Wool Auction Heads to Three Sales in Boston
Boston buyers attend 1031P1 bidding on wool with a planned one and a half pound lot to be sold at three separate sales.
28 Jun 1911
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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1911
Page
1
Boston buyers attend 1031P1 bidding on wool with a planned one and a half pound lot to be sold at three separate sales.
About one dozen wool buyers from Boston firms travel in a special car to Joseph for a series of Wool sales under way this week. One and a half million pounds of Wallowa county wool will be offered amid market uncertainty from federal schedule debates.
London crowds remain engaged as foreign royal representatives depart and the post coronation events proceed. The king and queen attend the Crown Point estate show at Norwich today, with a royal procession and lord mayor reception planned for Guildhall tomorrow after a St Paul’s thanksgiving service.
Parrammat a taft new summer white house in Beverly Massachusetts is ready for the presidential family by week’s end. Workers from multiple trades have fitted up the house and stables with telegraph telephone and private signal systems. The barn has been rebuilt and awaits Washington’s arrival with automobiles from runabouts to the touring car.
Washington June 28 The senate committee orders favorable report on the house apportionment bill increasing the number of representatives to 432 giving Oregon one more seat than before. The plan keeps Multnomah County out of the Eastern Oregon district and signals renewed campaigns from La Grande area contenders for Oregon’s seat.
Heavy rains flooded Perry dam and Riverside park causing mud to fill Riverside boating courses. The Grande Ronde Lumber dam at Perry suffered minor damage with no log loss. repairs completed by noon. Park dam damage was slight but mud disrupted boating courses. cleanup will restore them quickly.
Cove to host Cherry Day on July 19 with plans by the Commercial Club underway. Promoters anticipate a large turnout from Union County as Cherry Town becomes a gathering point for the event. Details of the program are to be announced soon.
Knights Templar from Helena Missoula Billings Anaconda Butte Kalispell and other Montana cities gather in Great Falls for the Grand Commandery annual meeting. The event opens with a secret session for reports and officer elections amid a citywide display of hunting and Masonic emblems.
Delegates from major U.S. and Canadian cities attend the sixth annual session of the International association for the Prevention of Smoke in Newark New Jersey. Mayor Haussling welcomed visitors. Prof. R H Ferald spoke on gas producers smokeless fuels and briquets at an illustrated lecture.
In Galveston Texas June 28 the Texas Cotton Seed Crushers Association gathered for its annual convention with Oklahoma and Texas representatives. A large attendance is expected as sessions span three days focusing on industry questions. Officers include President F A Blain Fort Worth Vice President W A Sherman Houston and Secretary Robert Gibson Dallas.
The Rebekah lodge hosted Odd Fellows at the I O O F hall in La Grande last evening. Speeches and music formed the program with Col. Ivanhoe as toastmaster guiding an enjoyable event.
On June 28 the seamen union strike intensifies with 4000 longshoremen at Liverpool halting White Star Cunard Ellerman and Canadian Pacific work. A Glasgow coaling dock riot injures many as liner crews in port join the strike causing a broad standstill in shipping.
In Croville California on June 28 the defense for Emma Rumball and her brother Archie Lewis began for the alleged hanging of 13 year old Helen Rumball. The accused say Helen hanged herself after a minor offense while officials claim the pair beat and bound the girl to a post and she died there.
Dr. C. T. Bacon left last evening for Portland with Mr. Lane the man hurt in the round house. Injuries described as a simple fracture of the leg and not as serious as Observer reported earlier. He was taken to St. Vincent where O. W. employees are allowed to convalesce.
Los Angeles June 28 Contempt charges loom as Mrs Ordle McManigal wife of the alleged dynamiter refuses to testify before the jury. Darrow denounces the prosecution for third degree methods to squeeze testimony. Notice of contempt served and arguments set before Judge Hutton with a signed statement alleging coercion and intimidation.
Prominent figures in art literature and public life attended a dinner at the Charterhouse hosted by the Titmarch club to celebrate the centennial birth anniversary of William Makepeace Thackeray. Thackeray once studied at the Charterhouse and drew on those experiences in his novels.
Arrangements are complete for the Iowa State Bar association annual meeting in Oskaloosa beginning tomorrow. Governor John Burke of North Dakota will deliver the keynote address on employers liability and workers compensation acts during the two day session.
South Bend hosts a three day Indiana Luther League convention with delegates and visitors from across the state attending the formal opening.
Waterworks departments officials from major South Carolina towns meet in Columbia to organize a state association. North Carolina and Georgia officials will be invited to join the new body.
The Eureka docked at San Pedro this morning and Captain Burtis said no treasure had been found. Earlier reports claimed a $15,000,000 hoard off the Honduran coast buried by pirates, but the voyage yielded nothing.
Hundreds of spectators gathered in New London to witness Yale and Harvard crews in final practice ahead of Friday's big race. Both teams showed notable improvement this week and expectations point to a close contest between the two prestigious crews.
About 200 college men from across the country gather in Pittsburg for the 80th grand chapter meeting of the Sigma Chi fraternity. Founded at Miami University in 1855, the organization has nearly 12,000 members and will convene for three days.
The annual camp and tournament of the United Sportsmen of Pennsylvania opened in Huntingdon, Pa., on June 28 and runs through Saturday. Events include target shooting bait and fly casting, field sports and other competitions.
The wedding of Edgar B. Clark of the Interstate Commerce Commission and Miss Agnes Barnes, longtime census office clerk, was held today in Washington. The bride resides in Selma, Alabama.
The International aviation cup event scheduled for today at Hendon has been postponed to Saturday. Two days later the serial race for the James Gordon Bennett prize will follow.
Alumni of the University of Michigan gathered on campus for Alumni Day during commencement week. The Barbour Gymnasium hosted the annual alumni breakfast, with reunions held in the afternoon for more than 20 classes from 1856 to 1906.
Large gathering attends the wedding of Miss Angie S Kuhl daughter of Commander G W Kline U S N and Mrs Kline and Judge Charles E Southard of Greeley Colorado. The ceremony is held at The Moorings the summer home of the bride's parents in Bound Brook New Jersey.
The Council of North American Grain Exchanges held its semi annual meeting in Milwaukee Wisconsin with delegates from major U S and Canadian exchanges in attendance. The conference will continue through tomorrow.
Baker banker F. P. Bodinson and traveler Fred Johnson ride the train home from Portland. Bodinson exclaims he is tickled to see the sun again and praises Eastern Oregon and the Grande Ronde Valley, noting Powder Valley beyond as glorious.
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