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Newspaper

La Grande Evening Observer

Location

La Grande, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1908

Page

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Political Pot Rains Destined for Washington Visit

Col W J Bryan sails to Washington for a three day stay amid Davison style chatter, as Democratic leaders weigh a challenge to his candidacy and seek backing from influential figures. Leslie M Shaw publically aims for the Republican nomination if Iowa delegates line up for him and Taft odds loom on first ballot. Des Moines reports place Shaw hopeful with Iowa rally support and March convention backing anticipated. Congress of Students in Montevideo closes a brief Uruguay stop with concise proceedings.

Washington W. J. Bryan Bryan Nebraskan Doltors Des Moines Iowa Leslie M. Shaw Towa Taft Shaw

International Congress of American Students Opens

Students from Argentina Brazil Uruguay Chile Peru Mexico the United States and other nations gather in Montevideo for the International Congress of American Students. Many U S graduates are employed in Buenos Aires Rio de Janeiro and other South American cities and attend the congress as delegates.

Syacrede Argentina Brazil Uruguay Chile Peru Mexico United States New World International Congress of American United Blites Montevideo Buenos Ayres Rito de Janeiro

Panama Canal excavation hits record in December

Washington reports a new record for Panama Canal work as December output reached 2,200,529 cable yards. The Culebra division surpassed the million yard mark with 1,025,486 yards, beating previous records set in October 1,865,729 yards and overall progress topples prior totals.

Washington Panama Canal Culebra

Fencing Case Dismissed in San Francisco Court

The case against Thomas BH Armstrong a Shasta county stockman indicted for illegal fencing of public lands was dismissed by Judge DeHaven after Thayer removed the fences.

San Francisco Thomas BH Armstrong Shasta County DeHaven Thayer

Defense Will Close Monday in Adriatic Witnesses Case

Four witnesses arrived on the steamer Adriatic and will testify Monday morning as experts are scrutinised. Attorney Littleton plans to clone the Thaw defense with questions prepared by Attorney O'Reilly and sent to Prosecutor Jerome to avoid wrangling later.

New York N. Y Littleton O'Reilly Jerome

Burns Handicap Run At Emeryville In Muddy Track

Emeryville January 25 with the track ankle deep in mud the Burns Handicap will be run this afternoon at Emeryville. About 12 of 19 starters are favored including Montgomery Rifleman and Clamor though the wet track adds uncertainty. Montgomery carries 128 pounds Fifleman 125 Clamor 105 Logistika 115 and Coyne 103 pounds.

Emeryville Montgomery Rifleman Clamor Fifleman Logistika Coyne

McCurdy Home Again After Europe Return

Richard A. McCurdy his wife and son with daughter in law returned to New York from Europe today marking the first return since the Insurance Investigations.

McCurdy New York Richard A. McCurdy Europe

Prohibition on Japanese Immigration to Hawaii

A foreign office decree bans Japanese immigration to Hawaii unless relatives reside there. The measure stalls immigration to America and Mexico, with steamship companies protesting but no relief. Gunboats Paducah and Eagle move to protect American interests amid unrest in Hayti and Santo Domingo.

Tokyo Foreign Office Hawaii America Mexico Washington, D. C Paducah New Orleans St. Marie Hayt Santo Domingo Eagle

Foreclosure clears Chicago traction lines in auction

Under Judge Peter Grosscup a foreclosure sale of Chicago Union Traction North Chicago Street Railway and West Chicago Street Railway properties concluded with Chicago Railways as the sole bidder. The new company will exchange securities for stock, lease terms run to February 2 1927, with $12 million planned for reconstruction and service improvements.

Chicago Peter 8. Grosscup United States Circuit Court Chicago Union, Traction Company North Chicago Street Railway Company West Chicago Street Railway Company Chicago Railway Company Marke Chicago Railways Company New Corporation Central Trust Company Guaranty Trust Company of New York Fidelity Trust Company Philadelphia

Accused Admit Confession in Hall Land Fraud Case

Franklin P. Mayes, co defendant with John Hall and Edwin Mayo, had the charges against him dismissed then testified as government’s principal witness. He testified he acted as Steiner's attorney and tried to influence Hall to pursue civil action rather than criminal. Agent Rennick testified Hall sent him east to investigate Steiner fence. Hall reportedly expressed intent to prosecute Steiner. The government plans to close its case Monday.

Portland Ore J. W. Rennick Hall Oregon Phew Stelwer

Dynamite Threats Target Georgia Law and Order Leaders

In Columbus Georgia on January 21 dynamite blasts were set off in front of the home of the Law and Order league president and two ministers. A warning was posted on the gate promising serious consequences if the leaders do not desist from enforcing prohibition.

Columbus Georgia Law and Order League League

Weather Forenest Eastern Oregon and Washington Forecast

Fair tonight and Sunday in eastern Oregon and Washington. Idaho to expect rain or snow.

Oregon Washington

Ten Men Idle at Round House as R and N Orders Cut Work

About 10 of 85 workers at the Round House and related shops on the R and N yards are laid off today with orders to close all departments except the tool room for January 25. Management plans monthly layoffs around the 25th if funds run short, with reopenings expected later in February if finances permit.

Toon House Round House

London Authors Jack and Mia London Return to Shore

Jack London and Mia London, reported dead yesterday, arrived with the steamer Mariposa at San Francisco. They had sailed from Tahiti via Honolulu, and their continued plans aboard the Snark are now indefinitely postponed after the voyage around the world.

San Francisco Cal Jack London Mia London Tahiti Honolulu

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