Bond Election Next Saturday in North Aberdeen
North Aberdeen voters go to the polls next Saturday to approve a bond issue totaling about 160000 to cover current expense warrants and retire existing bonded debt. If approved the current 8 percent interest drops to 5 1 2 percent, saving nearly 38000 yearly. Seattle’s Tilden company to take the bonds.
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Tilden Company
Seattle
Montesano
Aberdeen High Is Sustained In Protest Over March 4 Basketball
The Washington High School Athletic Association Board of Control in Spokane on April 8, 1911, upheld Aberdeen High School in a protest against Elma High over a March 4 basketball game. The board found no unfair or unsportsmanlike action by Aberdeen, noted disputed points, and urged safeguards for future contests to prevent disorder. Per signatories J E McKown Lincoln High Seattle J G Collicott Tacoma City Schools H M Hart Central High Spokane.
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Aberdeen Public Schools
State Board of Control
Elmar High School
Aberdeen
Board of Control
Washington High School Athletic Association
Spokane
J. G. Collicott
H. M. Hart
Elma
A. J. Morgan
George B. Miller
J. E. M’kown
Prin
Lincoln High
Seattle
Tacoma
Central High
Washington High School
Athl. Assn
Weekly lunch draws crowd at Hotel Washington
Attendance at the Tuesday luncheon tops one hundred as Mayor-elect Parks outlines civic reform plans. Warren Hull of the Hoquiam Commercial Club seeks an endorsement for a petition to the Rivers and Harbors Board to dredge the Hoquiam river and include the Wishkah river consideration.
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Hotel Washington
Parks
Warren Hull
Hoquiam Commercial Club
Chamber
National Rivers and Harbors Board
Hoquiam River
Wishkah River
Hoquiam
W. J. Patterson
Mr. Parks
Aberdeen
Jones Reintroduces Soldiers' Home Bill for Washington
Senator Jones reintroduces a bill to establish a Washington state soldiers' home on at least 320 acres. If land isn’t donated, the board must purchase land within six months after act approval, with buildings started within one year. A $500,000 appropriation funds land, construction, and grounds. Civil War through Mexican War veterans eligible.
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Washington, D. C
Jones
Washington
Board of Managers
Mexico
Ensign Class Social At Christian Bible School
The Ensign class met at Marion T. Horn’s home for a social evening with about 35 members and friends. Games music and recitations filled the night with ice cream cake and cocoa refreshments. The growing class already lists over twenty five enrollments and plans more socials this year.
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Ensign
The
Christian Bible School
Marion T. Horn
McNamara Brothers and McMonigle Held in Los Angeles
John J. McNamara and his brother James W. McNamara along with Ortie McMonigle are jailed in Los Angeles by authorities on charges of deliberate and conspired murder in the Times plant bombing. O M Hilton pursues defense plans but Indianapolis lawyers hold control. Mrs. D H Ingersoll identifies John McNamara at the depot amid intense public and press interest.
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Los Angeles
Cal
John J. McNamara
International Bridge and Structural Iron Workers’ Association
James W. McNamara
Ortie McMonigle
Times
Los Angeles County
Indianapolis
O. M. Hilton
Western Federation of Miners
Ryan
Iron Workers’ Association
Pasadena
D. H. Ingersoll
San Francisco
J. B. Bryce
McNamara
Blasting Tragedy Hits Hoquiam Contractor Site
William Johnson a powder man for M D Hogan is killed by a dynamite blast at the Fillmore Chenault intersection. John Hill, his helper, is seriously injured as fragments spread across the area and the ground is stained with tissue and blood while Hill narrowly escapes death.
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Hoquiam
William Johnson
M. D. Hogan
Fillmore
Chenault
John Hill
Hoquiam General Hospital
Johnson
Helper
Miraculous Hill
Revision of Tariff by Schedule in House Debate
Washington D C April 25 The free list bill dominates today as Chairman Underwood explains it will cut government revenue by at least 10 million dollars annually while boosting living costs relief by adding food items to the free list He says tariff revision by schedule is necessary and vows to maintain revenues through duties The minority Republicans demand adjournment arguing the bill is political capital and that farmers and others benefit only if Congress finishes the reciprocity measures first
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Washington, D. C
Underwood
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Withdrawal on Cleveland street dedication near Wishkah River
City records show Andrew Peterson revises his withdrawal offer for dedicating Cleveland street extension to the Wishkah river. He states he will reconsider until after the North Aberdeen bridge removal election next Saturday. if the vote passes, he will dedicate the street, otherwise he permanently withdraws the offer. Aberdeen, April 26, 1911.
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Andrew Peterson
Cleveland Street
Wishkah
North Aberdeen
Peterson
Hogan
Wishkah River
Aberdeen
Wash
Bremerton Interurban Plan Ties to Grays Harbor Line
Bremerton poised to be the terminus of a Grays Harbor to Puget Sound interurban rail. Puget Sound & Southern Railway seeks a Bremerton street franchise with a two year build timeline and a one year start, bond concerns raised, Charleston franchise sought to extend toward Aberdeen.
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Bremerton
Grays Harbor
Puget Sound
Seattle
Thomas P. Revelle
Puget Sound & Southern Railway
L. H. Gray
Bremerton-Aberdeen
Puget Sound-Grays Harbor
Aberdeen
Puget Sound & Southern Railway Company
City Council of
Charleston
Navy Yard
Gray
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North Aberdeen Bridge
Elma High
Mrs. Bloomer
Imore
Paris
New York
Baltimore
Powder Man
East Hoquiam
Sane