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Newspaper

La Grande Evening Observer

Location

La Grande, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1910

Page

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Eve of Water Here and Weather Outlook for Joseph Branch

Superintendent Buckley departs for western points after steering local snow crisis. Joseph branch trains faced heavy slides and delays with rain and soft tracks forecast to ease as thaw progresses. Weather at Kamela adds to flood risk if rain resumes, as Joseph lines contend with snow and moisture.

Bear M. J. Buckley Oregon la Grande Wallowa County Joseph Kamela

Taft Sleep Stops Traffic At Union Station Yard

Washington Feb 24 All traffic halted for an hour at Union Station as President Taft slept aboard the train from Newark. The yard master ordered no whistles bells or couplings until the President finished his rest and the orders were followed.

Washington Union Station Taft Newark

Railroad Snow Clearance Delays Return to Normal Schedule

Rail officials aim to clear snow on the Joseph branch with laborers, hoping to restore service as the Higin train resumes after 1 o clock. The canyon remains blocked by snow and further delays are possible if unforeseen difficulties arise.

Joseph Wis Boon Lo

Co-Eds Demand Representation at University of California

Berkely February 24. Votes for women become the rallying cry for UC coeds who demand at least two representatives on the executive committee of the associated students. They threaten a boycott of the men students unless granted. Officials oppose the plan and a bitter fight is anticipated.

Berkely Calif University of California Associated Students

Ethel Barrymore Collapses During Mid Channel Run

New York reports Ethel Barrymore collapsed last night at the Empire Theatre where she stars in Mid Channel. Her husband Russell T. Colt, a millionaire, is pressing to induce her to retire from the stage.

New York Ethel Barrymore Empire Theatre Russell T. Colt

Striking Workers Face Escalating Philadelphia Crisis

Leaders of the Rap i Tranelaemyanv platform admit four state constabulary companies and a possible militia callout threaten the strike. Rumors say all unions could strike tonight as disruption rises with cars stoned in West Philadelphia and schools closed. The constabulary patrols Kensington while the feared Groom’s Bheckhorse Cavalry keeps streets under pressure.

Philadelphia Rap i Tranelaemyanv State Constabulary Aevere Pennsylvania

Snow records broken as five feet five and a half inches fall

Weather Observer W A Worstell reports the present year total snowfall at five feet five and a half inches, the heaviest since 1886. The month’s snowfall of 30 inches surpasses all prior records, with December 1902 and January 1904 as near runners. The winter of 1909-10 so far totals 65.5 inches.

Loca Weather Bureau W. A. Worstell la Grande Oregon

Pendleton Sees Major Local Realty Deal Sealed

Frank Martin buys control of the Pacific Realty Co and acquires the La Dow block on East Court St. The deal transfers T. C. Taylor’s three fifths interest to Martin. BK L. Smith will manage the building. The block houses Kuppers & McCook, E. L. Smith, Gordon Draper Co., Lyman Meat Market, Pendleton Cash Market and the Secret Society Hall armory.

Pendleton Frank Martin Big Adams Pacific Realty Company la Dow Block East Court St East Orgeonian Mr. Martin T. C. Taylor the Realty Co Martin Mr. Taylor Canada BK. L. Smith le Dow Mansrs Taylor W. F. Matlock Joseph Vey Pacific Realty Co Bulding Court St Thompson and Johnson Streets Kuppers & McCook E. L. Smith Gordon Draper Company Lyman Secret Society Hall

Weather improves but flood fears linger in Pacific Northwest

reports from Oregon and Washington describe warmer, springlike conditions with melting snows and rising rivers. Walla Walla sees snow vanish while Hood River The Dalles report heavy rains and a possible silver thaw but no flood danger. In Wahma Wahm? Wahm is unclear. rail lines suffer snow blockage with fifteen feet of snow on Cascade tracks.

Oregon Washington Walla Walla Hood River Dalles Eugene Fiverett Wash Cascade Mountains Great Northern Railroad Northern Pacific

Plans for new Mount Hood Hotel in Hood River

Proposals approved by A. Bell proprietor of the Mount Hood Hotel for a brick and stone hotel on the southeast corner of his block adjoining the current site. The three story structure 100 by 100 feet will be run separately with modern improvements.

Captain Porter and six men cling to ship Yucatan

In Cordova Alaska on February 24 the wreck of the Yucatan nears breakup as ice floes and bores batter the vessel. Captain Porter and six crew members remain aboard in a last effort to save the ship while the lifeboat stays ready for a possible escape if the Yucatan sinks.

Cordova Alaska Porter Yucatan

Illinois hog thieves used chloroform plan exposed

In Aurora Illinois on February 24 authorities report Frank Raymond and Frank Baxter arrested for hog stealing after chloroforming pigs to silence them. Three others were also arrested on the same charge as the group allegedly roped unconscious hogs and hauled them to market.

Aurora Frank Raymond Frank Baxter

Remonstrance Filed on Fourth Street Improvement

City council heard complaints about macadamizing and paving Fourth Street from QO Street to C. Petitioners oppose the plan while Depot Street work faces no protest. The remonstrance will be discussed at the next regular meeting.

Fourth Street Depot Street Depot QO St Conneil

Safe robbed in Myrtle Creek general store

A dynamite blast at Rice Brothers general store in Myrtle Creek Oregon today robbed the safe of 100 dollars in cash and seven thousand dollars in notes with no clue to the culprit.

Myrtle Creek Ore Rice Brothers

Mystery Show at Mormon Tabernacle Stirs Local Interest

Laurant brings a noted illusion act to the Mormon Tabernacle next Tuesday evening promising a banquet of mystery and magic. The performer is described as genial and dignified, generating applause and laughter without humiliating volunteers, and aims to please all in attendance.

Laurant Mormon Tabernacle

Rescue for Snowbound Man Near McKay Creek

Advices from Kamela report a man snowbound in a cabin on McKay creek was rescued this afternoon by a Pendleton party.

Kamela McKay Creek Ann Pendleton

Saker Timber Deals 10 Probe Under Way

Investigation by a Federal Grand Jury on March 1 probes a proposed acquisition of 100 000 acres linked to Sumpter Valley road and the Oregon Lumber company with prominent Eastern Oregon men named.

Oregon

Grand Jury Probe Sought Into Oregon Timber Land Deals

U S District Attorney McCourt asks federal grand jury to investigate acquisition of over 100000 acres of Baker county timber lands by Oregon Lumber Company and Sumpter Valley Railroad Company. Judge Bean orders grand jury to report by March 1. The probe involves notable eastern Oregon figures.

Portland United States McCourt Federal Grand Jury Baker County The Oregon Lumber Company and Sumpter Valley Railroad Company

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