08 Apr 1910
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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1910
Page
1
Fragmentary notes describe Theodore Roosevelt and William Howard Taft in 1912 as central figures, with claims of Roosevelt shaping policy and being supported by prominent allies. The text hints at discussions of leadership and a presidential clash.
An editorial urges Americans to consider Theodore Roosevelt as a major figure unseen since earlier times. The writer argues Roosevelt, though controversial, embodies a blend of reform-minded vision and practical leadership, meriting renewed national attention.
The grand jury convened at 10:00 a.m. with most members present but Juryman Haller was late again and failed to appear this afternoon. Without all members the jury cannot proceed, delaying work until a word from Haller arrives.
Ringsider reports from Howardennen Training Camp that Jeffries trains relentlessly despite manager Berger’s pleas to ease up. A nine mile hike and trout fishing mark today’s routine while Jeffries also telegrammed Joe Choynski in Chicago to join the camp and assist in training.
An article notes a cascade of deals and supervision efforts centered on port consuls and Ontario contracts. It highlights enforcement concerns, the need for accurate statistics on enumerator training, and a push to fix schooling gaps as a Nuclear phase progresses this year.
Mr Beard will travel to Pendleton and The Dalles today to meet the operators in those areas and to be ready to answer questions directed to his office by workers from across the country under hire supervision. Citizens should prepare to meet the ceagua takers on April 16.
The tabernacle meetings draw to a close with the last cottage prayer meeting held this forenoon. A large crowd is expected tonight for the Friday service and everyone is urged to attend the final event.
A purchase of 800 000 acres stretching from Ontario in eastern Oregon to Albany was completed by Minneapolis parties. The deal, reportedly around 4 million dollars, was brokered by Chas Altjephul for Lazard Freres of Paris. The Observer had noted a larger claim involving the Hill interests earlier.
New York April 8 Mayor Gaynor voices opinion that churches and similar institutions should pay taxes. He states exemptions are improper and urges tax contributions consistent with other establishments.
Supervisor Bonace and Boesch hosted an 8 am meeting at Odd Fellows hall to train enumerators for the forthcoming federal census. Speakers stressed the survey’s statewide value for Oregon and the nation, noting delays in Washington and the need for thorough local participation to attract future funding and representation.
The Sikes general committee canvassed the business district and disposed of 60 paste boards as part of an active campaign. Ladies join next week in mobilizing efforts while tickets sold total 700 by tonight.
Word from statistician C. J. Blanchard of the Reclamation Service says he would be glad to speak at La Grande’s chautauqua. President Collier of the Commercial Club relayed the invitation, with details on a Western trip planned. Final arrangements depend on June determinations.
There will be a single service at the Catholic church next Sunday at 8 o’clock in the morning. No Sunday school or evening service will be held.
The deposed sultan faces possible restoration as youths pace the crisis of their regime. Rebels claim power while the sultan is described as imbecile and unlikely to rule, signaling instability in Ife.
Reports from Constantinople and Belgrade in April describe a rising Albanian revolt aimed at restoring Abdul Hamid to the throne. The Young Turks face a crisis between reform and foreign policy with Turkish and Albanian forces reported engaged and both sides reinforcing despite losses.
Secretary of State Knox and Secretary of Treasury MacVeigh issued definite denials of reports they planned to resign from the cabinet. The statements followed persistent rumors of an imminent cabinet shakeup in Washington this April.
In Mourmelon France on April 8 Daniel Kinet flew a Farnam bi plane 102 miles in two hours and two minutes establishing a new distance record surpassing the prior mark held by Orville Wright.
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