Aberdeen Herald masthead and subscription details
Published Monday and Thursday at 408 East Wishkah Street. Editor J. Carney. Entered at Aberdeen post office as second class matter. Subscriptions: one year 25c, six months 12c. Ads copy due Saturday noon for Monday and Wednesday noon for Thursday. Herald claims largest circulation in Grays Harbor Chehalis County.
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East Wishkah Street
MO. J. Carney
Aberdeen
Wash
Herald
Grays Harbor
Chehali County
Olympia
E. W. Garrett
Island County
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Banking federation warned could control politics
Walter Wellman reports bankers talk of a vast banking federation that would rule government from local tax offices to the treasury. The piece contrasts this with Bryan's plan for deposit insurance, arguing the former could create an impregnable banking ring shaping elections and policy.
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Walter Wellman
Federal Treasury
Bryan
Wellman
Chicago
Liquor Sparks Fatal Fight in Austrian Colony
In Hoquiam, April 22, a free-for-all in the Austrian colony left one man hospitalized in critical condition after an ax blow and kicks amid a supper quarrel. Arrested assailants, including one with a severely cut arm, notedly fought with knives until police intervened. liquor was a catalyst.
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Hoquiam
Intoxicated Indian shoots at woman on Quiniault Reservation
John Shale, the wealthiest Indian on the Quiniault Reservation, was arrested for attempted murder after firing on Mrs. Harry James at her Tahelah area home. The incident followed a liquor fueled spree with five hours of intermittent gunfire. Shale faces federal grand jury action with $5000 bail and awaits transfer to Pierce County jail.
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John Shale
Harry James
Quiniault Indian Reservation
United States
Statter
Shale
James
Tahelah
Mrs. James
Seth Warren
Hoquiam
Pierce County
Gray's Harbor The Abdeen Semi-Weekly Herald Price Notice
A twice a week transcript listing the Gray's Harbor happenings appears in the Abdeen Semi-Weekly Herald with pricing details for subscription services. The notice sets the periodical cost at $2.00 with $1.50 in advance.
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Gray’s Harbor
Abdeen
Herald
Seattle laborers strike for higher wages on Heron Street project
Laborers on a Seattle building site on Heron Street near I struck for a raise from $2 to $3 daily, causing a brief work stoppage. Foreman Barwick wired the home office about the strike as carpenters joined in later. work resumed next morning. The move, possibly unapproved by the Trades Council, faces questions about its wisdom and potential labor influx from other Sound cities. Aberdeen men were given preference if they objected to the raise.
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Seattle
Heron Street
General Engineering & Construction Company of
Barwick
Trades Council
Builders Exchange of
Aberdeen
Patrons Praise Herald Printery From Ticket to Poster
A Herald Printery advertisement showcases satisfied customers from quick car tickets to full sheet posters. The copy invites readers to consider their own printing needs and promises quality service.
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The
Herald Printery
Simple Wash Cures Eczema Says Dr Dennis
Chicago skin specialist Dr Decatur D Dennis announces a compounded D D D Prescription using wintergreen oil glycerine and thymol to treat eczema psoriasis barber’s itch and salt rheum with immediate itch relief. The Red Cross pharmacy invites inquiries and vouches for the remedy.
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Decatur D. Dennis
Chicago
Dennis
Red Cross Pharmacy
Widow and waitress wed same man then split
Mrs. May Karr and Louise Marsaw occupied rooms with R C Crawford in Wishkah street. Crawford planned to wed Karr with a ceremony set for Tuesday, but he married Marsaw in Montesano instead after they obtained a license. Karr, left shocked, reflects on his fickleness.
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May Karr
Louise Marsaw
Crescent Hotel
Wishkah Street
R. C. Crawford
Electric Light
Schubert Club Easter Festival At Congregational Church
The Schubert club presented sacred cantatas The Story of the Cross and Christ the Victor at Congregational church Tuesday evening with a smaller home audience but strong musical quality. The festival reflects credit on Director Richards and the club. a prior Haquiam performance drew a larger crowd.
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Schubert Club
Congregational Church
Richards
Cross
Christ
Hoquiam
Foresters of America Lodge Wedding Unites Lightfoot Turck
In a red white and blue decorated lodge room, John W Lightfoot and Miss Mary M Turck wed before about 400 guests. Rev Hause officiated at the Baptist church, with Miss Elizabeth McDonald as bridesmaid and John Gangler as best man. A social dance followed along with a bridal supper and many gifts for the bride.
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the Foresters of America
John W. Lightfoot
Mary M. Turck
J. M. Bowes
Rev. Hause
the Baptist Church
Elizabeth McDonald
John Gangler
Shelley Bros. Creditors Accept 25 Percent Compromise
Warren A. Worden presided at a Tacoma meeting of Shelley Bros. creditors. A majority representing over half the liabilities approved paying 25 percent. Michael Ryan was named trustee, pending court ratification of the compromise proposal.
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Worden
Shelley Bros
Warren A. Worden
Tacoma
Michael Ryan
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Aberdeen, Wash
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Foresters’ Hall
Superior
H. L. Cook & Co
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Hanson
John Hanson
Southes
Grand Stock Company
Pacific Coast
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J. F. Bennett
DR. Rice
E. Pfund
Colonial Hotel
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