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Newspaper

La Grande Evening Observer

Location

La Grande, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1910

Page

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Senate filibuster delays adjournment over forest reserve bill

Senator Burton of Ohio launched a filibuster on a bill to create mountain forest reserves at river headwaters in the Appalachians and White Mountains. Representative Weeks warns of continued obstruction unless the measure passes. The debate, seen as delaying adjournment, could stretch into a second day with possible late-night sessions to finish Burton's anticipated twenty four hour remarks.

Norton Ohio Representative Weeks Senate Burton Appalachian White Mountains McKinley Roosevelt Taft Congress Postal Savings Bank

Diphtheria Strikes Local Family. Emma Stoddard Dead

Grim diphtheria outbreak on Ourth Street leaves Emma, three and a half, dead. Another child is critically ill and a third threatened as Waldo, five, faces an acute attack. Jeanene, nine, is critically ill today. the family faces deep sorrow and community mourning.

Ourth Street Emma Til Jeanenat Waldo

Jones Writes Letter Accusing Ballinger of Unfaithfulness

Former Special Agent Jones, dismissed after testifying against Ballinger, mails a protest to the committee. He says he was fired for good service and that Ballinger acted unjustly, accusing Ballinger of unfaithfulness and citing faithful work.

Portland Jones Ballinger

Runaway horse causes minor damage to carriage shop machinery

A horse owned by Joé Williamson bolted after dogs barked and struck a cart at the C. J. Black Porch, bending a front axle of an idle machine. The horse escaped unhurt and damage was limited to the machine.

C. J. Black Black Office Joé Williamson

Chautauqua Week Features Domestic Science Class

Miss Helen M. Burr from Walla Walla will lead a popular domestic science class during Chautauqua week. Neighborhood Club gathers members as committees report strong interest and affordable charges attract a large audience for lectures and demonstrations.

Helen M. Burr Burr Walla Walla

Hthel Tucker Stock Company Opens Za za at Airdome

The Hthel Tucker Stock Company debuts Za za a French society drama at the Airdome tonight with a scenic production and a promised full house. The first act features a state scene and lively comedy, and a La Grande band concert is set for 7 45 in front of the theatre.

Hthel Tucker Stock Company Airdome

Mrs Carlock and Miss Edwards at Tabernacle Concert

Mrs Carlock will accompany Miss Edwards with the pipe organ at the tabernacle concert Saturday night. The collaboration is expected to be most inspiring and uplifting for the audience.

Mrs. Carlock Miss. Edwards Tabernacle

Iowa Pastor to Lead New Church in West

The Allcel Methodist Episcopal church has organized with about 65 members. District Superintendent J. D. Gillilan has secured a pastor arriving July ninth. Rev. H. B. Hamilton of Morningside College, Sioux City, Iowa, will lead the church. This is hailed as a notable ministry addition to the Grande Ronde valley.

Allcel Methodist Episcopal Church H. 8. Hamilton Morningside College Sioux City Iowa Grande Ronde Valley

Heat claims two more lives in Philadelphia

Philadelphia reports two additional deaths from the heat, bringing the city’s total to twenty six. The toll underscores ongoing extreme temperatures and health risks across the area.

Philadelphia

Johns Lying At Death From Severe Burns

John Jones lies at the point of death suffering from very bad burns after an incident reported in the Gove Enginema area. Fire and medical teams work to stabilize him as authorities investigate the cause and assess injuries.

John. Jones

Steaming Accident Hits Cove Man Near Bridge

John Jonesles was severely burned when a traction engine tipped over near Katherine Creek Bridge at Cove. Steam from the boiler poured over his body as the engine sank. he was taken home in a precarious condition with a chance of recovery reported later. He leaves a wife and five children.

Cove Katherine Creek Mr. Jones la Grande Henry Chambers Jones Martin

GOME TO TRIAL THIS TERM ADJOURNED SESSION

The circuit court adjourned term will begin July 25 or the first Monday in August with forty bootlegging indictments to be tried separately. Demurrers were argued this morning and three were overruled. District Attorney Ivamhoe will announce the first cases to be tried, based on court and witness convenience.

Knowles Circuit Court Adam Beck Island City Ivamhoe

Observer 15 Named Official Paper for City of La Grande

City council awarded printing duties to the Observer after a split vote. Four council members opposed saving money, while four plus the mayor backed the Observer. Other items covered include Sixth Street hard surface pavement estimate of 31984 dollars and sewer district estimates totaling 181,? thousand dollars, with remonstrances to be heard in three weeks.

Observer 15 City OF LA Grande Observer Logsden Fleming Orvis Munroe Feith J. L. Mre Hemlock Spruce Streets Adams Sixth Street

City Council Debates Hauling Contracts and Mains Policy

The council discussed city hauling bids and licensing, keeping old water mains for growth, and ordering the city engineer to review pipe work for deviations. They noted transfer firms quoted similar rates, considered a 50 cent daily raise for a prisoners’ keeper, and referred near beer evidence to the city attorney.

Orvis Jones Fowler Connellman Munroe Aleu Munroe

Woodell Reunion Week Opens With Family Gathering

The Woodell reunion starts tomorrow and runs through Sunday with many relatives and friends expected. On Sunday all friends are invited to attend and bring lunch baskets as Woodell hospitality will be generous. Rev Canfield will preach Sunday morning and T A Rinehart will give the annual oration.

Woodells Woodell Rev. Canfield T. A. Rinehart

Elgin Men Named Officers at Pioneer Association Meet

A Pleasant reunion ended with a brief business session selecting Elgin as the next meeting place. James Masterson of Elgin was named president and Attorney J D Slater of La Grande was chosen secretary treasurer as the pioneer association adjourned to meet again next June. Attendees came from all parts of the county and many from out of town.

Ing Place James Masterson Elgin J.D. Slater la Grande

SOMO MYSTERY MADE CLEAR

Porter Charlton was arrested after arriving at Hobo Ken this morning, ending the long Somo mystery. The incident led to a quick police response and the suspect being taken into custody.

Porter Charlton Hoboken

Confession in Gruesome Como Lake Murder Case

Porter Chariton, alias Jack Coleman of Omaha, is arrested on arrival from Italy and confesses to murdering his wife at their Como home, striking her with a mallet, dragging the body to Lake Como, and fleeing via Genoa aboard a steamer. Police moved to take him into custody as the conflict with her brother escalated in the room.

Como Lake Porter Chariton Lind Lake Chariton Lake Como Italy Charlton Alice Jack Coleman Omaha Como Genoa Scott

Tate Wins in Escheat Case in Oregon

A circuit court jury ruled the estate of the late John Morrison escheats to the State of Oregon, potentially depriving his heirs of about 25 000 dollars of land in the county. The decision, reached at midnight, could be reversed on appeal to the state supreme court, with the distribution of the estate’s personal property not entering this phase.

Eclrculc Supreme Court John Morrison Oregon State of

Ten killed in cavern collapse at Little Falls

Seattle dispatch reports ten people dead after a cavern collapse at Little Falls. Rescue and recovery efforts are underway as investigators inspect the site for causes and safety lapses. Local officials urge caution for onlookers and coordinate with state authorities.

Seattle Little Falls

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Bur Ton Trird Mrs Geo, Stoddard New Church J. D. Gillilan STEAM Barla Ae Fenn John Jonesles Gome Andrews Woodell Clan Jas Masterson Elgin Head County The Pioneer Sociation Bamileees Tate
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