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Newspaper
The State Line Herald
Location
North Lemmon, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1909
Page
8
A notice inviting landowners to Braught Investment Co in the U S Land Office Building Lemmon to arrange sales or loans on their land. The ad emphasizes consulting Braught for financing or transfer options.
Stockholm August 5 labor conflict in Sweden deepens with streetcar and taxi workers stoppages. Government moves to curb disorder as troops guard gas works and power facilities. Rail workers refrain from strike. dynamite stockpiles unearthed. food supplies tighten as Stockholm residents face reduced access to meals and transport.
Chicago Aug. 5 The threat of a strike on Chicago surface street car lines may not affect service as elevated lines operate under a satisfactory agreement with one year remaining. Elevated heads say a surface strike would only shift traffic upward, but disruption would still cause major citywide inconvenience and millions in lost business.
Reports from Chickasha Oklahoma describe a fatal incident during a temporary insanity episode where V McDonald killed Mr and Mrs J A Thompson and attempted to shoot his wife before she escaped. In Fond du Lac Wisconsin workers at Lime kilns reached settlement restoring pay to 1.60 a day. Mobile Alabama statutes announce James A Finherty of Philadelphia elected supreme knight of the Knights of Columbus with M H Carmody of Grand Rapids named deputy supreme knight.
Mrs. Neville Castle says the 22 caliber bullet fired at Wil Ham DL Craig in the Waldorf Astoria was aimed at her. She told police at headquarters after a night in Tunbe prison she planned suicide to end her life and described a troubling romance with Craig a lawyer she had known since he was a child. Her arraignment was postponed to February as her attorney requested a continuance and she was held in $2000 bail.
In Loris on August fifth three additional arrests followed the kidnapping of Quiney and Timmaseo Vivi an9 from their home Monday. Police say the children were placed in trunks and shipped out of the city via a wagon near Joseph Paxano’s home.
George M. Sipppy, wife of the Chicago police chief, has tendered his resignation in a letter received by Mayor Musser. The action cites ill health as the reason for stepping down from duty.
Urgent appeals from Minnesota and North Dakota call for 10 000 workers to harvest vast crops. Great Northern Railway and others announce work starts with daily pay from 1 to 3 60 dollars. Shippy reports extended illness from Petoskey Michigan delaying recovery. General Johnston faces jury for assault on editor in Louisville. Valencia chosen president of Colombia to fill Reyes term ending in about one year.
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