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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1911
Page
4
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A joint meeting of farmers and merchants in La Grande is planned to address price manipulation and economic reform. The article urges unity to advocate for Sherman Act enforcement and political action, noting state and county governance issues and proposed convict labor reforms.
Two messages sent to the Oregon legislature from retiring Governor Bowerman and incoming Governor West offer insights for reform. Bowerman urges needed changes while West addresses the people with important points, urging action on long standing issues.
The house of representatives approved a bill increasing pension rolls and pay for veterans at a cost of 45 million dollars. The vote was cheered as a small tribute to those who served when the nation's future depended on their efforts. Eastern Star meetings last evening installed new officers and emphasized ritual obligations and social fellowship, seen as uplifting to all members and a safeguard against aging.
The steel trust has elected a new head but there will be no policy change. The organization will continue to pursue funds as before.
The text outlines that convicts in city and county prisons may be detained for nonpayment of fines or for serving a set sentence. It states the county court has exclusive control over such convicts within the county where the crime was committed and grants the court full power over their custody and management under the act.
A prison reform discussion outlines convict labor as a tool of punishment and rehabilitation. Officials argue labor duties teach discipline while critics call for clearer aims and fair wages. The article notes page continuation.
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