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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1906
Page
2
The notice records the monthly entry of mail at the La Grande Dragon Post Office as Second Class Matter. It notes the month and year and is intended for publication as an official postal record.
The Oregon City Courier notes articles must be under a nom de plume and signed pieces face editor discretion. It quotes Sir Thomas Lipton praising American women and mentions the President’s return to Washington with speculation on his landing site.
The latest accounts indicate the American invasion force in Cuba comprises two peace commissioners and a brigadier general, outlining the high level command structure for the mission.
Tom Watson declares he will not write more for Watsons Magazine as it owes him $9000 in back salary. He says editors should pause writing while printing presses would end up in the junk heap.
The Pendleton East Oregonian argues the abandoned Union experiment station should be broken into small tracts to conserve county and Union interests. It notes local figures Walter Pierce of Hot Lake and Tom Wright of Union as vying for the largest shares, warning against further large holdings.
Alexandra Gripenberg notes the Florence and Ancona Court of Appeals decisions affirming that Italian women have the right to vote. The ruling marks a milestone in suffrage progress across Italy.
Wisconsin ends state tax on corporations and reduces railroads levy marking a unique tax assessment stance. Senator La Follette, longtime reformer, wins public backing over party leaders, gaining nationwide attention. The piece credits his victory to the common people and cites rejection by the national Republican convention.
A fragment mentions Hollister's Rocky Mountain with a line about carriage and beauty and refers to Tea or Tablets priced at 65 cents by News in Davos Company.
National Woman Suffrage Association officers report a meeting endorsing woman suffrage after support from unions including United Mine Workers of America and International Brotherhood of Book-Binders. The resolution cites labor federations in multiple states and political parties in California, praising the grant of full ballot to Finnish workers and the Finnish Parliament nomination for Baranes.
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