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Newspaper

La Grande Evening Observer

Location

La Grande, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1907

Page

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Stoddard Consents to 10 Debate on Fixed Question

Local No. 1 in La Grande Oregon invites Mayor candidate A M Paul to debate public issues in the upcoming city election. Stoddard favors issuing 160000 in bonds to build a pipeline from Beaver Creek, and would debate under agreed questions with a neutral chairman.

Stoddard J. B. Stoddard A. Paul Biro F. Lewis la Grande Oregon Bird F. Lewis A. M. Paul Larande Beaver Creek Hall Mada Paul Lowit J. B. Stoppano

Stoddard Platform Promises Tax Relief and City Upgrades

A letter from J. B. Stoddard outlines proposed reforms for the city including a new charter, codification of ordinances, and publication in book form. It advocates water works bonds, ten year installment bonds for streets and sewers, cash basis budgeting, and an economical administration. It details plans for open spaces, park improvements, and a strict accounting system with a separate water works department.

Beaver Break City Reservoir Sal Dan Fire Department

Thaw Case Advances Amid Insanity Debate in Court

In New York on February 28 Harry Thaw eyed acquittal with growing certainty as Jerome and Dr Evans clashed over insanity standards at the Tombs. Evans pressed cross examination while the prosecutor sought direct answers. Earlier and later, wheat and corn futures moved, wheat opening 7 75 and closing 7 91, corn 47 and 47.

New York Fen Harry Thaw Keesery Emiling Jeromm Dr Evans Jorseig Jerome Evans Jeromé

In Court Is a Busy One in Circuit Court

The circuit court has completed several cases since last Thursday. State v L A Stoop involved dam destruction at Minam with a hung jury. State v Joseph Veit pleaded larceny from a building with a one year penitentiary sentence. State v George Evans pleaded guilty to obtaining money under false pretenses and drew one year in the penitentiary. John Fisher was found guilty of selling whiskey in quantities under one gallon and fined $300. Pltf verdicts include Bade ve Hibbard for $80 and Helsom property attachment in J J Robinson v North Powder Lumber Co dismissed. McGregory v O R N Co is being tried. Van Houten & Messenger v American Insurance Co yielded $916.25 for the plaintiff.

State Va L.A Stoop Minam State Joseph Veit George Evans John Fisher S. W. Bade Hibbard Plantiff J. J. Robinson North Powder Lumber Company Co. H. Finn Helsom van Houten & Messenger American Insurance Go McGregory The

Spokane Pendleton Run Open Delays Ended on Spokane Branch

The first through train from Perderton to Spokane ran at 11 15 this morning over the branch line after a month of suspended traffic. Conductor Trow and Engineer Martins led the train with 100 plus passengers awaiting departure at the O R W depot. General Superintendent M J Buckley and Mrs Buckley rode in private car No 02 with Assistant Superintendent Thomas Walsh aboard.

Perdleton Spokane Trow Martins Jina Pendleton East Oregonian M. J. Buckley Thomas Walsh

Governor Chamberlain Vetoes Drain Monmouth Normal School Funds

The governor vetoed the appropriation bill for Drain and Monmouth state normal schools leaving them penniless. The decision closes the schools for lack of operating funds and is described as a sensational rebuke of the legislature for cowardice and a violation of voters’ rights.

Salem Fes Chamberlain Drain Monmouth

House Favors Subsidy on Test Vote

A test vote in the House showed 127 members in favor and 112 against the subsidy bill. The result signals the chamber's current strength on the measure.

HOUSE Cripps News Association Washington House Today

Exposition Bill Passes in Senate

Washington Feb 28 The Senate approved the Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition bill this afternoon advancing the project and setting the stage for funding and construction plans.

Washington Senate

Pendleton Wanderers Arrested After Depot Runaway

Two Pendleton youths aged fourteen and fifteen were arrested by Chief Rayburn and brought before Recorder Snook. They had run away from home, rode box cars to La Grande, and survived on forty cents. They were held in the city jail until the west bound train. Names given as Oswalin Seddons and Lyod Fenneran.

Pendleton Rayburn Snook la Grande Oswalin Seddons Lyod Fenneran

IC hearing on railroad stock transfers continues

Witnesses S M Felton of Chicago and Alton and GC W Hillard of Longsland testified before the Interstate Commerce Commission. The session focused on large stock transfers and operations of two railroads. Paul Morton and other Equitable officers were reelected in New York.

Scripps News Association New York M Felton Chicago and Alton W Hillard Longsland Interstate Commerce Commission Harriman Paul Morton The Equitable

Old Pioneer Taylor Green Dies Near Woodward Oklahoma

Taylor Green a former resident of this county died after a long illness with diabetes near Woodward Oklahoma. He purchased a Hot Lake farm in 1875 and moved to Oklahoma in 1895. He leaves seven living children including daughters Mrs Bert Huffman Pendleton and Mrs Annie Carlson Kamela and five sons John A Green Park City Utah Taylor Green Jr Wolf Point Mont S P Green Richmond Okla George Green Caldwell Idaho and James Green Caldwell Idaho.

Taylor Green Woodward Oklahoma Mr. Green Hot Lake Bert Huffman Pendlejson Annie Carlson Kamela John A. Green Park City Utah Wolf Point Mont S P Green Richmond Oklo George James Green Caldwell Idaho

Island City Mail Stage Ends After Petition

The Island City La Grande mail stage ends, with all Island City mail now sent from La Grande in regular sacks and carried by the Elgin train. Residents will receive one daily mail, with no Sunday delivery, under the petition approved by Island City residents.

Island City la Grande Elgin

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Booth Glen the City Grocery and Bakery E. Polack Propr Efi Union the Grande the Real Estate, Loan and Collection CO J B Stoddard Ath Scripte News Association Chicago Pendleton Run Scripps News Pendleton Wanderers Imblar Grande Ronde
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