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Newspaper

La Grande Evening Observer

Location

La Grande, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1907

Page

1

Washout Halts O R and N Traffic at Arlington Indefinitely

Arlington washout suspends O R and N service with no westbound trains last night and delays along the D F R G N line. Passengers stranded near Pendleton and La Grande. thawed snow floods tracks and towns as rivers rise two feet in the streets near the levee and water reaches homes in Roosevelts area.

Arlington Thora Portland la Grande Timber Pendleton Ariington Pendietoh

Ice Cutting Progress on Hudson River Reported

Ice cutting on the Hudson River has advanced steadily since January with expectations of a full crop and excellent quality. The cold spell of late January aided crews, while conditions in England show similar thick frozen lakes and rivers.

Scripps News Association Catskill Hudson River England Avery Lake

St Louis Sets Balloon Race Entries Under Tight Deadline

St Louis reports sixteen entries for the international balloon race to be held in October. With many inquiries from European aviators about conditions, the entry closing date was extended to March 1.

Scripps News Association St. Louis

Vanderbilt horses arrive for London International Horse Show

Alfred G. Vanderbilt brings 26 horses to London for the International Horse Show. The group includes the noted four in hand team Vikng Venture Vogue and Vanity. Reginald Vanderbilt is in attendance but will not exhibit.

Scripps News London Alfred G. Vanderbilt Vikng Venture Vogue Vanity Reginald Vanderbilt

Weastern railroad engineers win eight hour day wage boost

Chicago feb 1 engineers on the Western railroad have traded the ten hour work day for a ten percent wage increase amounting to about 5.6 million dollars, taking effect today. About twenty seven thousand locomotive workers and eighty two roads gain from a three week conference. The add to payrolls with switchmen action last month brings total annual payroll rise near ten million. Representing 60,000 conductors and trainmen will seek further substantial raises in the same period.

Scripps News Association Chicago

Great Snow in the Northwest Sifts Through 1907 Hard Times

St Paul reports a brutal northwest winter with widespread suffering along the Great Northern. Coal dealers struggle to supply fuel while railroads redraw lines as banks rise, threatening hunger and freezing weather for inhabitants.

Keripps News St. Paul Minn Northwest

Neary Deshler Bout Sets 10 Round Milwaukee Card

Charley Neary and Dave Deshler fight a ten round bout in Milwaukee Wisconsin headlining a program featuring Jus Bezenah and Jack Langdon also on the card with twenty rounds scheduled near Cincinnati Ohio.

Scripps News Association Charley Neary Dave Deshler Milwaukee Wis Jus Bezenahwe Jack Langdon Cincinnati Ohio

Grand Master Morrigley Travels 800000 Miles As Duty With Brotherhood

P H Morrigley in performance of his duties as Grand Master of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen has traveled 800000 miles over the years. This record reflects long service and dedication within the union.

Beripps News Association The Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen P. H. Morrigley

Japanese Overhauling Battleships and Tense Diplomatic Moves

Washington reports indicate Japan is overhauling all battleships while diplomats warn the Japan Russia and China era tensions may trigger war. Ambassadors push for equal treatment for Japanese subjects in San Francisco as negotiations continue under pressure from Tokyo.

Scripps News Association Washington California Schmitz San Francisco Japan Spain London Russia America Root Taft Navy Department Tts Aoki Tokio Great Britain Germany

Textile workers in Philadelphia win 16 percent wage rise

About 60,000 textile workers in Philadelphia receive a 16 percent wage increase from the Upholstery Manufacturers Association. The raise affects all branches of the trade and takes effect immediately.

Forope News Association Phila

Giant Smelter Planned for Goldfield Nevada

New York Feb 1 President C P Posey of the Nevada Copper Mining and Smelter Company completed arrangements for a huge smelter at Goldfield Nevada. It will be the largest in the world and will process custom ores. Capacity reaches 6000 tons of ore daily.

Scripps News Association New York C. P. Posey Nevada Copper Mining and Smelter Company Goldfield Nevada

Boys Scarce for Factory Work in Baltimore

Shortage of half grown boys in Baltimore factories drives employers to hire young colored workers in place of youths. article notes the scarcity and shifting employment practices amid urban labor demand.

Scripps News Baltimore

Umatilla Morrow Fair Funds On Senate Agenda

Salem February 1 The senate considers a 2000 appropriation for the Umatilla Morrow county agricultural fair up 500 from prior sums. A mortgage taxation bill faces House action after a negative committee report. The tax commission backed measure expands the state tax base by about 5 million dollars.

Salem Senate Umatilla- Morrow County Walloway Dalles Committee On Assament and Taxation Tax Commission

Jury Ik Saw Case Complete

In New York on February 1, Gounals on both sides held a further conference before Thaw case opening. The court examined talgymen while detectives guard new juror panellists. The jury box was to be filled and the defense pressed against peremptory challenges as the state aids in selecting the twelfth juror.

Scripps News New York

Trouble with the Doukhobors

Calgary reports trouble among the Doukhobors as a special missionary, Rev. John McDougall of Saskatchewan, is sent. A strong majority seeks naturalization and a communal life, with a remnant unyielding. programs are arranged to aid their path, and McDougall is currently at work.

Scripps News Association Galgary John McDougall Saskatchewan McDougall

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