30 Jan 1911
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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1911
Page
1
The report notes that the appropriation measure fails contrary to general expectation, signaling a political setback for the STI Honation. Officials and observers weigh implications as the outcome shifts funding prospects and policy momentum.
Astoria sought a 100000 dollar centennial bonus from the senate to fund its celebration. The senate voted 11 to 14 to kill the bill, ending immediate hopes for a reconsideration or house action this week. Meanwhile House Bill No 23 appropriating 4000 dollars for a Riverview cemetery veterans plot passed.
The executive board of the American Federation of Labor announced plans to create a million-dollar office building to serve as AFL headquarters. A committee was named to develop plans and prepare estimates.
R H Smith arrived with a car load of stall fed cattle shipped to Grande Ronde Meat Company from Wallowa County. The shipment is hailed as one of the best ever from Wallowa and reflects the county's reputation for excellent stock.
Observers report Tael volcano eruptions cause the island to sink two feet. Manila also subsides amid continuing earthquakes. A tidal wave killed twenty natives and many residents flee to higher ground.
Avis McCurdy attempted an Atlantic crossing by air from Key West to Havana, Cuba. The flight began in good weather with crowd support, but lubricating oil ran out ten miles from Manila harbor, forcing a water landing on a warship deck where damp wings prevented takeoff.
Queen Victoria of Spain has largely separated from King Alfonso amid his infidelities with other women. Political pressure from England keeps her from leaving Spain and custody fears for the crown prince Alfonso are cited. Victoria’s English relatives urge fortitude as Alfonso’s latest mistress is Paris dancer Mlle Ricotti.
In Washington on January 20 Senator Jeff Davis attacked Roosevelt branded as a defeated Napoleon exiled on the political stage. He argued Roosevelt would have been a great statesman if not for his new Nationalism which the people resented.
Pendleton High School defeated Union 24 to 12 on Saturday night hampered by a low ceiling that prevented passes. The win completes Pendleton’s three game tour with victories in all contests.
Local hotel registers in La Grande show rising interest in Frisco travel with the year 1915 stamped by every traveler.
Two boys Leslie Conner and Bur ri Tiffany were arraigned before Judge Henry in juvenile court for allegedly taking property not their own. Accusing witness J W Eagan of May Park testified.
Mrs McKittrick and Miss Effielee Elliott from Portland Commons visit the city to support the Louise Rescue Home for young girls. They note many seek work in the city but risk straying, and praise the institution's mission and broad local backing.
Portland hosted a profitable session of the state Hardwaremen's association last week. F L Lilly the sole local delegate attended and returned home last evening. Prominent speakers from around the country delivered addresses and papers, enriching the convention's program and discussions.
The Evening Observer urges Grande Ronde valley residents in Union and Wallowa counties to support local investments over sending money to distant cities. It calls for a meeting led by Mr Collier and the Commercial Club to unite residents in boosting local prosperity and curb outside speculation.
Governor Sandera of Louisiana criticizes the San Francisco and New Orleans resolutions on the Panama fair saying they burden the government with exhibit responsibilities. San Francisco argues for recognition on business grounds, stressing open facts and national pride in a Pacific coast exhibit for the Panama Canal opening.
Military reports call for additional troops along the border to preserve neutrality and defend strategic positions. Commanders emphasize rapid deployment to secure key passes and prevent incursions.
American cavalry are patrolling the Arizona and New Mexico border to stop insurgents from crossing into or out of Mexico. As outbreaks renew at Mexicali, additional troops are deployed and a fourth troops will transfer from the north if the situation does not improve. Cavalry relieve infantry at Marfa and will act with strict measures to cover more ground along the border.
Theresa Sunn, half sister of murdered actress, files contest for Crippen estate valued at $10,000. Attorney Grazebrook represents Mime. Leneve opposes the contest in a revived Crippen affair.
Arch bishop Ryan is believed to be dying in Philadelphia at age eighty after heavy work on behalf of firemen and a benefit for widows and orphans. Prayers in Catholic churches have been requested.
Eureka Springs Ark January reports Carrie Nation the famed temperance crusader once famous for hatchet tactics is near death. Friends say her condition has been serious for some time and death is expected momentarily.
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