Court Delay Returns for Sixth Court Hearing
A paused sixth court session leaves proceedings in abeyance as officials review evidence and consider next steps. Attorneys vow to pursue timely resolution and schedule resumption when ready.
La Grande Evening Observer in La Grande, Oregon
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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1911
Page
1
Council Faces Ten Day Stay On Sixth Street Paving Question
Circuit Judge Knowles granted a temporary restraining order and a ten day stay of proceedings after property owners filed for a writ of review over the Sixth street paving reassessment. The council must submit all second pass data within ten days for court review and ruling on whether justice was done.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Street
J. W. Knowles
Humphreys
Taft Visits Butte Amid Socialist Mayor Refusal
President Taft, fresh from Los Angeles heat, arrives in Butte Montana on a day that includes a breakfast at the Silver Bow hotel and an address at Broadway theatre before traveling to Bozeman Livingston and Billings. Mayor Duncan, a socialist, refuses to meet Taft, triggering newspaper editor involvement as Governor Norris steps in to officiate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Mont
Los Angeles
Taft
Silver Bow
Fire gut of Hill home leaves ashes and loss
A late night blaze destroyed the Dr. F. E. Moore house now owned by Henry T. Hill, with damages estimated at 7,000 to 7,500 dollars. Fire likely originated in wiring near the kitchen, walls charred, interior ruined, and only minimal items saved. Firefighters faced access difficulties on the hill and could not reach the flames as walls burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Moore
Henry T. Hill
Hill
Rebels Fail To Secure Decisive Victory In China Battle
Oct 19 dispatches from Pekin and Hankow report ongoing clashes between rebel and imperial forces with desultory firing at Wu Chang. Rebels ran low on ammunition yet claim gains while hundreds died on both sides. Japan plans to deploy 70 000 troops if needed and supplies are sent to Hankow. Rear Admiral Evans warns China turmoil could draw in world powers and threaten trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pekin
Haakow
Wu Chang
Tokio
Plang
War Office
China
Hankow
Los Angeles
Evans
England
Japan
Forged minutes accusation hits Newport council over 1910 reports
A Fleming resolution charges forgery in 1910 minutes and a water committee report on the Second street main. Affidavits from council members allege forged reports and tampering, with a three member committee named to investigate the charges and report back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Street
G. T. Fleming
Newport Engineering Company
Sheak and
Fleming
Church
J. E. Orvis
J. K. Sheak
Bernard Logsdon
Water Committee
Sheak and Fleming
Sheak
Juror Eligibility in McNamara Trial Debated in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles Hall of Records on October 19 Judge Bordwall weighs whether a juror who believes the Times was dynamited but would deem McNamara innocent is eligible. The defense seeks to remove jurors Jensen and McKee for such beliefs while qualifying B C Robinson and F D Green. Attorneys press strikes for prejudice against unions and seek impartiality among jurors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall of Records
Los Angeles
Bordwall
the Times
Davis
J. Showers
Jensen
McKee
McNamara
Rain Again Forces Postponement of Giants Game
Philadelphia reports light rain and poor field conditions. The national commission called off the game due to the diamond’s state, with fair weather predicted tomorrow and Giants still favored as pitchers rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
National Commission
Giants
Tidal Wave Devastates Mexican Coast Towns
A new tidal wave struck Tepec and nearby areas causing extensive destruction in San Blaa and Sihuatanejo. Officials reported large potential death tolls as Tepic communications remain severed and many residents are missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
San Blaa
Sihuatanejo
Teple
Tepic
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Kate Floyd
Bertha Berger
Oscar Berger
Hattie R McDonald
M. Anthony
H. Black, L. W. Damon, F. L. Wash
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Wesley Harrison
C P. Ferrin
J. BE. Stephenson
W. A. Ludiker
T.T. Nicholson
the Baptist Church
Qugialist
Sgorns
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Han
Kow
Bate
Goung
Richardson
Chas. 8. Dunn
C. Davis
Niremen
Dilchdast
Phillies
Mexico
Goast
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