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Newspaper
The State Line Herald
Location
North Lemmon, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1911
Page
6
James J Hill faces a dispute at Fairead Magistrate Court over engineered Avenue plans. The case centers on a proposed project and the related approvals. Community officials weigh potential delays and legal steps.
The article reports a violent hate crime in which a person was burned alive during a mob attack. authorities describe a terrorized community facing threats, with investigations ongoing and calls for justice. The piece cites fear, irregular arrests, and mentions a regional response from law enforcement and local leaders.
A fragmentary report describes tribute to Porfirio Diaz amid unrest. Mentions General Huerta and evolving military lines as leaders in the city weigh future actions and public reception of the former president.
Officials advertised against the lumber trust aim to compel testimony before a federal grand jury. Witnesses from the Central West and West A regions are expected to recount how the alleged restraint of trade operated.
More than 150 delegates will assemble in Chicago to organize the National League of Compulsory Education. William L Bodine, superintendent, brought the truancy officers together for the important conference.
The article notes Armour owning the largest share of bark wares and listing key figures such as J Ogden Armour and Frederick Wey tonisne among investors. It highlights Armour’s prominence in Chicago banks and mentions share counts and stakes in Commercial National and other institutions.
A damaged OCR snippet discusses tobacco production and market changes with references to New York and American tobacco firms. It mentions inflationary effects, pricing, and shifts in demand, noting figures like 107 and 425 in an unclear context and referencing a national situation in the United States.
A note reports the death of Tee Sires a4 from a medical operation at Mercy Hospital following a procedure by Dr Felipe and surgeon Thomas A Raison involved in developing the procedure.
Grain and provision prices listed for Minneapolis and Duluth markets on May 1 show Wheat bids for May, July and Sept futures with various Grades and Northern No 1 and No 2 terms. Flax and related commodities also quote bid and offered levels with month references and regional market activity.
Market report listing livestock prices and commodities at St Paul including hogs cattle sheep and poultry items with figures per head and per unit. Includes wheat corn oats and dairy product notes with varied price quotes and monthly references.
Chicago May 31 livestock prices list cattle and sheep categories with figures for Reeves Texas steers 46065.65, Wester reefer 4805.60, stockers and feeders 75 cows and heifers 2804 calves 5258, hogs light 5756.10, fat cattle 55066.05, native sheep yearlings lambs 4.25 to 26.60.
Chancellor Henry MacCracken of New York University returning from a Far East tour comments on Philippine education. He praises local schools as aligned with Japan and predicts compulsory schooling may be adopted. He notes India’s limited opportunities and mentions hostility undercurrents. England
In Cincinnati on June 1 the Ministers Association of Cincinnati faces contempt of court charges. Judge William J. Tickeon warns six members may be prosecuted for resisting court orders and quashing indictments against George B. Cox. The association plans to send a copy of the contempt findings to the Hamilton County Bar Association for review while awaiting further contempt proceedings.
Washington June 1 Attorney General Wickersham admitted receiving about 26000 as his share of a fee from the sugar trust for services by Henry W Taft brother of the president while he was with Strong Cadwalader He also said he advised United States Steel Corp during 1905 to 1909 before the house committee on expenditures in the department of justice
Milwauner, aged forty nine, from Andover, was in a hospital with a broken neck after an accident. Doctors say death is imminent with a slim chance of recovery.
Malden Washington reports to Seattle offices of the Chicago Milwaukee and Puget Sound railroad that no passengers were seriously injured in the Columbian overland train wreck.
A June 1 blaze in Silvertown British Columbia destroyed a block of businesses and killed four people who were guests at the Windsor hotel. Firefighters battled the flames as the hotel suffered extensive damage and securing of the scene commenced.
Witnesses admit they worked for the National Grange to oppose reciprocity and sought to influence legislation. Allen and Graham deny attorney status while defending their advisory role as they attack press coverage and contend their actions served the Grange’s political aims. The hearing also notes industry warnings and a clergy figure’s death.
The Rupeco Candy Kitchen relocates to Macomber's former stand and brings Guth Chocolates with it. The ad also touts guaranteed purity and announces fresh kettle rendered lard at 10 cents a pound. Insurance and loan offers appear from Oscar N Sampson and John Gump Wet Thunder Hawk S. D. Oxcar N. Sampson.
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