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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1908
Page
8
The Excursion offers medium weight garments and negligee shirts at varied prices. Latest styles and weaves promise pleasing eye appeal and good value for a pleasure trip. Shop carries all kinds at all prices with seasonable selections.
The store announces a few ladies hand tailored Palmer Garments suits ideal for a Long Beach excursion. Prices are highlighted and customers are invited to call. The catalog also features a bargain list of shirt waist outfits as the season ends.
The Starkey water case returns to court as Henry T. Hill reopens injunction proceedings at Free Breaks. The defendant Broolie faced contempt but cleared himself while accused of abusing the order. The ongoing suit, a continuation of prior disputes, awaits Bremka’s compliance if an injunction is granted.
Theodore Stafford of King County Washington and Miss Theresa Roth of this city wed at the Summer hotel with Justice Augustus Stewart officiating.
Crowds of Irish residents gathered in Lynn Massachusetts as the Ancient Order of Hibernians opened its water convention. Organizers expected attendees from across the region with events set to run through the week.
A fiery address denounces corporate influence and party betrayal as speakers urge opposition to proposed measures. The speaker warns Republicans risk surrender to corporate mill rule and frames the contest as a defining battle influencing Taft and Roosevelt era lines.
The Supreme Court affirms the lower court ruling in the Waymire case, exonerating Harry Lane and two defendants Radding and the unnamed woman. The defendants had been convicted of placing Portland Mayor Harry Lane in a compromising position. the woman received four months, Radding six months.
Delegates from across the nation attend the ABA annual convention in Seattle alleging focus on reform measures. The committee proposes laws to curb delay and curb abuse favoring the rich, with appellate courts to decide on merits, reducing technical reversals and multiple trials in civil and criminal cases.
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