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Newspaper

La Grande Evening Observer

Location

La Grande, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1911

Page

8

Sentence Pronounced for William Hoge by Judge Knowles

The court fixed Hoge’s term between three and twenty years in the state penitentiary, with the governor to determine the exact duration. Judge Knowles scolded Hoge for sexual assault, calling him a brute, as Hoge faced the county jail while ten days to appeal loom.

William Hogg Knowles Hoge Hogg War of Justice

Photograph Thoughts Paris Report From Major

Paris synopsis notes the academy of sciences has received a report from Major about photographically thoughts. The item hints at a military or scientific update linked to Septembers and civic centers. The fragment preserves a sense of official communication.

Paris The Academy of Sclemice

Death of Union pioneer E. McComas in Wallowa County

E. S. McComas a veteran of Indian wars scout editor and pioneer resident of Union died yesterday in Wallowa county his body was brought to La Grande for burial and the interment may be held in Union tomorrow relations are seek ing to move the remains by No. 18 this evening He lived at Union for many years and also resided in La Grande.

Union County McComas Wallowa County la Grande Union No. 18

Army In Need of Officers Washington D C Rept 6 To A

The report notes a push to appoint qualified officers in the army based in Washington D C. It outlines shortages and potential measures to attract candidates, including improvements to officer training and career incentives.

Washington, D. C

National Farmers Union Opens Three Day Shawnee Session

Shawnee Oklahoma September five United States farmers gather for the National Farmers Union three day convention. Delegates represent over 2 000 000 members across more than half the nation. Though not a political body it wields influence in farm policy as elections approach.

Shawnee Okio America National Farmers’ Union Farmers’ Alliance Staike

Well Planned Duck Hunt Ends In Wet Mishap

Three local men, Burt Harry and Mike the Greek, hunted mallards in a swamp Sunday. Harry slipped into four feet of water while helping Burt cross a slough, causing Burt’s day to end in mud and laughter as the gunplay and banter continued.

Burt Harry Michaelovitch Mike Bert Bart

Ohio Initiates Laws Continued From Page One

Ohio legislative item continues into page one with references to proposed measures and procedural notes. The fragment hints at methods of introduction or discussion but lacks full detail on specific bills, sponsors, or dates.

Kisibalt Law Cast As Corrupt Practices Act Debated

Experts label the Kisibalt law the drastic corrupt practices act after vote buying revelations in the county and state. Judge A Z Blair described widespread disfranchisement during the analysis led by Adams county representative Mr Kimball, who introduced the measure in the legislature.

United States A. Z. Blair Met Adams Cogg Kimball

Mexican detective Garzia arrives to organize world secret service

Acting under orders from President DeLabarra, Renaldo Garzia arrives in Los Angeles to build what he calls the greatest secret service. He vows to crush rebellions before they reach populated areas and says future government battles will rely on brains rather than guns.

Los Angeles DeLabarra Renaldo Garzia Mexico

Train derails near Fremont. deaths and injuries reported

A passenger train No. 17 derailed a mile south of Fremont Wisconsin after striking an unknown obstacle. At least four people are dead and more than 40 injured as responders rush to the scene amid chaos and details are still emerging. Emergency crews from Fremont and nearby towns work to evacuate passengers and secure the wreck site. Authorities have not released official casualty totals or the cause at this time.

Fremont Wis

Mrs Harney Very TV and Mamie Barney Operation

Mrs Harney in the Mt Glen neighborhood is described as very ill and an operation is expected. She is noted as a sister of C. J. Black of the city.

Harney Mamie Barney Mt. Gleneighborhood C. J. Black

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