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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1911
Page
9
Immense crowds cheer as a regal procession moves toward Westminster Abbey. The brilliant ceremonies unfold with nobles and notable figures from around the world joining an unbroken ovation, while streets fill with color and pageantry.
King George V and Queen Mary were crowned at Westminster Abbey in a medieval ceremony rich in historic rites. Crowds from around the world filled London streets, creating a sea of color from Piccadilly to the admiralty archway as the procession moved between Buckingham Palace and the abbey.
London crowds gathered early as King George and Queen Mary left Buckingham Palace for Westminster Abbey in a coronation pageant. Despite drab skies and showers, thousands from Britain and abroad joined the spectacle, turning a cloudy day into a universal celebration of the royal procession and coronation imagery.
London reports two fatal coronation accidents. At Lymerey a cannon burst as salutes fired, blowing a prominent citizen apart. In Barnstable an archway collapsed, killing a woman and seriously injuring several. An Indian officer was thrown from a horse but unharmed. A cavalry horse caused minor chaos before restraint.
Des Moines hosts the Southern Iowa Editorial association summer convention with a large turnout. President J. M. Anderson of the Indianola Herald presides as speakers include W. D. Junkin Fairfield Ledger J. L. Long Osceola Sentinel Paul Stillman Jefferson Bee Philip Hoffman Oskaloosa Herald and Lafayette Young Des Moines Capital. Morning enrollment and reception precede the annual officers election tomorrow.
Clear Lake Iowa June 22 The little Glidden tourists left at 6 o clock on the last lap of the run All cars reached here within the time limit last night and started today Only minor troubles occurred and prospects for a fast run to Des Moines were excellent
President Taft sent a cablegram to King George extending felicitations and wishing that under the king's guiding influence the British dominion may flourish and prosper. He expressed best wishes for the king and his family and for continued friendly relations between Great Britain and the United States. Ambassador Bryce and the British embassy staff attended a prayer service at St. John's Episcopal church.
Chicago jurors hear Mildred Bridges describe the cult language as prosecutors seek clues in Evelyn Arthur Lee abduction case. Bridges deflects with evasive answers to terms like Motherhood and Wifeliness, calling them symbols of truth. Mona Rees, first adult disciple, to testify next.
Washington announces the Lorimer election inquiry resumes with former Governor Yates and Senator Hopkins asked to testify. Hinman first witness describes jackpot funds and corruption rumors while Attorney Marble questions him about bribery and personal finances. Governor Deneen receives a summons to appear and discuss possible Illinois legislature corruption links. He notes no specific targets beyond general industry connections.
Cedar Rapids, June 22. Anton Benak a 24 year old farm hand living nearby suffered a sun stroke today and died before medical help could reach him.
Springfield June 22 A poll shows administration waterway bill likely to pass by a narrow margin. Votes: 78 for 69 against 5 doubtful or absent. Johnson bill unfavorable in committee 10 to 9 with three absent. House agenda set to calendar second reading. committee of the whole to hear outside speeches. Gov Deneen aligned with waterway supporters, potential for passage pending adjournment rules.
The will of Mrs Mary G Baker Eddy founder of the Christian Science church was admitted to probate in Suffolk County probate court. Attorney General James H Swift of Massachusetts immediately appealed to the supreme court on the domicile issue.
Washington June 22 The house sugar investigating committee examined a 1908 pre campaign conference between Michigan beet sugar interests and then Secretary of War Taft. Do B Warren president of Michigan Sugar Refining denied any general tariff talks and said Taft discussed Philippine sugar concessions and sought aid to ease opposition to Philippines free sugar. Joseph F Smith head of the Mormon church and Utah Idaho Beet Sugar Co director said he would travel to Washington and that a subpoena would not be needed.
The forecast calls for fair skies in Weathers Iowa tonight and Friday with possible local thunderstorms in the north portion. Illinois remains fair and warm through tonight and Friday. Sunrise is at 4 15, sunset at 7 31, noonrise at 1 08 am.
In Washington on June 22, the Senate Finance Committee rejected detailed reporting on the wool revision and farmers free list bills, sending them into the open senate with Canadian reciprocity in play. A Democratic insurgent coalition urged prompt reporting by July 10, while Republicans admitted loss of control. The fate of reciprocity looks dim, with talks of an extra session possibly extending to December as insurgents prepare to press tariff revisions.
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