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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1911

Page

9

London Prepares for Morrow Coronation Parade and Events

Crowds fill central London as decorations near completion for coronation day tomorrow. Royal processions, state carriages, and royal visits comprise a packed program with galas, dinners, and formal calls at St James Palace.

London West End Victoria Embankment Westminster Abbey Buckingham Palace Victoria Memorial Empire Ripon Olympia Chesire Barracks Duke of Connaught St. James’ Palace Lord Derby Dominion Derby House Spithead Charles A. Gove Laurier Chelsea Barracks Frederick W. Borden Gove Delaware S. L. H. Slocum Foreign Office John Hays Hammond United States Reid Sir Edward Grey

Elks of Iowa Hold Parade at State Convention

Sioux City Iowa June 21 A parade with about two thousand Elks marked the main event of the Iowa Elks convention. A Bohemian lunch is planned at North Riverside this afternoon. George Reddick and Bert Keity both from Iowa City are on the ticket for state president.

Sioux City Elks Iowa Elks North Riverside George Reddick Iowa City Bert Keity

Reasonable Trust Arguments Continue in Sugar Trust Hearing

Horace Havemeyer testifies before the House sugar committee defending "reasonable combinations" that include small companies at risk of bankruptcy. He cites the National Sugar Refining Company as a reasonable part of the mix and argues sugar prices stay stable despite consolidation. Charles B. Warren of Michigan Sugar also testifies next in Washington.

Washington, D. C Horace Havemeyer H. O. Havemeyer Sugar Trust House Sugar Committee National Sugar Refining Company Fordney Havemeyer England Rep Charles B. Warren Detroit The Michigan Sugar Company Saginaw, Mich

Woman defrauds Waterloo bank in $600 check scam

Waterloo Iowa June 21 An unidentified woman about thirty is being hunted statewide for defrauding Securities Savings Bank of $600. She allegedly forged a Galloway Gibson company check on Blackhawk National Bank for $800, deposited $200 and fled with $600. Description circulated by telegraph but not located.

Waterloo Securities Savings Bank Galloway-Gibson Company Blackhawk National Bank

Death From Dynamite Fumes Near Anawan

Anawan Illinois June 21 Joseph Eyle a well digger died from inhaling dynamite fumes while cleaning a farm well near here He had exploded the dynamite the previous day and descended to clean it A Soderland his assistant was overcome in a rescue attempt but will recover.

Anawan Ill Joseph Eyle Kewanee Here A. Soderland Kyle

Lighting System At Orphan Home In Preparatory Festival

A gasoline lighting plant will be installed at the German Lutheran Orphans and Old Folks home south of the city this summer. Rev H Reinemund superintendent awarded the contract and the system should be in use by July 4. A nearby building will house the plant to prevent fire. Minor improvements are planned for August visitors. The school is closed for summer and orphans are doing farm work for the Home association.

H. Reinemund Home Associacion

American Ships Join Kiel Fleet for Emperor’s Naval Festival

The second division of the Atlantic Fleet arrived at Kiel and moored in the inner harbor ahead of the emperor's annual naval festival. German and American officials met the ships as they passed the Friedericksort fortifications at 8 o'clock when the salute is fired.

Kiel Germany von der Tan Spithead Wilhelmshaven Admiral von Tirpitz F. A. Traut Berlin Paul H. J. Sartori Friedericksort

Pursuers Amazed by Bandit's Endurance in Idaho Chase

Idaho Falls June 21. Fugitive Hugh Whitney shows remarkable stamina as a posse pursues him after four days on the trail. Despite sleep deprivation and scarce meals, he remains mounted and vigilant near Pelot's ranch, where breakfast is scarce and rain aids his flight.

Idaho Falls Idaho Hugh Whitney Pelot Pelot’s Whitney

Report of Contempt Charges Completed in Labor Case

Washington June 21 The committee of lawyers named by Justice Wright to probe contempt charges against President Gompers and Secretary Morrison of the American Federation of Labor has finished its report and will present it Friday The Buck Stove and Range company lawsuit against the Federation funded the committee The Supreme Court recently set aside jail terms and left Wright to decide civil contempt The federation leaders plan to challenge the selection of the committee as unconstitutional and vow to fight any forthcoming prosecution.

Washington Wright District Supreme Court Gompers Morrison American Federation of Labor Buck's Stove and Range Company U. S. Supreme Court

Federation of Iron and Steel Men Campaign Planned

E H Gary chairman of U S Steel Corp will advocate at the Brussels conference opening July 5 a federation of iron and steel makers modeled after the American Steel and Iron Institute The gathering will not seek universal price fixing or market regulation in non producing countries.

New York International Federation of Iron and Steel Makers American Steel and Iron Institute E. H. Gary U. S. Steel Corporation International Steel and Iron Conference Brussels

Postmasters Elect Officers in Cedar Rapids District

The third and fourth class postmasters in the Cedar Rapids district elected Charles H. Reid of London as president and P. A. Burns of Van Horn, Indiana as secretary and treasurer at the annual convention.

Cedar Rapids Charles H. Reid London P. A. Burns van Horn

Debate Opens on Canadian Reciprocity Tariff Question

Senator Elihu Root formally opened the Canadian reciprocity debate in the senate declaring support for the agreement and defending President Taft's handling. He urged that farmers are changing sentiment and emphasized dual considerations on food products versus textiles. The House pursued direct election of senators as the Underwood wool tariff bill passed 221 to 100, with 25 Republicans voting with Democrats.

Washington, D. C Elihu Root Senate Taft Root Bailey House Congress Tariff Board Francis Ohio Anderson Anthony Campbell Davis Minnesota French Haugen Helgesen Jackson la Follette Lenroot Lindbergh Madison Miller Morse Murdock Nelson Norris Rees Sloan Steenerson Stephens California Volstead Wood Iowa Young Kansas Kent

President Taft Attends Yale Commencement in New Haven

President Taft arrived in New Haven at 10 02 am and was greeted by Yale professor Bacon His visit included donning the cap and gown at Woodbridge Hall Orthodx Jews Endorse Taft for 1912 nomination and reelection in Washington Taft reception featured speeches praising his liberal Jewish policy

New Haven Conn Taft Bacon Yale University Woodbridge Hall Washington

Bennie Thomas Drowns Chasing Chicken at Pond

In Kewanee Illinois Bennie Thomas seven years old died after chasing a chicken and slipping from a twenty foot embankment into a pond. He drowned later as rescuers worked. The incident occurred today with local authorities investigating.

Kewanee Ill Bennie Thomas

Miss Denise to Ind iana Dean of Women at IU

Bloomington Indiana June 21 Miss Carrie Denise graduate of Grinnell Iowa and current dean of women at Iowa Wesleyan college has been selected dean of women at Indiana University to succeed Miss Louise Goodbody who died last winter.

Bloomington Ind Carrie Denise Grinnell Iowa Wesleyan College Indiana University Louise Goodbody

Beatrice Farnham and John Otto Wed on Rocky Spire

In Grand Junction Colorado on June 21 an unconventional ceremony bound artist Beatrice Farnham and hermit prospector John Otto. They wed on a quartz altar perched a hundred feet above ground in the National Monument with a trail carved from rock. The plan to wed atop Independence Rock was altered after the minister balked. The bride cooked the feast, wore a satin gown, and then the couple exchanged vows again atop the spire in mountain climbing attire.

Grand Junction Colo Beatrice Farnham Boston John Otto Monument National Park Otto Independence Rock Independence

See Attacked by Girl's Father in Turbulent Trial Interlude

Mildred Bridges testified in the Evelyn Arthur Lee Absolute Life cult trial that she and See and Mona Rees spent evenings at the See home reading and playing games and that she believed See received divine inspiration for his writings. During a recess Stephen Bridges, Mildred's father, attacked See in the corridor, leaping and striking the apostle before court staff restrained them.

Chicago Ill Mildred Bridges Evelyn Arthur Lee Absolute Life Cult See Mona Rees Stephen H. Bridges Bridges

Burke Criticised by Wayman in Speech to Attorneys

Chicago June 21 State's Attorney John E W Wayman of Cook county condemned Springfield State's Attorney Burke for dismissing the Lee O Neil Browne case and others He faulted the present jury system as a cause of such dismissals The association elected officers L M Magill Rock Island president Alexander Wilson Cairo vice president Isaac K Levy Murphysboro second vice president Rufus C Harrah Effingham secretary treasurer Vernelle F Browne Clinton reporter Ralph J Dady Waukegan

Chicago John E. W. Wayman Cook County Burke Springfield Lee O'Neil Browne Illinois Attorneys’ Association Today L. M. Magill Rock Island Alexander Wilson Cairo Isaac K. Levy Murphysboro Rufus C. Harrah Effingham Vernelle F. Browne Clinton Ralph J. Dady Waukegan

Little Glidden Cars Arrive in Waterloo Tour

Waterloo Iowa June 21 most of the Little Glidden tour cars arrived ahead of time and lined up for noon control. The pilot chose the roughest ten miles into Waterloo for the final lap while the Dubuque leg was completed in good time with Hawk Eye Highway cited as the best route. No accidents marred the trip and drivers headed to Clear Lake next, aiming for prompt progress.

Waterloo Dubuque Hawkeye Clear Lake

Saloon Permit Board Chooses Thirty-Two From Sixty-Four Applicants

City council read petitions from sixty-four saloonists for permits and selected thirty-two. The list, prepared by three council members, was adopted while the mayor and one councilman abstained from voting.

Cedar Rapids

Aged Burlington Man Fatally Struck by Switch Engine

Henry Baumle, an elderly Burlington resident, was killed instantly when a switch engine struck him at a street crossing this afternoon in Burlington Iowa.

Burlington Henry Baumle

Lorimer 10 Stay During Inquiry

Former Senator William Lorimer arrives in Washington for the senate inquiry into his election accompanied by Judge Elbridge Hancey and counsel for Edward Hines. Hearings resume at 1 pm tomorrow with former Governor Richard Yates expected as first witness. order of witnesses to follow.

Washington, D. C Elbridge Hancey Chicago William Lorimer Washington Senate Haneey Wm. J. Hynes Edward Hines Richard Yates Illinois Yates McCormick

German Methodists Open Camp Meeting in Garner

Nearly 200 delegates from Iowa Illinois and South Dakota attend the start of the annual German Methodist camp meeting in Garner Iowa presided by Rev E L Brenner. Dr F E Hirsch former Charles City College president leads Bible school institute. Dr Bucher from Cincinnati speaks. Galena Illinois delegation among largest.

Garner Iowa Illinois South Dakota E. L. Brenner F. E. Hirsch Charles City College Bucher Deaconness Home Cincinnati Galena

Values of Education Highlight Iowa Wesleyan President Talk

Nichols Iowa June 21 special The Muscatine district conference of the Methodist Episcopal church closes after a program with papers and discussions. Dr E A Schell president of Iowa Wesleyan Mt Pleasant delivered the keynote address The Values of Education last evening. Rev E Madrigal Grandview led a music program and offered a solo.

Iowa Wesleyan University Mt. Pleasant E. Madrigal Grandview Mr. Madrigal

Taft Urges Emergency Amendment to Pure Food and Drug Act

President Taft calls congress to strengthen the Pure Food and Drug Act to curb dangerous nostrums and cure alls. He cites court decisions exposing weaknesses and warns the country faces renewed frauds without swift action. The message, prepared in New York, was transmitted to both houses.

Washington, D. C New York White House Congress Taft States Supreme Court Senate House Sherley Kentucky House of Representatives District of Columbia

Motormen Die In Traction Car Wreck Near Princeton

Spring Valley Illinois dispatch reports two motormen William Zerkie Jr and Harry Brown killed when an open switch caused a traction car of the Chicago Ottawa and Peoria Interurban line to overturn near Princeton. One passenger Walter C Deane seriously injured.

Spring Valley Ill William Zerkie, Jr Perm Harry Brown la Salle Chicago, Ottawa and Peoria Princeton Walter C. Deane

Weather: warm spell continues in Weathers area

The forecast calls for continued warm weather in Weathers Iowa and Illinois Fair tonight and likely through Thursday. Sunrise is 4 14 a.m. with sunset at 7 28 p.m. Moonrise occurs at 11 45 a.m.

Iowa Illinois

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Elks OF Reddick Keliz Young Havemeyer Waterloo Bank Orphan Home Lutheran Atlantic Fleet Nual Federation OF Iron and Steel Bill YALE Denise Indiana Iowa Wesleyan Stephen Bridges Wayman Lorimer Capital Nichols DR. Grigsby Schell Wesleyan Pure Food and Drug Act
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