The La Grande liquor story and a June license vote
A lengthy indictment condemns La Grande saloons for years of alcohol crimes and social harm. It urges a June 1 public vote on liquor licenses, naming local owners and outside interests, and ends with a rental ad for a six room suite in the Lowi building.
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Giria
la Grande
Balleta
Sym- Pathy
E. Thorson
A. Lottes
Palace
Mint
Brunswick
State
Owl
Portland
Steve Gardinier
Hickory
Oxford
Mia
A. Sommer
Cantle
Charles Binder
Louvre
Hine
Lowi
Church Services and Programs Listed Across Local Congregations
The notice lists Sunday school and worship times for Latter Day Saints, Christian Science, First Presbyterian, St. Peter's Episcopal, First M E Church, and Epworth League. Includes Holy Communion, vestry meeting, no license rally, and Bible studies with leaders named.
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Christian Science Servicers
Busaini Building
Foley
First Presbyterian Church
First M. FE
Epworth League
Rnn
All. C. BE
Walla Walla-Led Visit to Garden City Series Opens
The Inland Empire League opener pits Walla Walla and Pendleton at Garden City. Local enthusiasm runs high as the two teams announce a four day clash beginning today, with a full roster of players listed for the series through Tuesday evening.
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Walla Wallan
Pendleton
Garden City
Walla Walla
la Grande
Baker Cit
Munson Sewness
Sere von Houter
Persese Tallafort
Rogers
Conrad Toupko
McAllbvier
Dear Duvall
Doe
King Premch
T. Bhke Wola
Crom
Poker City League Here For Inland Empire Series
Crowds are expected as Poker City league team from Baker City arrives and takes quarters at the Smith rooming house. The four day stay includes the second series of the Inland Empire event with a holiday break observed by merchants. Attendance rises at opening and may surge tomorrow after noon for the 1 o clock game.
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Toom
Baker City
Sunsing
Smith
Deermabin Ladion Fine Drooes A Specialty
Deermabin Ladion introduces a specialty as accessible through Mre BG and Wella with Diack phones and the number 541 mentioned in the retail note.
Senator Gore Sparks 48 Hour Filibuster Drama
Washington May 30. Senate filibuster stretches into a second day as Stone and La Follette lead. Stone remains on unofficial duty reading editorials while Gore and Aldrich face off. a rule to bar double speaking looms. La Follette pledges to press on as currency bill hangs in balance amid hectic sessions.
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Senator Gore
Oklahoma
Stone
la Follette
Allen
Nebraska
Aldrich
Sitone
Wisconsin
Intervan
Fioe
Kir
Washington, D. C
Sinc
la Pollette
Rink Meeting Sets Final Anti Saloon Campaign Rally
The anti saloon forces plan a final rink meeting tomorrow at p m inviting saloon supporters to present their case. Citizens are urged to attend with speakers from both sides including J D Gillian Julie Roesch J B Stoddart and others. Special music by L D B choir. The hall can hold about a thousand people.
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J. D. Gillian
Julie Roesch
J. B. Stoddart
Mqnor
Fred Taylor
L. D. B& Choir
Same Old Men in Politics Say No Change Noted
Hon J L Roe of Farming to Wash reflects on politics, noting little variance since the eighties. He says candidates Tod Winehart and Turner Ottve remain in the race, continuing the old political pattern in Union County.
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Old Tire
J. L. Roe
Kia
Union County
Oregon
Elf
Tod Winehart
Turner Ottve
Illegal Voting Penalties Outlined in Public Notice
The notice states that voting illegally carries confinement in the county jail for three months to a year or a fine from 100 to 300 dollars, with the court’s discretion guiding the penalty. It emphasizes informing the public about these penalties.
New Management at Royal Bakery Soon Ice Cream Parlor
Walter Bunker and Herman Roesch purchase the Royal bakery in this city and will assume full ownership and management after Monday morning. Bunker, formerly with the McKennon bakery, brings broad baking skill. Roesch, from Philadelphia, is a specialist in fancy cakes. An in-house ice cream parlor making home made ice cream will be added.
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Mosers
Bunker
Roesch
Royal Bakery
Walter Bunker
Herman Roesch
McKennon
Ately
Philadelphia
Retiring Proprietor P A Foley Runs Cream Parlor
A local cream parlor presents dainty cakes with homemade ice cream as part of a service arrangement announcing the retirement of proprietor P A Foley.
Parker for Chairman at Denver Dem Convention
Alton B. Parker has been chosen by Tammany for chairman of the resolutions committee at the Denver Democratic convention. The selection signals party harmony in the East and suggests Bryan’s nomination is likely. Parker previously blamed Bryan for his defeat and criticized him in an interview less than four months ago. State Chairman Conners has said any of several men could beat Bryan, and Tammany’s approval of Parker serves as practical accord.
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New York
Alton B. Parker
Tammany
Denver
W. J. Bryan
Parker
Bryan
Conners
Penalty foreral Voting. There will doubtless be attempts at
The fragment hints at a discussion of penalties for electoral irregularities and anticipated attempts to influence or disrupt voting. No clear individuals or organizations are named in readable text.
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