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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1912
Page
4
Semi weekly Aberdeen Herald announces publication schedule from 309 East Wishkah Street with editor Jno J Carney managing. Notices remind readers to report missed deliveries and to submit ad copy by Saturday noon for Monday and by Wednesday noon for Thursday editions.
The Lawrence strike opposes the AFL and Trades Council. Haywood boasts a plan to unite all workers into one vast union, then stage successive strikes to push wage increases and seize profits. The movement draws support from ignorance and non citizens, challenging law and property rights. Raymond residents largely accept results, with critics muted as managers drive the affair.
The Raymond Herald reports Mayor Harry Ferguson will not resign after a public address to the Citizens' Committee. The letter questions his alignment with the I W W and argues arbitration could settle strikes, while I W W leaders aim to end wage systems by ongoing strikes.
The article lauds a local leader who opposed the Grays Harbor strike policy, rallying loyal boosters to defend the community. He argued the policy would ruin businesses and harm workers, took bold action, and helped end the disruption as mills reopened and outsiders left. The stance, backed by the community, broke the strike’s backbone after two weeks of tension.
Champ Clark argues that Democrats pose no threat to legitimate business and that business interests will benefit from Democratic governance. He asserts Democrats seek equal opportunity for all Americans and that law applies to all, urging defeat of pessimistic critics.
An incident on a Sunday led to the arrest of a man for posting a "Red" card without a license near the Eagles hall. He was jailed briefly as authorities investigated the stake and the act. Manley was later released once the facts emerged.
Johnson accepts a Hogua challenge to debate the Washingtonian on revolution. He proposes a small admission fee for charity, but there has been no response from the other side.
Community printer requests feedback on work quality. Offers to improve services based on customer input and invites word of mouth recommendations.
Miss Elsie Janis brings The Slim Princess to the Grand Theater for a local premiere on April 18. The show, praised as her best vehicle, showcases her mimetic talent and stars a score by Leslie Stuart with lyrics by George Ade and Henry Blossom collaborators.
The Christian Church presents a morning theme at 11 o clock titled An Efficient Church 100 Percent Efficient and an evening theme at 8 60 on the beginning of the Kingdom of God It is the fourth in a series on The Great Salvation Bible school meets at 10 a m Christian Endeavor at 7 p m Minister Marion F Horn extends a cordial invitation to all services
Investigations into the aims of the Industrial Workers of the World show the organization gaining footholds in parts of the Northwest. The San Diego inquiry reveals a large percentage of members are drawn from diverse groups.
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