Court Hears Union Cases In Afternoon Session
Court docket shows Phillips and Phillipe versus Kiddie Bro with Lantas named in medical fee dispute. Proceedings focus on union-related cases and pending motions as judge reviews filings.
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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1910
Page
1
Court docket shows Phillips and Phillipe versus Kiddie Bro with Lantas named in medical fee dispute. Proceedings focus on union-related cases and pending motions as judge reviews filings.
In Union the Blue Bell Medicine Co seeks $136 for stock medicine given to a patient animal that died. Judge Gilbert Jure returns a verdict for the defendant. The trial, nicknamed the Skidoo case, draws many witnesses to the circuit court corridors.
Three homeseekers from Marysville led by Ragtarn Hésho have been scouting La Grandee properties for relocation and returned with their families. Mr. Deoxatater selects a valley site and plans to move his large family.
The passage notes Cunningham has two married sons who would relocate if the country suits them. It says these people desire large farms and were brought here by C. J. Black, a well known realty operator.
A city report notes near beer licenses will be costly but attainable. Both councils will oversee the process with significant effort, including site disposal considerations, as they move to regulate near beer.
Large grist of Pittsburgers confess to graft in open court in Pittsburg on March 22. Names include Dr C Land W C Fredericks Thomas Stack W H Harvey Richard Armstrong C B Woods Henry Kaizen Fred Herring L H Fredericks with sums from 100 to 600 dollars. City business notes cover near beer license increases to six, seven acre land purchase for 3000, and disposal tract plans. Mayor Meyers to address appointments. committee assignments listed. police and revenue reports show multiple arrests and fees.
A fragmented note highlights a keynote urging Ranmony and Unowalk Grespicon to guide through the year. The draft stresses finding harmony within the council and addressing the era's most important issues.
The mayor outlines city priorities including a $150000 water system, Beaver Creek Pipe Line valued at $1 million, a 2 million gallon reservoir to store 3 million gallons, and upcoming street paving and macadamizing on Adams Avenue and Fourth Street. A $40000 sewer bond is presented to start a nucleus sewer system alongside ongoing utility improvements.
Weather observers report 1.96 inches of rain from Saturday through Monday with daily totals 1.13 and .83 inches. Tracks were soft high water damaged engines No. 19 and No. 8 causing repairs. No. 6 delayed 13 hours after a collision near Perry Road. Judge Henry inspected the river road and noted limited flood damage.
A marriage license was issued Saturday to William D. Warner and Miss popular young lady of Weston Oregon. The groom hails from Web. A license was also issued yesterday to Joses L. Blanchard and Miss Lenore Henrie.
The body of Fireman Hoodle, held at Henry Carr’s undertakers, was loaded on Portland No. 6 and sent to Ogden where W. H. Hopple, brother of the deceased, will meet it at the Haley Hotel. Arthur Wall accompanied the remains to Ogden, then onward to Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, for the family.
Washington March 22. reports say Cannon offered 5000 dollars to charity if the house removed him from the chair. Uncle Joe reportedly stated that night with friends while discussing Cannon's defeat by the insurgents and the bet on anti Cannon forces ousting him.
The O R N demonstration train carrying farm tech and ranching gear toured La Grande on an eastbound run led by Superintendent Bolling and a team of experts. It will stop at North Powder tonight and reach La Grande tomorrow noon before continuing toward Cove and the Joseph branch, with farmers urged to attend.
An alleged plot claims spies posing as nurses poisoned Provisional President Estrada during a hospital inspection. The antidote emetics saved him. the nurses reportedly escaped custody. The report notes the incident occurred yesterday in Bluefields.
Pennsylvania Democrat Palmer denounces the administration in the House during debate on the pension bill. He accuses Taft and the Republicans of breaking party pledges, using a blunt accusation of bluff to mislead independents, and criticizes tariff policy and protections that affect workers.
Mrs Perry of Toland City arrived at the Mrs Saodrgass sanatorium this afternoon seeking medical treatment.
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