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La Grande Evening Observer

Location

La Grande, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1908

Page

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La Grande to Celebrate Saturdays with Citywide Features

Local business leaders pledge weekly support for five months to make La Grande a true Saturday city. Plan includes band concerts starting next Saturday, rotating shows, stock show and market day events as part of a continued entertainment program. Continuous efforts target permanent officers and broad civic participation.

Mave Poon la Grange E. & M. D. Ass'n la Grande Mac Wool Fred D. Halston Fred Geibel John Cotter O. A. Corin F. D. Halsten Mac Wood A. Coffin

Spirit among La Grande businessmen drives valley event

Business leaders of La Grande rally behind a project designed to attract farmers and others from across the valley to a Saturday gathering, aiming to make La Grande a destination no farmer can skip.

la Grande

Union County Official Primary Returns From Canvass

The county board of canvassers released the first official tally of recent primaries. Key results include United States Senator H. M. Cake 834 votes. W. R. Ellis 724. C. Fulton 428. J. Ballay dairy and food 724. district judges L. J. Davis 504 and J. W. Knowles 724. county officers W. F. Anderson 172 and E. Wright 780. Sheriff candidates Randall 476 and Davis 746. treasurer John Frawley 1162. assessor J. H. Childs 468 and R. A. Hug 764.

County Board of Canvassers United Statees H. M. Cake W. RK. Ellis T. T. Geer George Shepherd Robert 8. Bean J. W. Ballay Alexander Reed C. B. Aitchison Joseph Gaston A. N. Hamilton W. H. Hurburt Loucks H. Whiting L. J. Davis J. W. Knowles BE. W. Rumble C. R. Eberhard J.P. Rusk J. H. Childs R. A. Hug Omen Bishop John Frawley R. Thornton

Unclear roster of named individuals and unions in fragmented text

Fragmentary OCR lists individuals and unions including JK Sheik North Elgin C A Galloway South Elgin D A Barnes North Powder George Hanson des Perry Leon Stotchard Starkey W H Briggs Summerville EL J Conrad Union No 1 L A Wright Union No 3 F A Bidwell. Identifiable entities are sparse and scattered.

JK. Sheik North Elgin C.A. Galloway South Elgin D. A. Barnes North Powder George Hanson Des Perry Leon Stotchard Starkey W. H. Briggs Summerville J. Conrad Union L. A. Wright F. A. Bidwell

Atlantic Fleet Parades in Los Angeles Entertainment Program

Rear Admiral Thomas leads an automobile parade with officers as Spanish barbecue and athletic events entertain Atlantic squadron personnel. Sperry and staff to be banqueted by Redondo Chamber of Commerce, Colonial Dames host another. Thomas says fleet will maneuver in Santa Monica Bay Saturday morning before sailing to Santa Barbara, naval parade window for thousands.

Los Angeles Thomas Admiral Sperry Chamber of Commerce of Redondo Admiral Thomas Santa Monica Bay Santa Barbara

Joe Gans Trains for 20 Round Bout in San Francisco

San Francisco April 21 Joe Gans began training for a 20 round fight with Anholtz on May 14. Local sports writers speculate Gans may accept a later date to fight Battling Nelson on the same day for a larger pot and a $5000 side bet. Gans prefers a shorter 20 round contest and could end negotiations if terms shift.

San Francisco Battling Nelson Joe Gans Anholtz Gans Anhols Nelson Hig

Field Workers Conference Opens in Athens

The Field Workers Religious conference of the Third International district opened in Athens Georgia this morning with large delegations from Georgia Tennessee Alabama Mississippi North Carolina South Carolina and Florida represented.

Field Workers’ Conference Athens Field Workers’ Religious Conference Third International Georgia Tennesse Alabama Mississippi North Carolina South Carolina Florida

Amended Liability Act to be Signed by Roosevelt

President Roosevelt plans to sign the Sterling employers' liability law after reform to dodge Supreme Court objections. A House committee launched a probe into the paper trust, naming Mann, Miller, Stafford, Bannon, Sims, and Ryan to investigate wood pulp and print paper costs. Mrs Joseph Smith of Summerville is noted in relation to the resolution.

Supreme Court Roosevelt Washington Sterling House Committee Cannon Mann Clinois Miller Kansan Stafford Wisconsin Bannon Ohio Sims Tennessee Ryan New York

Witnesses Detail Frisco Graft Case Testimony

Frisco graft proceedings reveal Coleman testifying that he was present when boodlers allegedly rehearsed their statements in Langdon’s office with Detective Burns. An affidavit claimed no bribes were taken and James L. Gallagher testified seeing Ford in supervisors’ committee rooms prior to the charges.

Padt Burns Langdon San Francisco Daniel Coleman T. L. Ford Tor Coleman O'Gara James L. Gallagher Ford

Central Committee Call For Meeting In La Grande

County Chairman C E Cochran issues call for the newly elected Republican county central committee to meet in La Grande next Thursday the 23d at 1 p m to organize under the direct primary law. The notice emphasizes swift action within five days and cites assigned precinct officers and listed members from Antelope to Imbler.

C. E. Cochran Union County Republican Committee Republican County Central Committee la Grande Alice C. A. Playle Antelope Geo Hanson Big Creek Harry Cooke Cove Judd Geer Hilgard J. D. Caser Imbler L. M. Jensen Inland CW Chet Bidwell Kametn A. Norden J. A. Matott David Bayta Grande J. H. Peare

Locals Challenge Professionals in City Baseball Game

Local business men press a challenge to Manager O'Brien to schedule a practice game against the professionals. A Saturday morning contest in the city is likely, offering amusement for locals and good practice for the players.

O'Brien la Grande Business Tomen

Liberal Convention Called in New Brunswick Province

Bt. John April 21 A convention of the liberals of New Brunswick was called to discuss diversifying support and aligning party interests with the government.

Bt. John N. BL Province of New Brunswick

No Arrest After Cabrera Assassination Attempt

Dispatch from San Francisco reports President Manuel Estrada Cabrera of Guatemala survived an assassination attempt as he entered his palace. The gunman fired several shots but only hit Cabrera in the hand due to poor marksmanship. No arrest mentioned. Vancouver hosts the 11th annual Provincial Teachers Institute convention with hundreds of BC educators and speakers from other provinces.

Guatemala San Francisco Assavain Manned Farrada Cabrera Manuel Estrada Cabrera Anmasain Vancouver Boc British Columbia Provincial Teachers’ Institute

Navy inquiry peters out as Tillman falls ill

Washington April 21 The naval investigation into alleged inferior construction stalls as Senator Ben Tillman is ill at his South Carolina home. Calls for a thorough inquiry persist with Dawson pressing bills to force a complete reorganization next winter, though momentum on the Senate probe wanes.

Washington Senate Witneses Henry Reuterdahl Reuterdahl Ben Tillman South Carolina Howe Dawson

Trial halted as Ross case adjourned over objections

Salem April 21 Practically no evidence heard in the state case against J T Ross president of the defunct Tithe Guaranteed Trust company bank of Portland charged with misappropriating school funds due to defense objections and lecharint arguments over the indictment and charge

Salem J. T. Ross Tithe Guaranted & Trust Company Bank of Portland

Warner Defends President Amid Browneritle Affair Critique

Senator Warner of Missouri vigorously defended President Roosevelt on the Senate floor. He denounced critics as enemies seeking to inflame negro troops and stir racial tensions over the Browneritle affair.

Warner Washam Tofay Minaouri Roosevelt

J M Berry Confined At Home By Illness

J M Berry remains at home today due to illness. No further details are provided about his condition or expected recovery.

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Union County D. Hamilton James B. Stoddard F. Richardson W. F. Anderson Hi. E. Coolidge Ed Wright W. W. Randall E. W. Davis J. M. Selder D. H. Proctor PB Gannkahe Odor T. R. Monk J. M. & Smith Angus Stewart I. W. Faulk Royal Tailors America the Fair Store TRUST Joseph Smith Businona Cochran Central Committee Cabrera Affar EMD Cabrera Dinger Ice Naval Investigation J. M. Berry Hill’s Drug Store Oregon
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