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Newspaper

Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1912

Page

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Judge rules limited injunction bars I W W hall use

Judge Irwin of Montesano denies full injunction against police closing the Finnish hall in Aberda to the Industrial Workers of the World. The court allows opening for other socialist uses but bans I W W meetings or agitators, citing anarchistic tendencies in the I W W.

Irwin Montesano Ihe Orul Finnish Socialist Club Ma Parks Templeman Aberda Industrial Workers of the World Mr. Bone

Plan Juvenile Band Organizing in Aberdeen

R D Payton a renowned musician and Aberdeen Civic Improvement members plan a boys brass band. A meeting for interested youths or sponsors is set for 2 30 next Saturday afternoon in the public library social hall. Information available from Mr Peyton and Mrs Archer Morley or Kay.

R. D. Payton Aberdeen Civic Improvement Association Peyton F. R. Archer A. J. Morley Harry Kay

Last Session of City Council Sets Course for Incoming Board

The city council met for the final session of the current term. New members will assume office next Wednesday night as efforts to clear the calendar begin. Reports approved include water meter dispute resolution and street improvements. Contracts awarded for water pipe, paving on several streets, and the Duffy Street project. An ordinance to raise salaries for street commissioner, police chief, and police judge passed, along with a ban on wheels on the O W foot bridge.

E. B Benn Geo. Gilbert Charley Creek Griffith Street Evans Farragut A. Hambach Co Seattle U. S Heron Street Waterous Heron, K and M Streets Barber Asphalt Paving Co Scammell Street Grant Street River Street Matt Strommer Duffy Street Perry Street Crockett Newell McCaw O.W. Foot Bridge Elder

City Street Revisions Tabled and Salary Request Filed

The street committee will handle a re arrangement of street and house names across the city. A request by Engineer Ewart for a salary increase was ordered filed.

Ewart

State law protects United States flag says adj. gen

Adj. Gen. Fred Llewellyn urges enforce Section 2675 Rem. & Bal. Code to prosecute and deter people who deride the American flag. He cites a recent incident where a person denounced the flag and calls for strict penalties and active police action to stop such offenses.

United States Stars and Stripes Adj Fred Llewellyn Gen Llewellyn

Growth of whaling industry on the Pacific coast

The Grays Harbor station launched its third steamer last week drawing attention to growing whaling activity. Over 2,000 whales were captured on the Pacific coast last year. Grays Harbor secured 60 despite being newly established and not fully organized. Bay City plant is set to become a major local industry with plans to expand into other fishing lines using its large equipment.

Grays Harbor Pacific Coast Bay City Pacific Ocean

County Commissioners Meet at Montesano on April Meeting

The county board adjourned to May 6 after a light session. Lindquist & Grenier may add to Westport dock. deviations authorized on Permanent Highway No 2. Markham Shingle Co granted road crossing with bond. Schell & Ladley to run a Westport saloon. Aloha road contract awarded to Hunley & Dineen for 21488 dollars. County property sales confirmed. M Woods et al road petition referred to engineer. Treasures rebates twice paid taxes to Henneck and Phipps.

AI Montesano Board of County Commissioners Lindquist & Grenier Westport Dock Markham Shingle Co Schell & Ladley Westport M. Woods R. H. Henneck R. W. Phipps

Telephone Building Nearing Completion

The Pacific Telephone Co. three story brick building on Market Street opposite the city hall is rapidly nearing completion. Manager Mumaw expects to transfer lines on July 15. The structure will cost about 35000 with at least 20000 more for switchboard and office installations, totaling around 55000.

Pacific Telephone Co Market Street Mumaw

Swedish Mission Church Hosts Evening of Song and Talk

An entertainment is planned at the Swedish Mission church this evening featuring songs a lecture and refreshments. The Young Peoples Aid Society will meet next Saturday evening in the church with Miss Hedig Carlson and Miss Beda Falk as hostesses.

Swedish Mission Church young Peoples’ Aid _ society Hedig Carlson Beda Falk

La Follette Campaigns in California After Western Wins

Senator La Follette criticizes Roosevelt victories as aiding reactionary rivals and cites Illinois and Oregon upsets. He plans a Fresno kickoff on April 25 with Los Angeles and San Francisco stops ahead. Washington coverage riffs on Illinois results as Clark gains Democratic momentum.

San Francisco Robert M. la Follette Roosevelt United States Fresno California la Follette Los Angeles

Roosevelt vows to win South if nominated and break solid South

Col Roosevelt declared in Greensboro that if nominated he would campaign to win the South and break the solid bloc. He asserted support from Democrats and Republicans and aimed to gain electoral votes, citing past wins in Oklahoma and other states. He spoke in Asheville in the rain before heading to Greensboro.

Greensboro N. C Col. Roosevelt South Salisbury Oklahoma Illinois Pennsylvania Oregon Nebraska Asheville

Ocean Steamer Oregon Arrives at Grays Harbor

The ocean fishing steamer Oregonian under Captain Miles docking Monday night at Grays Harbor will use the port as headquarters for deep sea expeditions. The vessel is 30 hours from Tacoma and port calls begin from this harbor for future trips.

Oregonian Miles Tacoma

Pate and others face charges in police court session

In police court yesterday Wm H E Pate awaits this afternoon to answer disorderly conduct and attempt to beat the Sargent hotel on a board bill. C R Dixon must purge a vagrancy charge. Chas A Haines and Chester Salmi may appear for riding wheels on the sidewalk or forfeiting yesterday's bail.

Wm. H. E. Pate Tucker Sargent Hotel C. R. Dixon Chas. A. Haines Chester Salmi

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