Colonel's Band Wagon Builds in New York Republican Ticket
A faction within New York Republicans consolidates around Colonel led slate for the party line. Support grows as key figures rally to the Colonel.
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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
Sep 29, 1910
Page
1
Roosevelt Aims at Progressive Platform Sparking Insurgency
The Roosevelt campaign signals a progressive platform at the national convention with Timothy Woodruff as expected state chair and Herbert Parsons to succeed him. Roosevelt asserts the platform favors the administration while outsiders claim it reflects local tariff concerns and internal party shifts in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Aoston
New York
Herbert Parsons
Woodruff
Ijwever
Alutiohs
Pyeit
Barrett Sends His Thanks After Primary Victory
Charles A Barrett of Athena sends gratitude to supporters in the recent primary contest. He emphasizes defending the people's rights and the direct primary, pledging to uphold its implications in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Barrett
Athena
Ore
Observer
la Grande
C. A. Barrett
Pendleton Round Up Opens With Big Pacific Coast Attendance
Round Up Wild West show begins in Pendleton and runs for three days with large crowds from across the Pacific coast. The event is likened to the Cheyenne roundup in style and scope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
Pendleton
Pacific Coast
Tacoma a Gretna Green for mixed marriages
Tacoma residents report that the city has become a Gretna Green for mixed couples seeking marriage licenses. On September 29 two Japanese American and American pairs wed, with another couple from Seattle expected, and a third from Vaugh, Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Booth Preparations Urged Ahead of County Fair
Manager Church urges hurry to haul lumber and finish booths before fair days. Crews will work on site, decorations can wait, but readiness by Wednesday noon is essential to prevent confusion. Warren Construction roller will roll streets daily to curb dust before Grange Day Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church
Warren Construction Company
Grange
Flight to Springfield Opens as Brookings Soars Toward 10000 Prize
Walter Brookings started from Chicago in a Wright biplane aiming to fly 137 miles to Springfield for a Chicago Record Herald prize of 10000 dollars. Thousands watched as he left on a level course with an Illinois Central train following for supplies. He passed Kankakee at 10 30, 60 miles an hour, two miles ahead of the train at about one hundred feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Chicago
Chicago Record Herald
Walter Brookings
Brookings
Illinois Central
Brookins
Kankakee
Primary Returns Outline Union County Ballot Tickets
Official counts show Republicans and Democrats nominating large slates in Union County with Coroner Bacon Clerk Wright Treasurer Frawley and Recorder Snook receiving cross party support. The list details candidates for Governor State Treasurer Attorney General and various county and judicial posts with both parties featuring overlapping nominees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bacon
Wright
Frawley
Snook
Lst
Ws Bs
Saad
AW. Lafferty
C.J
George
Sheperd
Albert Abraham
Jay Bowerman
Grant B. Dimidk
Gi Wingate
Ralph Hoyt
Thomas Kay
Swedus Seen
Justice Supreme Court
Henry Bean
Beeld Cucinvan
Thomas McBride
Wallace McCammant
George Burnett
Tepees
Frank A. Moore
A. M. Crawford
Eeeek
J. N. Hart
Schoola
L. R. Alderman
Bohn Dawieee
Lee Ccceu
Ess Bbs Geoorge
T. Cochran
Atorney— Francis
Ivanhoe
U. U. and
M. Counties
al Barret
Ceca Cins Wibwe Steel
Fred Wilson
Sas Wae
Clyde T. Hackett
John P. Rusk
Union County
F. Church Assay
J.C. Henry
Nee Ee
W. W. Randall
John Steinbeck
Keaw
Edward Wright
John Wimmer
Anor Ove BO
CIA
Galloway
Iscin Dees
A. C. Curtis
Justice of the
A. ©. Williams
la Grande
T. Severs
Cove
G. W. South
Big Creek
D. A. Barnes
Elgin
M. W. Kiddle
Island City
J. R. McLariln
North Powder
Charles Rogers
Summerville
A. J. Bullivan
Starkey
Hindus Bring Hook Worms To American Cities
Discovery of hook worm among Punjab immigrants at San Francisco quarantine spurs anti oriental immigration sentiment. Seventeen immigrants held at Angel Island. five infected. Potential impact on Chinese immigration as well. Hindu immigration to the coast runs about five thousand yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Punjab
India
America
Ansel Island
Democratic Convention in New York Delays Action
Rochester N Y September 29 The Democratic state convention opened with general belief the state ticket would not be picked until tonight Chairman Murphy of Tammany Hall dominates the gathering with no clear candidate Edward Shephard of Brooklyn leads for governor Alton B Parker temporary chairman in opening remarks accuses the federal government of violating the constitution and cites rising living costs and tariff attacks saying the Republican machine stands with trusts and corporations against the people
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. Y
Murphy
Tammany Hall
Edward Shephard
Brooklyn
Alton B. Parker
Finds Money in East Ready to Invest in the West
President John Collier of the Commercial Club returns from Illinois with news that eastern capital is eager to back western irrigation projects railroads and traction lines. He says Chicago and Kansas City financiers expect profitable returns and will fund western development as confidence grows across the middlewest. Collier notes his daughter will stay in the east during fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
John Collier
The
Commercial Club
Illinois
Chicago
Kansas City
Mr. Collier
Middlewestern
Collier
East
Council Approves Three Miles of New Sidewalks
City council orders three miles of cement sidewalks at last night’s meeting. Notices of intended improvements in districts will be sent out immediately as discussed in The Observer yesterday.
Russian Spies Arrested Stir Norway Sweden Panic
Stockholm report says two men described as Russian spies were arrested today while prowling near the Haden fortress on the Finnish frontier. The arrests sparked excitement across Norway and Sweden amid fears Russia aims to keep a free harbor on the North Atlantic by occupying a coastal strip on the peninsula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
Sweden
Stockholm
Haden
Russia
North Atlante
Germany torn by bloody riot and hospital chaos
Berlin reports say riots last night worsened, with about 700 people cut or injured by police sabers and as many as 20 000 participants. Hospitals overflow with injured, many in precarious condition. Four American journalists were lightly hurt as damage neared 25 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Discouraged minister ends life after wife admitted
Reverend Arthur Little, Episcopal minister in Chicago, killed himself after his wife was placed in a sanitarium. He left a note citing a broken mind and asking mercy for his wife as doctors doubted his pleas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Arthur Little
Resolutions Demand Land Recovery From Southern Pacific
Resolutions introduced by the American Mining congress claim the Southern Pacific railroad holds fifty miles north of California lands under a federal grant wrongly. They demand President Taft take steps to recover the land and oppose federal conservation measures, signaling a floor fight ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Southern Pacific Railroad
California
Olf
Taf
American Mining Congress
Haskell Case Dismissed By Federal Judge
Federal Judge Marshall annulled town lot fraud charges against Governor Haskell and co defendants after a conference found insufficient evidence to convict. The move likely ends trials tied to the sale of Jets in Muskogee, with Governor Haskell resisting proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell
McCalister
Okla
Marshall
Muskogee
Indiana
Fire destroys plant of American Olive Co in Los Angeles
A midnight blaze at the American Olive Company plant in Los Angeles caused about 150000 dollars in damage. The origin of the fire remained unknown and the plant was among the world’s largest facilities. Additional property losses were reported in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
American Olive Company
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