Stain Bolo Hold Up Passengers Looted
A report describes a Stain Bolo hold up where passengers were looted while the crew was locked away and unable to intervene. The incident details emphasize the vulnerability of travelers during the crime.
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27 Jun 1910
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La Grande Evening Observer in La Grande, Oregon
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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1910
Page
1
Train Hold Up near Ogden Leaves Crew Looted
Three men robbed an Oregon Short Line train six miles from Ogden after entering Wells Fargo express car. Brakeman Franklin was thrown from the moving train while rallying alarm. Auto posse and Sheriff Wilson pursued the robbers as three posses comb the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells Farse
Ogden
Sheriff Wilson
Harrisville
Franklin
Auto Posse
Wilson
Woodell Family Holds Third Sun Day Banquet Reunion
Rev. Canfield and Assessor Rinehart led the Woodell reunion near Alicel with 116 clan members, 67 in attendance. Morning address by Rev. Canfield and reunion speech by T. A. Rinehart opened a day of hospitality, songs, and meals as Zooodles graced the table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alicel
Canfield
la Grande M. BE. Church South
T. A. Rinehart
Woodell
Bankers Praise Pendleton Visit and Meet
Local bankers Pendleton F. L. Meyers and T. J. Scroggin returned from the Northwest Bankers Association meeting where routine business was discussed. They praised the Pendleton entertainment, calling it the best and most generous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Meyers
T. J. Scroggin
Pendleton
Northwest Bankers’ Association
Five Cent Fare Enforced as Tacoma Fight Sparks Court Appeal
Mayor Fawcett orders five cent fare on city lines after the court ruled five cents the max. Company plans a Supreme Court appeal while workers are carried to Fern Hill. In Moana Springs Jeffries camp braces for the big mill with Burns Corbet and others in his corner. Johnson in lick Springs vows hard training amid criticism of his pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Jane
Fawcett
Fern Hill
City
Lmits
Supreme Court
Moana Springs
Jeffries
Farmer” Burns
Joe Choynski
Jin Corbet
Doc” Cornell
Johnson
Lick Springs
Jack Johnson
M. E
Diaz Elected 10 Presidency in Mexico
Mexico City June 27 Diaz elected president and Corral as vice president. Chamber of Deputies to ratify. Elections passed without disorder. Due to Diaz’s advanced age this is believed to be his last term. Next election six years hence and Corral may run. Continuation of Diaz policies expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Diaz
Corral
Chamber of Deputies
Giant dirigible liner eyed for New York to Boston service
New York June 27 Emile Boas managing director of a new German aerial line says a gigantic Zep pilin dirigible liner may be operated between New York and Boston if the air ships are classified appropriately. The matter hinges on possible government arrangements and a potential special dispensation if treated as water ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Emile Boas
Boas
Mater
Doctor Campbell denies Roosevelt throat operation plan
In New York on June 27 Doctor Walter Campbell stated that Roosevelt will not be operated on for throat trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Walter Campbell
Roosevelt
Turkey Plans Invasion of Greece Over Mailboat Loot Damages
Constantinople reports Turkey vows invasion if Greece does not apologize and grant indemnity for looting a Roumanian mailboat by night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Turkey
Greece
National Speech Arts Association holds 19th annual convention
In Cleveland on June 27 teachers of elocution debate and dramatic expression joined at the Colonial hotel for the National Speech Arts Association convention the 19th annual gathering bringing together Atlantic to Pacific professionals and readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Atlantic To
Colonial Hotel
National
Speech Arta’ Association
Burned under automobile fatal accident in St Louis
Abel Robert aged 24 died when his automobile tipped, exploded, and trapped him as onlookers could not help. The incident occurred in St Louis with bystanders unable to assist before authorities arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Jane
Abel Robert
To Try Peary Suit in German Courts
Berlin June 27. It is expected that Counsel for Commander Robert E Peary will urge that German courts have no jurisdiction to try the case in the suit against the polar explorer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peary
Berlin
Robert E. Peary
Controversy Over Arctic Finds Between Cook and Peary
In Berlin Peary faced a lawsuit over Arctic trophies said to have been left at Etah by Frederick A. Cook and Rudolph Francke. The case centers on ownership of walrus tusks and other supplies, with Peary denying the accusations and denying use of trophies by his party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick A. Cook
Peary
Berlin
Rudolph Francke
Germany
North Pole
Cook
Etah
Kim
Franecke
Big Congress of Indians in Muskogee Gathered for Pilgrimage
On June 27 Muskogee Oklahoma hosts a grand gathering as aboriginal Americans converge for a congress described as the largest and possibly last of its kind in the United States. Delegations arrive with blankets clothing and goods while events include races sports pow wow and speeches by prominent Native leaders including Senators Owen of Oklahoma Curtis of Kansas and Representative Carter of Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogee
Okla
Mecca
Muscogee
America
Congress of Indians
Robert L. Owen
Oklahoma
Charles Curtis
Kansas
Charles D. Carter
General Clarence R. Edwards Sails to Inspect Philippines
Washington June 27 General Clarence R Edwards chief of the bureau of insular affairs of the war department will sail for the Philippines from San Francisco tomorrow. He will conduct a thorough inspection of the islands governmental and military machinery. His wife and daughter accompany him on the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Clarence R. Edwards
Bureau of Insular Affairs
War Department
Philippines
San Francisco
St Louis Welcomes Major Labor Convention Opening
St Louis hosts the International Union of Rammer men Pavers Flaggers Bridge and Stone Curb Setters as the convention opens in the city. The gathering brings together union members and leaders from multiple trades for meetings and programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
International Union of Rammermen
Porter Charl ton to be arraigned for Como Lake murder
Porter Charl ton charged with the murder of his wife at Como Lake will face arraignment in Jersey City tomorrow. An insanity commission will examine him, with expectations he will be adjudged insane and sent to a madhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Porter Charlton
Como Lake
Jersey City
Portland man Arthur Berry on business en route to Wallowa
Arthur L. Berry of Portland is in the city transacting business today and will proceed to Wallowa county in a few days to locate there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur L. Berry
Portland
Wallowa County
Taft's Son Involved in Car Accident at Beverly
Beverly Mass June 27 Robert Taft eldest son of President Taft drove a car that struck and probably fatally injured Michael Thistwells an Italian bystanders say Taft was not to blame and that the act was accidental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly
Mass
Robert
Taft
Michael Thistwells
Chautauqua Boom Junket Traverses County
A touring Chautauqua caravan travels today and tomorrow through Union and nearby areas, with stops including Cove and La Grande. The program promotes the Chautauqua event starting next Sunday for a ten day run, featuring speakers and gospel content. An automobile party lists A V Andrews J K Wright C M Humphries George T Cochran Joe Kelley John Collier J C Henry Ed Wright H R Hannan F Ivanhoe C J Black T H Crawford Frank Jagus Lorenzo Depneet T R Snook Press Lewis Lo Zandel W D McMillan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County
Ivanhoe
C J Black
T H Crawford
Frank Jagus
Colorado Springs
Lorenzo Depneet
Portland
T R Snook
Press Lewis
Lo Zandel
W D McMillan
Precincts Define Delegates in Grande Ronde Assembly Plan
In Union county a plan for selecting state assembly delegates through precinct appointments faces central committee endorsement with second choice options proposed by Secretary J A Matott. Projections point to a Union county Republican delegation to the state assembly as financiers Schiff and party travel via a New York contingent touring Hot Lake Sanatorium and La Grande before Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Central Committee
State Assembly
Central Executive Committee
Portland
Secreary
J. A. Matott
Assembly
Union County
Hot Lake Sanatorium
Grande Ronde Valley
la Grande
New York
A. Buckley
Hot Lake
Thy
Doctor Phy
Fred B. Currey
Mr. Buckley
Jacob H. Schiff
Harriman
Alaska
Ogden
James H. Wilson
G. A. Plimp
Record Sale of Alexander Young Collection Promises High Prices
London auction this week features parts of the Alexander Young collection including 40 Carots 45 Daubigneys six Dupre landscapes nine Tyrons and six Millers with notable works by Israels James Maris and Harpignies among later schools painters expected to fetch record prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Alexander Young
Dupre
Theer
Israels
James Maris
Harpignies
St. Louis Three Day Reliability Race Draws Large Entry
In St. Louis on June 27 a large field of cars is entered for the three day reliability race organized by the St. Louis Automobile Manufacturers and Dealers Association. The event opens tomorrow and will cover northeastern Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Three Die From Heat In Chicago as City Rekindles Hope
Three people died and a fourth was dying within 24 hours from the searing heat in Chicago. City officials forecast relief with light showers predicted for tonight and into tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
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Utah
Assessor Rinehart
Acma Mayo
Henge
Jeffs
Big Hill
Mexico
Speech Arts Convention
Charers
Wallowa
Chautauqua
Cove
Chautamaua
Schiffingpegts
Matott
Ton
Tive Banking
Money Markets
Missouri
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