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Newspaper

La Grande Evening Observer

Location

La Grande, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1911

Page

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Turkish and Italian bombardments and troop movements in the Balkans

Dispatches report Turkish forts and buildings burned during retreat as Italian ships bombard Prevesa and Tripoli operations escalate. D'Abruzzi’s bombardment risks widening the conflict with Austria and other powers. The King orders economic cutbacks as war mobilization increases across the empire.

Berlin Tripoli Italy Prevesa Austria Rome London Empire Yamen Red Sea Eritrea

Companies Call For Troops As Rioting Presses Strikebreakers

Dennison Texas October 4 state troops have been asked for by railroad officials to curb violence by strikers. Last night 500 attacked strikebreakers at Missouri Kansas and Texas shops. Chicago fears riots as strikebreakers at Illinois Central halt and may prompt legislation. In McComb Mississippi rioters push companies to stop sending strikebreakers south. Pacific coast reports show no change with few strikebreakers at Portland Oakland San Francisco and Los Angeles. Southern Pacific stays silent on the Harriman line strike situation.

Dennison Tex Missouri Kansas Texas Chicago Illinois Central McComb Miss

Liberal Leader Mentioned as Possible German Chancellor

Ernst Basserman is mentioned as a potential German chancellor in political coverage. The report notes his leadership role in liberal circles and discusses prospects for a post in government pending party decisions and coalition talks.

Bulletin urges unity in ranks at La Grande shops

Portland bulletin calls workers to stand shoulder to shoulder with no one returning to work at 4 o clock as ordered yesterday by Mr Brien. The notice implores unity among men and mentions strikers and shop actions with no clear shift in the stance of workers.

Portland Mr.Brien

No Change In Company Officials Labor Standoff

Local officials report the work force is proceeding under current conditions with little change since yesterday. Union leaders deny plans to return to work at 4 PM, stating no individual will and vowing to continue the battle. They respond to O Briens ultimatum demanding a return to work today.

Officinls la Grande Union O'Brien

Strike Ties Verbal Call to Northwest Labor News

Labor unions in La Grande issue a daily public statement via the Observer reporting widespread strikes and 100 percent nonwork among local workers. A Portland dispatch details shop disturbances on Harriman Lines, with engines wrecked near Hood River and widespread refusals to work by union men, while La Grande shows 59 out and only men working.

la Grande Observer Northwest Hartman Lines Labor Temple Portland Oregon Harriman Washington Hood River Tunnel Wrecer Round House Gus Monphier Oswego Roseburg Jefferson Street Seattle Harriman Systems

Wiley Clinches Victory in Pure Food Oversight Board

Dr. W H Wiley wins the pure food fight as George P McCabe requests relief from the food and drug inspection board and is granted. Dr F L Dunlap goes on vacation and Dr R B Dolittle will join Dr Wiley on the board in New York during the absence.

W. H. Wiley Victor Vitor George P. McCabe Department of Agriculture Food and Drug Inspection F. L. Dunlap R. B. Dolittle Bureau of Chemistry New York Wiley Board of Food and Drug Inspection

Oregon initiative and referendum attacked in U S courts

In a brief filed with the United States Supreme Court, the Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph company challenges Oregon tax law as unconstitutional, claiming it was enacted under the initiative. Governor West says Oregon will fight hard, warning the attack could threaten all initiative and referendum laws nationwide.

Salem Oregon Pacific States Telephone & Telegraph Company United States Supreme Court United States Supreme Court

County Fair in Wallowa Crowded With Exhibits and Space Shortages

Enterprise, Oct 4. The Wallowa county fair opened on the 2nd and by today exhibits filled the space. Over 100 feet of extra space was added to house stock and corrals were used for mares and cattle. Chicken coops numbered 100 but were found inadequate and more were built. Attendees expect a large turnout as Union county visitors on a special train are planned for tomorrow. Racing prospects are strong.

Enterprise Wallowa County Oregon la Grande Union County Walla Walla

Taft greeted by cow boy yells at Cheyenne roundup

President Taft arrives in Cheyenne Wyoming and is greeted by a thousand cowboys. He inspects Fort Russell, attends a Frontier park show, and speaks at the Capital theater. The fair features record livestock displays and daily races with an expected large attendance if weather holds.

Cheyenne Wyo Taft Fort Russell Frontier Park Capital Theater Laramie

Fund Campaign Near End in Walla Walla

The home stretch has been reached in a million dollar campaign in Walla Walla Washington as Oct 4 nears, with organizers pressing for final contributions and visibility.

Walla Walla Wash

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