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La Grande Evening Observer

Location

La Grande, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1911

Page

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Labor leaders press McNamara defense in nationwide drive

Indianapolis reports labor leaders plan to restore John McNamara to the city and fight the kidnapping case. Darrow contacts Congressmen and Senators to seek a congressional investigation while defense efforts expand across Chicago Los Angeles and San Francisco with arrests of detectives and calls for habeas corpus battles.

Indianapolis John McNamara McNamara Darrow Kerbley Shively Kern Burns Brand Jury Los Angeles Chicago Clarence Darrow Moyer, Haywood and Pettibone McNamaras McManingal Hacad Henamttare Angeles Frederick Sebastine Hilton Kansas City Franklin Boiler’ Makers’ Union American Federation of Labor Seymour San Francisco Udddy Andrew Gallagher Washington Frank Buchanan Illineis Structural Iron Workers

Deneen Denies Knowledge of Slush Fund Ties

Springfield April 26 Governor Deneen and former Governor Yates denied any connection or knowledge that money was raised by millionaire Hines to influence Senator Lorimer’s election. The statements followed testimony by Duluth lumbermen Cook and O'Brien who said Hines spoke by telephone to a man he called governor about raising funds to defeat Hopkins.

Springfield Tils Deneen Yates Hines Lorimer William Cook William O'Brien Duluth Hopkins

Ohio Negro Laymen Convention Promotes Mission Work

Dayton Ohio April 26 at a two day convention of negro laymen of Ohio assembled to promote religious work among colored men and discuss plans for extending foreign missionary work.

Dayton Ohio

Indictments Expected From Steel and Rail Officials Probe

Cleveland reports grand jury investigations into Ohio railroads rebating. Indictments are expected against a leading railroad man and several steel and railroad officials as the government foundation probes United States Steel Corp. and related practices.

Cleveland Ohio Foundation For the United States Steel Corporation

Central league opens season in unsettled conditions

Terra Haute Ind April 26 The Central league inaugurated its season today under conditions that has led to postponements and cautious schedules as teams adapt to uncertain weather and field readiness.

Terra Haute Ind Central League

Magnates Expect Banner Year for Organization Sports and Fraternity

General belief among magnates and managers points to this being the most successful year in the Organization's history. Grand Rapids opens at Evansville, Fort Wayne at Wheeling, Dayton at Zanesville, and South Bend champions in this city. A schedule of 140 games runs to Sept 10. Baltimore marks the 90th anniversary of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows founded in 1521. Thoman Wildéey and five rulers started the order, now with over 1,500,000 members and substantial relief benefits totaling over 5,000,000 in the past year.

Grand Rapids Evansville Fort Warn Wheeling Dayton Zansville C. F Baltimore Independent Order Odd Fellows Thoman Wildéey United States Canada Australasia Germany Sweden Denmark Europe

Jewelry store held up in daylight robbery in Chicago

Four men in a car robbed Alberti and Son jewelry with revolvers. They bound nine customers, rifled the store, and escaped with jewels valued between 25 000 and 50 000 dollars. A car used in the escape was later found. Albert and his son identified stolen gems and a sample case of rare stones.

Chicago Alberti and Son Albertis Albert Emil Straus

Dynamiter Try to Wreck Vancouver Building

A dynamite explosion near Smythe and Seymour streets in Vancouver B C is believed to be an attempted arson or blast at a four story building under construction. The blast shattered floors walls and broke nearby windows.

Smythe and Seymour Streets

Publicity and intelligent public control of corporations

St Paul April 26. James J. Hill argues for publicity of corporation affairs to align business with public welfare. He says facilities lag behind business growth and that intelligent public control, with trained managers, is essential for common carriers and major firms. He cites support from Rock Island’s president and others.

St. Paul, Minn James J. Hill Great Northern- Northern Pacific Railroad Ates United States Hill Mudge Rock Island Railroad George M. Reynolds Continental and Commercial National Bank of Chicago T. N. Vail American Telephone and Telegraph Company

Progressives Push for Committee Seats in Senate

Washington April 2 The Senate committee on committees chose Jonathan Bourne of Oregon for a place on the appropriations panel but progressives rejected the move. They demand La Follette on interstate commerce Bristow on foreign relations and Cummins on finance with a floor clash possible tomorrow.

Washington Jonathan Bourne Oregon Enate Committee On Committees la Follette Interstate Commerce Committee Bristow

Publicity and Public Control Debate in Corporate Trusts

The text argues for publicity and public control as essential tools for corporate trust governance. It emphasizes intelligent public expectation and suggests Val Reynolds and others advocate openness, hoping to ease corporate resentment and improve relations between corporations and citizens.

Nak Val Reynolds Testa

Sundae S cool Convention in Tnien County to convene

The semi annual Sunday convent ion of Tnien county is set for May 2 and 3 at Alice with Mrs. Chet Bidwell of Island City as a union delegate. Delegates are urged to attend and participate in the program as outlined.

Tnien Alice Mra Chet ‘Bidwell Island City Argu

President Taft Attends Multiple NYC Functions

President Taft arrives in New York for a brief stay with a full schedule. He opens the exhibition of the blind at the Metropolitan Opera House, visits Cafe Boulevard as guest of the Hungarian Republican club, addresses Methodists at the Astor, and attends a publishers dinner at the Waldorf Astoria alongside other events with possible Aeronautical Society engagements.

New York Cal Taft Metropolitan Opera House Cafe Boulevard Hungarian Republican Club Hotel Aator Waldorf-Astoria The Aeronautical Society

Five Hundred Canines Open Portland Kennel Show

Five hundred aristocratic dogs from major kennels across the west and Canada gathered for the Portland Kennel Club annual show. The opening day featured a strong turnout and the exhibition is billed as the best yet in Portland, continuing through the week.

Portland

British Protest Over San Quentine Landing

The British foreign office announced receipt of a Mexican protest regarding the landing of British bluejackets at San Quentine Lower California by the sloop Shutwater to protect foreigners.

Eign Mexico San Quentine Lower California

Government aims at recovering land grants from Union Pacific rival

Washington April 26 interior department plans to recover up to 100 million dollars of land in Washington Wyoming and Nevada from Union Pacific and Northern Pacific for refusing to sell to actual settlers at two dollars an acre. A title change to Union Pacific Railway may block legal action.

Washington Nevada Montana Waterton Southern Pacific Portland Department of the Interior Wyoming Wanton Pacific Union Pacific Northern Pacific Union Pacific Railway Company Railroad Company Union Pacific Jadge

Fiend Confesses Crime After Pistol Fragment Found

A pistol butt fragment found in John Edwards room leads to his confession that he assaulted Misa Julia Koebig last Monday. Authorities had offered a $1000 reward amid accusations of a string of attacks on women.

Loa "Angeles John Edwards Misa Julia Koebig

Carnegie Denies Promising Support for Lost Bank

In New York on April 26 the grand jury hears Andrew Carnegie about the defunct Carnegie Trust company. Carnegie says he never promised to back the concern despite protests, while officials had testified he gave his word to help the bank.

New York Andrew Carnegie Carnegie Trust Company Carnegie Trust Company

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