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Newspaper

La Grande Evening Observer

Location

La Grande, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1911

Page

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Striking Labor Leaders Face Immediate East Strike Threat

In San Francisco Julius Krutt schnitz refuses to meet five unions marching westward, signaling a near term strike against Harriman lines. East officials in Chicago prepare for possible immediate action as federation recognition remains the core issue. A broader social figure in New York City draws attention amid labor turmoil.

Krattschnitt San Francisco Federation Julius Kruttschitz System Federation Chicago Aystem Federation Tuinola Central

Oregon Governor West backs tighter trust laws nationwide

Astoria Ore Aug 29 Governor West endorses Farrar's Boston remark that lax state laws fuel trust activity. He criticizes Oregon statutes as lame and urges governors to unite for enactment of stronger restrictive trust laws.

Astoria Ore West Farrar Boston Oregon

Storm Hits Charleston Damaging Seawall and Vessels

Severe winds of 90 miles an hour on Sunday wrecked ships and torpedo boats ashore in Charleston South Carolina. The storm flooded the lower town and damaged the seawall in several spots. Authorities fear about a dozen deaths as the city lost outside communication.

Charleston 8. C

Beattie Insanity Plea Shocks Chesterfield Court

In Chesterfield Virginia on August 29 rumors spread that Henry Clay Beattie may plead insanity in the murder case of his wife. Beattie’s cousin Paul Beattie testified after alienist examination but supported Beattie’s claim he bought the shotgun on Beattie’s orders. The defense indicated Beattie would testify in his own defense.

Beattie Paul E Battie Chesterfield Henry Clay Beattie Paule Battle Pauld Paul Beattie Henry Beattice

Qlitigal Revolt Follows Proposed Trust

Deposed Shah of Persia seeks to regain his throne as chaotic political maneuvering circles New York August 29 Mrs Upton Stwelatr wife of a socialist novelist filing for divorce disputes whether divorce should be narrowed by statute She argues marriage is artificial and private, divorce should be accessible to all.

Shah of Persia New York Upton Stwelatr Socialist Novellat Illogical’ Institute Chris Louis Grace Dillman Pendleton Portland Miss Brown Mrs. Dillman

Cummins Opposes Taft as 1912 Compromise Candidate

Senator Cummins of Iowa denounces William H. Taft and backs Robert La Follette of Wisconsin for the 1912 presidency. He reportedly forsakes any compromise bid, signaling support for La Follette. In Massachusetts Quincy and Champ Clark critique Taft's reciprocity stance and his perceived political shifts.

Washington Cummins Town Wm. H. Taft la Follette Wisconsin Quincy, Ills Taft Hamilton, Maes Champ Clark House Clark

Bee Keepers to Meet in Mitmespolis Convention

Mitmespolis Minnesota hosts the National Beekeepers Association annual conven tion beginning tomorrow. Experts will discuss honey and bee culture topics over a two day session with attendees from many states.

Mitmespolis Minn National Bee Keepers’ Association Sesalona

Missionary Societies Open Georgia Baptist Convention

In Greensboro Georgia on August 20 the Ladies Missionary Societies of the Georgia Baptist Association opened their annual convention with over 100 delegates and visitors from across the state. Proceedings continue tomorrow and Thursday.

Greensboro Ladies’ Missionary Societies of the Baptist Association of Georgia

Rail Commissioners Confer in Lincoln Conference

Rail road commissioners from a dozen states gathered in Lincoln Nebraska for a conference to discuss common problems with physical valuation of property as the principal topic.

Lincoln Neb

Baldwin and Ritchie Ready for 20 Round Fight

San Francisco on August 29 details show Matty Baldwin and Willie Ritchie finishing training for their tomorrow night bout at Coffroth's club. The fight is scheduled for 20 rounds.

San Francisco Cal Matty Baldwin Willie Ritchie Coffroth

Fisher Promises Alaska Coal Reservoir Policy

Secretary Fisher spoke in Cordova Alaska on August 29 promising government control of Alaska coal. He outlined plans to avoid private exploitation and indicated either a leasing system or government mining and sale of coal to serve the community and interests of the region.

Cordova Alaska Fisher

Fortunate Heir Found After Detroit Lawyer Mention

Long Beach August 29. Thomas Sheldon a local restaurant owner learned he is heir to a half million dollar estate from an aunt who died in Detroit two years ago. The Detroit lawyer was administrator and after a misconnection Sheldon was traced through a casual remark.

Long Beach Detroit Thomas Sheldon Sheldon

Maryland Primary Ends with Bitter DemocraticFight

Maryland ends a heated campaign as voters go to the polls in a direct primary system for the first time. The Democratic race focuses on Governor contenders Arthur P. Gorman and Blair Lee amid factional strife and a power struggle within the party organization led by Senator John Walter Smith and Baltimore leader John J. Mahon.

Maryland Arthur P. Gorman Howard County United States Gorman Blair Lee Montgomery County United States Senate Teldor Rayner John Walter Smith John J. Mahon Baltimore City

President Parta Denounces Trusts at American Bar Meet

Boston August 29 President Edward Parta of Louisiana assailed trusts and lax corporate laws in a fiery speech to the American Bar Association. He warned that greed for revenue and unchecked capital concentrate power, urging states to enact uniform laws to curb money trusts and restrain fraudulent stock practices.

Boston American Bar Association Edward Parta Louisiana Ocmn The Trust

Clapp Urges Direct Legislation In Keynote Speech

In Los Angeles on August 29 Senator Clapp urged direct legislation to immediate action. He praised initiative and referendum and argued legislatures act as agents for the people who should get what they want in every respect.

Los Angeles United States Clapp

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