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Newspaper
The State Line Herald
Location
North Lemmon, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1909
Page
7
Rural policyholders of the Northwestern Fire and Marine benefited from quick settlements after a damaging nationwide wir. W. D. Cave reported prompt, satisfactory payoffs within ten days of loss. Cashier Finch, noting his company’s quick payout, contrasted with others still awaiting responses. A. E. B. Schaal received over $500 as part of the settlements.
Announcement of baseball games in August with Lemmon at Aberdeen for series on the 4th and 6th, followed by three games at home against Aberdeen. Mentions Athens ball play and dates August Ath, Tth and Sth, with general anticipation from fans regionally.
State Normal Industrial issues a hand stitched illustrated catalogue promoting admission for prospective students. It highlights diploma recognition, teacher training for public schools, industrial departments in engineering sewing and dressmaking, blacksmithing and molding, shop practice, drawing bookkeeping and music, plus a gym and athletic field. Tuition information and free literature available from the president in North Dakota.
Ums County North Dakota official directory lists local officials and officers. Names include Walter Kelley, Howard Hy Hoven, D. Bapnne, and John G. from various boards and wards. Indicates county and city governance structure with ward and precinct references.
The new French cabinet under M Briand begins after Clemenceau resigns. The Paris press notes relief at the departure of certain ministers and approves the shift of war and marine portfolios to trusted generals. Strong belief forms that military leadership will curb political abuses in the army and navy.
The First National Bank of Moton Indiana closes after cashier Leah Ro Marker vanishes with between 10000 and 60100 in cash from the vaults. Marker left on a train to Indianapolis claiming he would spend Sunday and sent a note to his brother before disappearance. Directors suspend bank operations pending federal examiner arrival amid possible fraud. In Sweden, 40000 workers across paper, woolen, cotton and allied trades strike, with a general strike call issued for April 1.
Grain and provision prices listed for Minneapolis and Chicago markets include Wheat at various grades and months, flax values, and cattle, hogs, and sheep quotations at St Paul and Chicago Union Stock Yards. Noted figures show July, September, and October contracts with several price points for wheat, corn, oats, and livestock components.
President signals potential shift in tariff accord as free hides tie to leather goods rates. New England concessions on shoes promised, with proposed rate changes across hides leather uppers boots and shoes. Conference aims to settle final terms on duties and related commodities.
Des Moines July 24. The boy, Lord Jey, twelve, hanged himself from a rafter on his father's farm near Guthrie Center after being reprimanded by his mother. He used suspenders tied to a bean overhead, and was fed from the house prior to the act.
A Glidden tour party traveling through Colorado was held up by a group of bandits near Sterling. Charles M. Wabbit of Buffalo New York was robbed at pistol point along a mountain road as the assailants coerced the travelers into surrendering money and valuables.
Kenosha Wis July 24 Work was resumed in all departments of the Al Jen tannery and it is thought that the strike, while not settled, is practically over. Nine hundred men are at work and one officer says the strike is over. No trouble developed.
In Menominee Michigan on July 24 an automobile carrying Ole Erickson president of the State Bank of Escanaba his wife and his brother in law Dell Erickson was struck by a Northwestern passenger train at Birch Creek and all three occupants were instantly killed.
A Wanasa train plunged into the Missouri River killing seven and injuring several others. The engine disappeared and only part of the car structure remained above water. A Pullman, mint coach, May coach, and sleeper followed the engine into the flood, while the chair car and two bulm… (text cut). Eight were saved by passengers escaping onto car tops and reaching shore.
A large demonstration occurred in London on the twenty sixth by a coalition of political families and socialist groups protesting against the emperor of Kusela. Participants carried banners and voiced strong anti imperial sentiments. Speeches by James Keely Hardie and others denounced the proposed policy and called for action.
Fragmented OCR text references Jerome in charge and a homicide case. It mentions Stanford White, a weapon retrieval, a Berkeley or Bain context, and a New York attorney general involvement with a trial setting. The readable portions are garbled and do not form a coherent narrative or clear outcomes.
The report outlines confusion in the state case with key figures unclear and conflicting statements. It notes trial confusion surrounding Metelaine and the defense, while noting absence of clear witness testimony. The recount emphasizes procedural doubt and questions about who was present.
A British court at the Old Bailey finds Bri, an Indian student, guilty of shooting and killing Lieutenant Colonel Sir Willian Hutt Cero Wyllie and Dr Cawas Laleaca. The trial lasted under an hour. The prisoner remained largely unemotional, declaring his act was an act of patriotism.
A late 1910s or early 1920s report states the Pittsburg plant of Standard Steel Car Co ended a long strike at Butler Pennsylvania with over 2,000 former workers returning. Eleven leaders of the strike movement were discharged and company officials say American workers will be given preference in all departments, especially car construction.
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