Sherman Lost New York at Final Votes
Roosevelt scores decisive win as final ballot counts show victory in New York. Sherman battles to the end as results come in from the state election.
27 Sep 1910
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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1910
Page
1
Roosevelt scores decisive win as final ballot counts show victory in New York. Sherman battles to the end as results come in from the state election.
Theodore Roosevelt was elected temporary chairman of the New York Republican convention after a heated contest to back Roosevelt against Sherman and the Old Guard. Police cleared the hall before the roll call showed Roosevelt 567 to Sherman 445, with delegates shrieking approval as Roosev elt secured the position. Roosevelt denounced political bosses in a public statement amid the bitter factional fight.
Newton Beers, a nationally known reader, entertained a fair audience at the Knights of Pythias lodge room last evening with a stirring reading of Damon and Pythias. The Syracuse scenes were depicted in splendid fashion as climaxes rose.
The reciter rose to the occasion with stirring effect and voice in harmony with standard interpretations of historical characters. Mr Beera is regarded as one of the finest reciters in the business today.
A sheriff's posse hunts train robbers who held up a mail car on the California Limited near Avondale, ten miles from New Orleans. The bandits, reported surrounded in a swamp, left New Orleans at six and reached Avondale by ten. They seized mail as the train waited for the balance.
Domodossola reports Chavez the aviator who crossed the Alps in a machine died of injuries suffered in a fight over the alaw heeemoe Unamentons earlier today. He succumbed at noon.
With about three-fourths of the returns counted Jay Bowerman leads over Dimick for governor by around 3000 votes. Willis Kay trims Lafferty but not enough to threaten the congressional nomination. Hawley leads Mulkey in the first district by about 1800, West tops Myers by 1000, Kay ahead of Hoyt for state treasurer by 2100, and O P Hoff far ahead of Orton for labor commissioner implying election victory.
The Seventeenth Annual Spokane Interstate Fair opens Monday morning October 3rd and closes Saturday night October 8th. Visitors will hardly recognize the fair due to extensive external improvements and beautification of the grounds.
Los Angeles September 27 The American Mining Congress opened with three preliminary sessions and moved to weighty topics. Congressman Smith and C. A. Barlow of Bakersfield joined a discussion on federal government relations to toll industry while E. W. Parker of the U. S. Geological Survey spoke on conservation affecting local coal lands.
Street Superintendent Matott experiments with a crushed rock base and fine dirt surfacing on Elm Street. The method, though costlier than graveling, is believed to yield better results. a small batch is at the Adame approach bitulithic intersection.
Cadets at West Point revolted after Captain Longan incident. About 500 cadets refused to answer investigators and work was suspended as authorities seek to restore discipline. Cadets reportedly dislike the officer. many held in arrest amid rumors of a conspiracy to avoid answering questions.
Pueblo, Sept 27 A pair of resolutions urged shrinking federal role in irrigation and backing state control. Colorado delegates plan to present them to the convention, fighting for states rights to water power while Pinchot opposes the idea. Frank Coudy and George Barstow led morning talks. Newell of the Reclamation Service spoke in the afternoon.
In San Francisco on September 27 Dr. Robin Thompson alvia Grant was arraigned for the murder of Eva Swan. He may not plead until Monday as witnesses Marie Messerschmidt the nurse and Paul Parker testify. The trunk with the body was left at a cottage on Eureka street and later moved from a cellar. Thompson's assistant Willie Saach is in Weed California and will be brought back.
A nerve draining race continues between men for the joint senatorial post as tallies hover around a 10 vote margin. The article notes Darret appears to be the leading candidate as results trickle in.
Democratic returns begin to arrive showing Munning and My era as favorites in the Union County canvass. Barret and Wilson are expected late tonight or early tomorrow as results remain very close.
Hearst in a Paris cable to the New York World says he prefers Taft to Roosevelt. He criticizes Roosevelt methods as windy and disturbing, calling Roosevelt politics ill suited to America and praising Taft’s quiet campaign style.
The La Grande excursion train to Enterprise is likely to depart between 7:30 and 8:00 next Thursday with 8:00 as preferred by many. Round trip fare is announced at 3.20, a reasonable rate, and a large turnout is anticipated from inquiries citywide. Baptist W F M Society to Meet in church parlors led by Mrs Bongel at 2 30 Wednesday with all church members invited.
Spokane voters go to the polls to elect one commissioner from fifteen free holders who will draft the proposed city charter establishing a commission form of government in Spokane on September 27.
La Grande Baker City and Pendleton boosters launch a campaign for a state road from Baker City to Portland. Petitions will ask the legislature to permit convict labor on the highway. Umatilla County reports 95 percent voter support for the road. Judge Webster of the state Good Roads association has been asked to assist.
A Canadian inquiry looms as the Department of Justice may pursue complaints against telegraph firms. In Winnipeg the Board of Trade accuses carriers of westward toll discrimination to offset eastern profits, prompting Mabee to petition Ottawa. In political returns Charles Barret leads Union County with a 78 vote margin over Wilson after official canvass.
Seattle city officials back Acting Mayor Wardell in his graft cleanup push as Chief Wappenstein rushes back from Los Angeles where he sought a vacation and Mayor Gill enjoys recreation. Wardell accuses the police department of harboring graft.
Walter Brookins, a Wright pupil, ascended in an aeroplane above the lake front, circled several times and climbed to 2000 feet. The feat drew an estimated crowd of 200,000 observers.
Vote tallies show Wilson leading seat tee by twenty seven with twenty one in two counties. Primary boards counted Barret votes on the Democratic ticket, which, when removed, shifts totals in Union and Umatilla counties. Official Umatilla result said to reflect Morrow figures.
In Uma tilla Morrow and Union counties the Barrett Wilson contest nears resolution with Barrett leading Union county by about twenty one votes and Wilson tallying twenty one in Union. Canvassers slow. final results expected late today or tomorrow while errors in earlier tabulation are corrected. Democratic returns begin to come in as counting continues.
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