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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1907
Page
3
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North Dakota reports say Judge Goss sustained the forcible annexation of Noonan by Kermit and refused to punish election officials for defying an injunction on the Noonan Kermit incorporation fight. Fire damages and multiple injuries follow a prairie blaze. two men in critical condition. A Jamestown mystery relic story notes a long buried tragedy, while a Minot crime section reports a fatal double act and a safe robbery at a steam laundry.
The long delayed Farmers Institute will be held in this city on Monday and Tuesday June 17 and 18. Conductors include TA Haverstad Prof Thos Shaw and Andrew Elliot. The event will use the second floor of the new livery barn by J D Gates. Gates plans a roller skating rink upstairs and a hardware floor. The building should be finished soon and the upper room will suit the institute needs.
Longshoremen across five major transatlantic lines join a week old walkout in New York. Four to five thousand workers from North German Lloyd Scandinavian American Hamburg American Holland American and Phoenix lines join the action. Over 3,000 more are already on strike at American and Red Star docks in Brooklyn. The wage demand seeks 40 cents an hour regular pay 60 cents overtime and 80 cents for holiday work, about a 33 1/3 percent rise.
Col J E Capper asserts Britain is training 400 to 500 men for a future aerial fleet comprising balloons kites and aeroplanes. He says aerial forces are a necessity to maintain world position and predicts airships could become common within two decades, with legislation like motor traffic. Meanwhile actions in Joliet and Marquette report legal cases and mine disaster news and tuberculosis conference opens with large attendance in Washington.
San Francisco reports no cars on United Railroads lines but plans to resume operations today. Company guards quarters across city barns and provisions stored for workers. Initial runs to focus on main streets as talks for peace proceed.
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