Saloon Closures Set for July First
Fragments indicate saloons to close on July first with management and permits disputed. The notice mentions complaints and orders set aside, but details are unreadable and names are unclear.
29 Jun 1908
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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1908
Page
1
Fragments indicate saloons to close on July first with management and permits disputed. The notice mentions complaints and orders set aside, but details are unreadable and names are unclear.
The Union County Court dissolves an injunction and declares the prohibition vote in Union County Oregon final. Judge Crawford states the election reflected a full and fair will of the people with 690 majority for prohibition and orders the ban on intoxicating liquors countywide.
Walla Walla June 29 The defense in the Bud Barnes murder case today fled prayer for a new trial. Arguments will be heard tomorrow. Barnes was found guilty last Saturday night of murdering Mrs Aldrich after the jury had once disagreed.
President Roosevelt spent a productive morning in the hay field at Oyster Bay. He pitched with notable skill and stayed at it until rain forced him indoors, a scene thought common among Grande Ronde valley farmers who repeatedly perform the same task each year.
Urgent invitation brings Congressm an W R Ellle to Pendleton to deliver the oration of the day for the July celebration. He arrived in Oregon yesterday after being unreachable by the committee who had sought him by letter and telegram during his eastward journey and brief stay away from headquarters. He is described as a capable, pleasing speaker with a notable mind and will address thousands. his exact subject remains unannounced.
Secretary Taft, at the War Department in Washington, D.C., signs hundreds of papers as he prepares to resign the next day. Luke Wright will assume command on July 1.
A morning explosion at a grocery and saloon in Windtown destroys Gallagher owned properties. Four people died including a man’s wife and child. a 86 year old son was severely injured. Police suspect dynamiters tied to graft prosecutions and are expanding the detective effort.
Harry Thaw's counsel announced a point won in the effort for liberty. Justice Millis promised a hearing before the lunacy commission in October on the petition.
For the first time in the state’s history the contract for supplying fresh and cured meat shifts to the Union Meat Company of Portland. Previously the state institutions were served by local firms.
A fast United train wreck occurred near Winslow on June 27 when the train ran into a burned bridge and plunged into the creek. Several riders, including a baggageman and two others, are missing or dead, with the wreckage buried under twisted iron and debris as rescue work continues.
Manager Dahlman of Omaha and Bryan supporters predict that if Bryan wins on the first ballot with about 708 votes he will name Dahlman chairman of the Democratic National Committee. Dahlman would also manage the campaign, replacing Tom Taggart, who is described as a figurehead in New York. The statements come from Bryan headquarters in Denver California.
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