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Newspaper
The State Line Herald
Location
North Lemmon, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1911
Page
2
A disjointed tale unfolds with police involvement after a man denies owning a parrot and a jailed suspect berates a telephoning scene. Investigators pursue harboring stolen goods while a reporter notes auto trucks delivering mail between London and Bristol.
The article recalls Queen Louise of Prussia known as the Martyr Queen and Prodan Me frail of sale asppellations. It notes her courage in resisting Napoleon, her early death on July 9 1810, and her enduring legacy. It mentions the March 19 1918 anniversary of her birth when Frederick William II founded the order of Louise for valor and the burial monuments and mausoleum honoring her memory.
Gann Valley South Carolina report says Annfe Mra Graybear a Sioux Indian equaw disrupted the district court for about an hour brandishing a butcher knife. She and her husband Jim Graybear fought over a divorce as Sheriff and judge faced her armed outburst. The scene ended with her arrest and later divorce ruling.
In the Twin Cities, Woodrow Wilson projects a receptive stance as he campaigns for the presidency. He meets voters and discusses policy positions amid local interest and civic engagement.
New Jersey Governor Woodrow Wilson, a Democratic presidential candidate, arrived in Minneapolis from Seattle. He rested briefly before attending events at the Minneapolis Publicity club, the state capitol reception, and a banquet with the St Paul Association of Commerce. He spoke on the link between business and legislation.
Washington rumors swirl over Henry L Stimpson of New York potentially joining President Taft as running mate. Allies push for a strong man from a midwestern or pivotal state while other vice presidential names, including Cummins and Borah, are discussed as possible alternates.
In Kansas, motor cars replace horses for chasing rabbits and predators across treeless plains. The article notes a dozen drivers in cars outperforming horse packs in rabbit and coyote drives, describing the quick pacing, wide open fields, and hunts ending with a shot. It also mentions hatched tanning and snake skin work in Madras.
A garbled report shows a request or threat directed at Turkey over antiany Montenegrin actions. The piece mentions cabinet actions and a diplomatic tension with references to Russia and Southeast Asia, but the details are unclear due to poor OCR quality.
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