorneys to safety. Prosecution claims she is not yet hopeless.
John D. Ivan president of Amalgamated Copper posted with the Greater Hancock club a purse of $1000 for the international hammer and drill contest during home-coming week July 17 22. Teams from Galena Gis bee Globe and Watte will compete against Lake Superior men with Mr Ryan presiding. Governor Osborn and Senator Townsend will attend as guests.
Denver June 27. Principal witness Isabelle Patterson Springer faced cross examination as her lawyers urged District Judge George Allen to grant a limor pending a divorce case filed by her husband John Springer. An affida claims she lacks funds to contest the divorce unless awarded money for personal litigation expenses.
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