La Grande High School 11th Graduation Program May 26
The La Grande High School holds its 11th annual graduation at Steward Opera House on May 26. The program features student performances, an essay, orations, a pantomime, and diplomas presented by P. S. Ivanhoe, with classes and songs by Miss Williams and pupils. A civic Question on the ballot asks voters to support a state university and the commercial club movement.
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Hoboes arraigned for vagrancy in Jotun Street case
Chief Walden rounded the four hoboes today at Renarder Cox court. They were placed on ten day city detentions and will be turned over to Superintendent Matol tomorrow morning.
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Weather Pavers Train Before Baker City Series Opener
The La Grande professional base ball team used clear weather for extra practice today and plans to travel tomorrow to Baker City for the first game of a series.
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Strayed or Stolen Filly Recovered In Ladd Canyon
A sorrel two year old filly branded F B on the left shoulder with a full forehead stripe and hind foot marking, led back to Fred Braden in Ladd Canyon after being strayed or stolen.
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Fred Braden Ladd
Market Day Festivities Set for Union County
Schedule outlines eleven o clock parade band concert and market day sales. Auto races at the fair grounds start at two with farmers shopping and viewing auctions. The La Grande band will perform between events as tensions rise for a full afternoon of parade races and sales for Market Day.
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Cuba Celebrates Fourth of July with Patriotic Fervor
In Havana and across Cuba May 26 marked the Fourth of July style anniversary of the republic’s founding. Jubilation featured sports, orators praising Cuba, bands, and fireworks as a 100 member Junta Puatrol led by Margula of Santa Lucia shaped the celebrations to deter political violence and prevent unrest that could invite intervention. A minor city fire at the State Inn barn belonging to F. C. Stamwell was quickly subdued with no major damage.
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Federal buildings eyed for La Grande and Pendleton
A telegram suggests an $85,000 federal building for La Grande to house the post office and land offices, with Pendleton also slated for a federal building. Washington officials weigh amendments and interpretations of Fulton's message as to the size and scope of federal construction in Oregon cities.
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Platt Denies Impropriety in Testimony About Mae Wood
Senator Platt maintains the conduct was proper though he admitted using endearing terms with Mae Wood. He testified he paid his son $10,000 to obtain a letter the younger man had written Mae Wood and left the room with medical staff assisting.
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Mae Wood
G A R and W R C Call Meeting for Memorial Services
The G A R and W R C members are asked to gather at the T O O P F P site on Sunday at 2:36 for attendance at memorial services at the Baptist church. I W Paule, Commander.
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Baptist Church
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Bridge Watchman Hurt in Work Train Accident
Mr. Winters, a bridge watchman, was killed by a work train and injured at Weatherny. The incident occurred Saturday and the city authorities began investigating details.
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Fisher City Herald reporter fatally injured fleeing work train
A Herald reporter from Fosher City died after attempting to run in front of a work train between Weath erly and Huntington. The engine struck him as it rounded a curve, fatally injuring Nim. The body remains at Welch's undertaking parlors awaiting orders from the O R N company, where he was employed.
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Huntington
Welch
O. R. & N. Company
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