Republicans Poised for Governor Wins and House Split
A New York report drawing on Associated Press sentiment predicts Congress will come to 197 Democrats and 193 Republicans with one Socialist. Governors votes split 14 Republican and 13 Democratic. Vermont shows weakened Republican gains while other states like Arkansas and Georgia have already voted this year.
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Democrats Face National Narrow Edge in Gubernatorial Paint
The report notes Democratic candidates hold shade in Alabama Colorado Connecticut Nebraska Nevada New Jersey New York North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma South Carolina Tennessee Texas while Republicans lead in California Idaho Iowa Kansas Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota New Hampshire Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Dakota Wisconsin Wyoming. In several states margins are tight with Colorado Connecticut Minnesota and Tennessee highlighted. New York remains doubtful until all returns are in. Judge Baldwin’s popularity could give Connecticut to Democrats, likely limiting them to one congressional district.
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Fifteen Miners Entombed in Lawson Coal Mine
Fifteen men are entombed today in the Lawson coal mine near Black Diamond Washington after a heavy explosion closed all escape routes. Rescue teams labor to reach them as officials ponder the blast at the deep slope mine valued at about a quarter of a million dollars.
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Browns from Medford Seek La Grande Settlement
Mr and Mrs D F Brown of Medford Oklahoma arrived Saturday evening and will make La Grande their home. Brown is the senior member of Brown and Sons contractors and builders of Medford and their move could bring several families to the area. They are joined by Ross Brooks from Medford whose father visited La Grande weeks ago and plans to return with his family in the spring.
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D. F. Brown
Medford
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la Grande
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Brown & Sons, Contractors and Builders
Ross Brooks
Mail Depot Adds New Directional Box for Westward Posts
A second mail box was erected at the depot to allow mail to be placed in the box that designates its direction. Previously mail for western points went east on Number 18 and returned on a later train, causing delays.
Observer to Provide Election Returns Tomorrow Evening
The Observer will begin delivering county state and national election returns starting tomorrow evening with eastern results arriving before local totals. The plan aims to cure timing gaps as results stream in from multiple jurisdictions.
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Maligning An Honorable Man In La Grande
A local letter denounces attacks on Judge Henry by B B F Wilson supporters. The writer defends James Henry, praising his years of service to La Grande and the Grande Ronde valley, citing bridges, roads, and growth, urging voters to back a proven, honorable leader.
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Grande Ronde Valley
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Oregon
Bowerman Proposes Law to Shield Employees from False Accusations
Acting Governor Bowerman promotes a bill modeled on Oklahoma law to protect workers from unjust charges. The measure requires employers to state reasons for dismissal and allow the accused to face the accuser. It aims to deter spotters and safeguard reputations of railway and corporation employees.
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Republican State Central Committee
Mason, JR
C. W. Nottingham
MESA VAN BLOKLAND DIES AFTER STROKE AT AGE 69
The obituary reports Mesa Van Blokland died at noon after a paralytic stroke. She was sixty nine years old and had remained healthy until the illness. Her husband had recently returned with her from a trip, illustrating her vigor in later life.
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Suncay
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Funeral set for Mrs. Van Blokland at Presbyterian Church
The funeral will be held tomorrow at 2 o'clock from the Presbyterian church with Rev. Shangle of Milton officiating. Mrs. Van Blokland, known as Blokland, is survived by her husband and four children living in Union county: Andrew, Garrit, Mrs Wm. Webster and Mrs. W. J. Case.
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Starkey Needlecraft Club Meeting Nov 3
Starkey's needlecraft club met at the president Mrs. John F. Alden's home. A good number attended and luncheon was served. All left with enjoyment. Next Thursday's missionary meeting day is planned with all members expected to attend.
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Bandon Daily Eagle To Debut In Oregon
Portland reports that the Bandon Daily Eagle will launch this week, becoming the farthest west daily paper on the U.S. mainland. The new paper joins the slate of Oregon daily papers, reflecting regional press expansion.
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County court pays standard price for steam roller
The article states the Buffalo-Pitts steam roller sold to Union county was priced the same as any buyer. Warren Construction Co confirms they pay one price for one roller or twelve, with no discounts or underhand dealings. The piece argues all criticism of Judge Henry and the county court is unfounded.
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John B. Stetson
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la Grande
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Portland
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Texas
Sime
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Henry
Prohibition Talk Tonight On Adama Avenue
Hon. Walter M. Fleree and J. A. Burley will discuss prohibition this evening on Adama avenue, sharing views and inviting public comment. The event aims to inform residents about current policy and enforcement issues.
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J. A. Burley
Adama Avenue
Two Railroaders Killed in Great Northern Collision
Spokane reports confirm eight dead and four injured from the derailment near Kataroy yesterday on the Great Northern line. Engineer Hepburn’s body to Barron Wisconsin tomorrow. plans for Fireman Blanchard’s removal not yet made.
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Mrs Myers Injured in Sommerville Accident
Mrs Myers and Mrs C A Myers, well known in Sommerville, sustained a broken hip after a Saturnid incident. Dr Moll, the attending physician, reports the condition satisfactory with treatment underway.
Crippen Execution Postponed as Hearing Ends
London reports the execution of Dr. Crippen delayed to November 22 after a Home Office order. Scotland Yard cites Philadelphia sighting of Mrs Crippen as possible cause. Crippen’s counsel seeks clemency while Chicago police deny any verified sighting of Mrs Crippen alive.
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Arthur Newton
Winston Churchill
Churehill
Chicago
Rivalry Intensifies for Oregon vs Agricultural College Game
More than 5000 expected to attend the Oregon Agricultural College rivalry game in Corvallis on November 7. Students faculty alumni and townspeople from both cities plus a Eugene contingent will fill bleachers with 4900 seating plus grandstand capacity. Keck's kicking is a noted advantage for the Aggies while the University team enjoys greater weight and maturity.
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Keck
Palmer mill incident leaves one injured after fatality
Mr Carlson, an employee at the Palmer mill, was slightly injured last Saturday night following a work incident involving Mr Johnson who was killed earlier. The report notes Carlson was working with Johnson when the fatal event occurred.
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