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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1911
Page
4
At a banquet in Hot Lake Senator Walter L. Pierce urged better understanding among locals and newcomers. He warned against apathy in the Grande Ronde Valley and stressed teaching children about local abundance and self reliance to build a stable future.
A travelogue arc looks well photographed and interesting. Slicks Romance by Selig is a Western drama described as intensely engaging. Sir George and the Heiress, an Edison feature, is praised as a strong Edison work. Nick Winter Turns a Trick is a lively photoplay with familiar star. Song by Migs Stephenson ends with a sweet heart refrain. Doore performs at Tin the evening.
Gilbert M. Hitchcock, prominent Omaha editor and Democratic leader, was born in Omaha on September 18, 1859. He studied in local schools, spent two years in Geraldine, completed a law course at the University and began practice in 1881. He founded a daily paper in 1885 and led Nebraska politics, serving in multiple Congresses before retiring in March.
A list of historical notes from September 12 across years: births, deaths, explorations, and notable events. Entries include Samuel Johns born and died, 1710 Boston to Port Royal expedition, Jonathan Carver at Green Bay, New York Times debut, 1861 Buckner occupation of Bowling Green, 1879 Daniel Drew in Wall Street, 1890 Dion Boucicault death, 1893 Canada’s governor general, 1901 Von Waldersee arrival in Hong Kong.
In a continued discussion, Taft argues that a union in partnership would restrain interstate trade in violation of the statute. He contends the result is a reductio ad absurdum and criticizes those who support broad statutory aims.
The discussion defends a flexible reading of the Sherman Act, noting early rulings barred mere incidental restraints while later decisions allowed reasonable restraints to preserve goodwill. It contrasts the Standard Oil and Tobacco cases, arguing the court refined the statute to exclude indirect restraints and avoid absurd outcomes, and questions what public harm such interpretation incurs.
Discussion on whether the term reasonable should carve out good trusts from anti trust law, urging critics to distinguish reasonable constraints from lawful monopolies. Notice of impounded stock lists a bay horse in La Grande Oregon, with sale planned if owner does not claim within ten days.
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