Taft Wallace Panama conflict ends with resignation request
Secretary Taft demanded John F Wallace resign after a New York conference criticizing his loyalties and urging turnover of office records. Roosevelt accepted Wallace’s resignation as chief engineer of the Isthmian Canal Commission in a Cambridge letter dated June 28.
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Union Scout County News Briefs From La Grande
Miss Maud Morton returns home from a Union visit to friends. Prof Hendricks of La Grande tunes pianos. RA Marr buys Judge Eakin property in West Union. Will Wright buys a mare from W G Hunter of Island City. Marshal McCardle scouts Idaho land. Jack Halfred joins Idaho claim near Cambridge. Rev Swackhammer preaches at Christain church. D Fitzgerald of La Grande Iron Works praises success. T W Davidson of Baker County seeks summer quarters. president of Eastern Oregon Development Company hints at electric railroad moves.
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Gret
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EOD Co
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West Union
Will Wright
W G Hunter
Island City
Idaho
Swackhammer
Christain Clearch
D Fitzgerald
la Grande Iron Works
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Fitzgerald
T W Davidson
Baker County
Davidson
Eastern Oregon Developement Company
GRAINING AND ART DECORATING SERVICE OFFERED
An advertisement invites customers to renew interiors with grainting and art decorating that makes rooms resemble fine oak furniture. Contact at 1193 Adame Ave, La Grande, Oregon.
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Thirty Days Sale Promises Deep Discounts for Attendees
A local store urges customers to prepare memoranda of their wants and watch for the opening sale. The management predicts thousands will attend a THIRTY DAYS' SALE offering unprecedented value, aiming to leave with more goods for the least money than ever before in town.
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