Norris Targets Cannon at Nebraska Banquet
Nebraska Congressman Norris told a Republican club audience in Utica on April 12 that Speaker Cannon has become overpowering and should resign. He warned insurgents who blocked a vacancy vote and urged Cannon to step down, predicting a political shift as the party pursues its pledged program.
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Nebraska
Cannon
Joe
Utica
N. Y
Norris
Republican Club
Chicago
House
Illinois
St. Helena
Future of Aberdeen Shaped by Current Transport Efforts
The Grays Harbor region pursues transportation competition among steam, electric, and water routes to attract industry. Local leaders push for interurban lines, deep water harbor improvements, and lower freight rates to lure manufacturers and rail interests, aiming for rapid regional growth and investment.
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Grays Harbor
Three Hundred Jurors Drawn for May Term Trial
The county district court will hold the May term with 300 jurors drawn for the William Gohl murder trial of John Hoffman. Sheriff Payette mails summons with attached acceptance to save costs. unreturned acceptances require personal service. Jury list includes A F Axel to J D Mau, with names repeated in OCR.
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Superior Court
William Gohl
John Hoffman
Payette
A. F. Axel
Louis Anderson
H. P. Allbright
L. H. Burnett
S. B. Benn
Roy Barker
H. Amadon
Axel Anderson
A. W. Barclay
J. 8. Blackburn
Joe Balia
Henry Beckenhauer
John Anderson
R. W. Arland
W. H. Belles
H. Barker
I. W. Brumbaugh
J. L. Barker
Arthur Beckenhauer
Carl Beckenhauer
T. H. Bower
James Beck
Geo, Barlow
E. A. Bennett
A. F F. Coats
Sean Christianson
EK. D. Calkins
W. E. Crist
Henry Crasswell
B. C. Crane
Wm. L. Byng
D. W. Bagshaw
W. H. Bush
K. Bishop
Val Best
J. H. Cooper
William Cross
Chas
H. Clemons
B. Crumley
C. R. Coughlan
O. W. Cole
Geo, Combes
J. L. Bell
Peter Banish
A. Boyer
A. H. Baldwin
Lewis Brooks
John Copeland
C. C. Crisp
J. S. Creech
Oscar Carlson
H. J. Carter
Frank Cos
R. E. Dandy
Wm. Dineen
A. L. Davenport
Peter Durand
L. P. Demeree
W. B. Dodridge
Julius Esteland
C. H. Eaton
Henry Eberting
J. Engen
A. A. Fry
Geo
Fairchild
EK. C. Finch
E. Foster
W. M. Farrar
Jas. Foster
Wm. Gibson
Jacob Heater
J. B. Haynes
J. E. Hinton
H. E. Hulet
Co. T. Hall
F. A. Heron
Ole Hansen
J. A. Hood
D. S. Heffron
A. H. Hause
Geo. B. Hopkins
G. L. Hilton
P. R. Hogan
J. M. Hayes
Julius K. Hollatt
Geo. H. Hubble
Wm. Highland
L. H. Harlow
Ned Hackett
J. E. Hart
D. S. Harris
J. A. Ingram
G. L. Irwin
W. E. Inman
Wm. Issack
Chas. Johnson
Chas. E. Johnson
John A. Johnson
B. F. Johnson
Gus Bohnson
W. R. Jinkinson
Reuben Johnson
Alfred Johnson
Sven Johnson
Frank Jacobs
Engen Chamberlain Wiseman Growth Through Action
A compact note highlights Engen Chamberlain Wiseman emphasizing phenomenal growth from disciplined action and concentration, warning against stagnation from procrastination.
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Engen, Chamberlain & Wiseman
Halley’s Comet Visible Soon Before Sunrise Near East
Georgetown University Observatory says Halley’s Comet will be first visible with naked eye Friday morning around 10 o’clock and in April and May can be seen in the east before sunrise a few degrees north of east. By May 17 it will be near line with the sun for morning sighting and then shift to the west after sunset with longer intervals to set after sunset as May 20 approaches.
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Washington
Georgetown University Observatory
Pioneer lawyer dies in Colville
Spokane April 12. John P. Judson aged 72 the oldest member of the Washington state bar and for fifty years a practitioner in the territory and state died at his Colville home today of Brights disease. Judson was once corporation counsel for Spokane and acted in that capacity at Tacoma where he built the Judson block in his palmy days before the panic of 1898. He then lost a fortune but since that disaster had secured considerable property.
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Spokane
John P. Judson
Washington State
Colville
Bright
Judson
Tacoma
Burkett Aims to Probe War Dept Over Whitman Fort Walla Walla Bill
Senator Burkett of Nebraska moves to delay action on the Whitman college Fort Walla Walla bill to seek information. He suspects a $120,000 Fort Walla Walla barracks expenditure from three years ago was improperly authorized and buried in a lump appropriation at the urging of Senator Ankeny and diverted by the War Department.
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Washington, D. C
Burkett
Nebraska
War Department
Whitman College
20th annual report highlights Washington fish industry output
The 1909 Grays Harbor district figures show $173,075 in output with $71,875 from salmon and $63,000 from clams. One cannery operated, one idle, employing 11 white workers and 50 Chinese and Japanese. A carload of Eastern oysters was planted. Statewide capital reached $4,825,620 with 18,287 workers earning $4,034,705. total output valued at $13,534,010.
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State Fish Commissioner
Grays Harbor
Herald's Twice-Weekly Roundup Delivers All News
The Herald publishes a broad twice weekly digest covering local events politics and society. Readers receive concise summaries of notable happenings with emphasis on timely updates and community impact.
City Council Enacts Saloons Regulation And Road Works
The council passes a saloon regulation ordinance restricting hours and free drinks. It also adopts asphalt paving on Market street, and various street and sewer improvements. Bids for an incinerator and a central heating franchise are referred to committees. several petitions and resolutions are laid over or acted upon.
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Third Street
H Street
Wade
G. McAlpine
Judiciary Committee
Market Street
Barber Asphalt Co
T. Vanacie
Jean B. Stewart
M Street
Marsaw
W. O. McKinley
Highland Home Addition
Highland Home
First Street
Division
Thorton Streets
Morgan Street
Jefferies
Haight Streets
Terrace Avenue
Carl Peterson and Associates
Chamber of Commerce to Meet on City Council Plans
Chamber of Commerce president Hamburger calls a meeting in the city council room tomorrow night urging full attendance. Discussion will cover securing a general steamship service to San Francisco and other municipal matters to support City Council spending and efficiency.
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Hamburger
Chamber of Commerce
San Francisco
Chamber
The
Herald
Puget Sound
Gray Harbor
Oil Inspector Fired in Washington for Misconduct
Governor Hay removed F A Clark state oil inspector of Everett for inefficiency and misconduct after he admitted fixing vouchers and checks to straighten accounts but denied any personal profit from holding office. No replacement named, but Snohomish county sits expectant.
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Olympia
F. A. Clark
Everett
Hay
Snohomish
State Seeks Uniform Auto Assessments
Olympia April 13 The state tax commission aims for uniform auto assessments across the state. Commissioners plan to meet county officials soon to hammer out details.
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Olympia
State Tax Commission
Senators Clash Over Boston And Maine Merger In Rail Legislation
Senator La Follette attacked the Boston and Maine merger with the New York New Haven Hartford system under the Massachusetts holding law, alleging involvement by Morgan Rockefeller interests and criticizing Attorney General Wickersham. He argued the federal anti trust suit was dismissed to aid the consolidation and warned of legal jeopardy to federal authority.
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Washington, D. C
Administration
Boston & Maine Railroad
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Massachusetts
Senate
LaFollettee
Mellen
New Haven
Morgan- Rockefeller
Draper
Roosevelt
Wickersham
Taft
Lafollette
New England
Chicago
New Haven Company
Congress
Department of Justice
Washington
United States
Harvard Law School straw poll on Taft re election
In Cambridge on April 11 Harvard Law School Political Club held a straw vote with two blanks and 300 members. The question asked if the record of the current administration justified Taft’s re election. The tally was 149 for and 149 against with party breakdowns showing Republicans 120 59 Democrats 9 65 Socialists 1 1 and scattering 19 24.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard Law School
Harvard Political Club
Taft
Herald Printery Ad Notice
Local printery invites feedback on services with a brief plea to readers. Address listed at 408 East Wishka Street.
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Herald Printery
East Wishka
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