Moiety Fund 1 Exhausted Ends Fraud Recovery Delay
The recoverer of sugar fraud will be unpaid until the next Congress as Moiety Fund 1 is exhausted.
28 Jun 1910
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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1910
Page
1
The recoverer of sugar fraud will be unpaid until the next Congress as Moiety Fund 1 is exhausted.
Washington June 28 report notes a record 10,800,000 words spoken by lawmakers across 10,000 pages of the congressional record. It also cites 27,065 bills introduced in the Senate and that the Western judiciary sub-committee will tour in July to probe federal matters including Dr Perrin's land fraud conviction and treatment. The fund moiety payout to Richard Barr remains limited to $10,000 with the rest tied to next Congress.
County School Superintendent E B Bragg leads a new department at the coming county fair where children under fourteen may win prizes for the best grown farm products. Local businessmen have pledged premiums, promising valuable awards for each exhibit, signaling a popular new feature with strong county-wide competition.
Wrightsville Beach, N C June 28 Wyers of the state are headed in.
The three day gathering opens this evening and runs through Thursday at the beach. The annual address will be delivered tomorrow by Hon James Byrne a prominent New York lawyer.
The American Society of Engineers holds its three day convention in Chicago starting today for the first time since 1872. The session gathers about 5000 members from across the country to discuss engineering advances and standards.
Lodged in tents under strict military rule the Minnesota members of the United Spanish War Veterans began their annual reunion with a parade led by the Military Order of Serpents. Additional items note Germany's Deutschland aircraft accident and Taft land proclamations affecting Wallowa National Forest lands with settlement rules and cautions for prospective settlers.
Betting on the Jeffries Johnson bout intensified as Chicago books opened with Jeffries favored at five to one. The camp predicts a six round endurance battle with midriff blows likely to decide the outcome amid prefight excitement. Johnson, upbeat, telegraphs home and plans a private car trip to Chicago for rest.
NIA CRAFT experiences sudden unmanageability in the mid air causing concern. Authorities report unclear circumstances surrounding the event with no injuries or fatalities confirmed at this time. The incident remains under investigation by local emergency responders.
A famous air craft faces a likely disaster as twenty newspaper reporters aboard are carried past ten hours at sea. The vessel veered off course due to heavy winds and is scheduled to remain at sea for two hours more, raising concern for those aboard.
A terse public notice from local authorities reaches residents in the northwest area. The document appears to address settlers and calls attention to official actions affecting land or community affairs. Details are limited in the readable text.
Local notices report the Land Office receiving documents on Umatilla Walla Walla Forest Reserve stations and an unofficial proclamation concerning Wallowa Forest. Officials say guides will be issued forthcoming.
Mrs L B Elliot wife of Reverend Elliot of Huntington has been conducting revivals at Summerville and Allcel. She was taken ill last evening en route from Hot Lake to Portland to visit her mother after an operation at Hot Lake. She rested near La Grande and is at the Savoy today awaiting strength to continue to Portland.
United States senator Samuel McErnery died in New Orleans on June 28. A Louisiana native and Civil War veteran, he served as a Confederate lieutenant. He had been a senator since 1897, one of the oldest Democrats in the service.
Bricklayers under Contractor Reis have started a one story brick wall in the rear of the Lewis building planned for a garage. The contractor aims to finish the wall in about fifteen days if the weather stays favorable, with the concrete foundation already in place for several days.
Abraham Wardani, the assassin of Boutross Pasha the late Egyptian premier, was hanged this morning in Cairo. There were no remonstrations.
Tacoma police ride on every car in the five cent fare area to prevent fights between citizens and conductors as the city battles with the railways over the fare.
In Harrisburg on June 28 the Pennsylvania Dental Society opens with hundreds of doctors attending. Jumping wales sufferers are invited to visit the convention hall to participate as material for demonstrations of the newest dental surgery methods.
Chicago report notes men described as fat and frisky distribute thousand dollar bills among bell boys at the Congress hotel. The scene suggests lavish spending and raises questions about source and intent in this social display.
The National Association of the Master Plumbers of the United States of America opens its 2%th annual convention and exhibition in a grand hotel. The event draws perceived plutocrats of the pipe profession though displays of wealth remain restrained, with sessions running until Thursday in the hotel’s gold room.
Storm sewers on Depot street and nearby Greenwood Fir Elm and narny streets are nearly finished. Happy Nays crew will complete details this afternoon as pipe installation nears its end and connections are awaited.
County registration books are open at the clerk’s office for the primary and general elections. Voters must register before the books close 45 days prior to the general election on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November. Register promptly to avoid delays at the polls.
Dr J M Miller editor of Character Builder with 15 years lecturing on health culture sexology heredity and moral education will speak tonight to boys over 14 and men at the L D S tabernacle assembly hall in La Grande. The free talk covers causes and cures of social evils and aims to explain principles for building up the human family.
In San Francisco on June 28 eighty Hindu laborers were ordered deported following an investigation into immigrant law compliance.
The Browne jury reports a deadlock after several hours and reenters deliberations for more guidance. A judge has us back in session to resolve outstanding questions as discussions resume.
A jury deliberated over four hours without reaching a verdict in the bribery case against Browne. The record time surpasses prior trials, and Browne remains hopeful for an escape despite the deadlock.
In Chicago on June 28 the Browne bribery case for U S Senator Lorimer’s election broke the nine hour deadlock record with the jury still undecided after ninety hours of deliberation. Judge McSurley sent them back for more instructions as Browne remains cheerful and attacked the district attorney in an interview.
A morning report says cement leaks from the roof have been fixed, ensuring no spoilage of dresses. The current production A Young Wife delights with a blend of romance and comedy, featuring Miss Godfrey’s standout performance as Mother in the dive scene. The Galley Slave is scheduled for Thursday night.
Jacob Schiff, head of Kuhn, Loeb & Co., touring Alaska, praises President Taft and his railroad bill. He notes railroads must adjust to new conditions, predicts a three to four month period for adjustment with harvest season ahead, and says he admires Roosevelt but has no clear idea of his plans.
Baltimore June 28 The condition of Mrs. James Schoolcraft Sherman wife of the vice president is grave this afternoon. An official is at her bed side and the ailment is not disclosed.
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