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Newspaper
Lemmon The State Line Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1909
Page
6
Governor Eberhart may invite railway officials and strikers to discuss arbitration to calm strike fears. He has not yet decided, based on private investigations, whether such a conference would improve the situation. If no invitation is issued soon, he may announce no viable path to resolution.
In Mankato Minnesota on December 16 Frank Srich the first of four indicted for the murder of H J Ledbeter was found guilty of murder in the first degree by the jury. The trial of Mrs Grace Lochbeter began after the verdict. The state had expected to wait until December 27 but the defense moved for an immediate trial and the court granted it.
Brussels reports a relapse after King Leopold’s intestinal obstruction operation. Doctors consult as Ex-Crown Princess Stephanie arrives soon with possible reconciliation hopes noted. Public reaction remains skeptical of repentance claims and prayers.
Washington dispatches confirm Zelaya’s plan to resign in favor of Madriz who is his candidate though not the people’s choice. Vice Consul Caldera reported demonstrators in Managua were arrested by authorities and crowds cheered the government and the United States.
Chicago reports John D. Rockefeller plans to gain control of leading city drug stores. Bi products from Standard Oil are tied to retail drug trade, with Rockefeller allegedly aiming to acquire major outlets and profit from oil company products. Agents linked to Rockefeller have been seen visiting stores in Chicago and Milwaukee to gauge sale prospects.
Irish Nationalists pledge renewed support to Prime Minister Asquith amid Liberal party discussions. The meeting closed with a resolution endorsing Liberal aims and signaling continued backing for the government during the election period.
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