McDonald Denounces Tariff Myth in Common Sense View
Dr. J A McDonald editor of the Toronto Globe told the Canadian Society of New York that tariffs hurt both sides and trade should be freer. He argued Canadians benefit from broader buying power, warned against protectionist trusts, and urged reform of political systems to enable mutual commodity exchange across borders.
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J. A. MacDonald
Toronto Globe
Canada
Canadian Society of New York
Journal
Britain
Europe
Asia
United States
Atlantic
Pacific
Old
Toronto
Niagara Falls
America
Cement Glazed Pipe Factory Proves Successful Start
The Cement Glazed Pipe factory reports its first full day of work with output potential of 500 to 800 feet daily depending on pipe size. Tacoma demand is high, using this plant as a feeder for 18 and 24 inch pipes while Aberdeen expands capacity and staffing as orders grow.
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Tacoma
Aberdeen
Five Dogs Poisoned. Reward Offered in Local Case
Within days five valuable dogs owned by Warren Egerer Bert Shutt Mrs W A Mc Kinlay S K Bowes and Dr W J Long were poisoned with Bowes dog surviving. The owners offer a $300 reward for arrest and conviction of the poisoners.
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Warren Egerer
Bert Shutt
W. A. McKinlay
S. K. Bowes
W. J. Long
Bowes
Direct Legislation Push Prompts Initiative Referendum Debate
A Seattle letter by Christopher We Horg urges voters to empower direct legislation through initiative and referendum. It argues for amending the state constitution to allow voters to propose and suspend laws, and to elect legislature candidates who back the amendment for a people driven lawmaking process.
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Christopher We Horr
Direct Legislation League
Washington
Seattle
Oregon
Maine
Dakotas
Montana
Missouri
Oklahoma
Olympia
Pledge Your Candidates To Secure The Ballot
A brief urging voters to commit to supporting their chosen candidates. The text emphasizes pledging as the initial action in the political process and ensuring your candidate is pledged.
Race for Life on a Tide Lapped Cliff
John J. Sandmeyer, head of the Washington Indian census, nearly perished with an Indian guide while reaching the Hoh river reservation from Taholah. For seven hours they clung to slick rocks as the tide surged, abandoning luggage and failing to reach the reservation before the sea receded. Several lives have been lost at the site due to tide miscalculations.
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Tacoma
John J. Sandmeyer
Washington
Hoh River Reservation
Sandmeyer
Taholah
Chehalis County
Hoh River
Dyer Found Dead After Apparent Self Inflicted Death
A body tied up at a bank opposite Cosmopolis was discovered with a hat coat and trousers in a boat and an empty grip suggesting Dyer disrobed before ending his life. Police investigate motive and timeline.
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Cosmopolis
Dyer
Aberdeen to Welcome American Cash Record Plant
Will Lanning shows an American Cash Record machine and says Aberdeen could host a plant employing hundreds, rivaling Burrows in scale. The firm would invest about $200,000 to build and stock the operation, with a nationwide market in banks, shops, and large payrolls. The machine claims double verification and three-to-one teller efficiency.
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American Cash Record Company
Aberdeen
Will Lanning
South G Street
Burrows Company
Supposed Dead Man Located in Tacoma
Calvin O. Dyer bookkeeper for Slade Mill, reported missing after a boat trip near Aberdeen, was found in Tacoma unable to recall events. Police had searched Chehalis riverbanks, believing he had drowned. He sent a message claiming memory loss and awaited return home.
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Tacoma
Calvin O. Dyer
Slade Mill Company
George Dean
Chehalis
Dyer
Aberdeen
Dyr
Slade Company
Hoquiam to Field Strong Base Ball Team This Season
Hoquiam will have a baseball team as funds for the venture topped 2000 dollars. A committee led by J. C. Shaw and F. G. Foster secured subscriptions from business men and property owners, enabling early player recruitment for a season starting next week.
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Hoquiam
Nauling Services Promoted by A. A. Star Transfer Co
Light and heavy hauling advertised by A. A. Star Transfer Co. The note lists phone contact 4201 for scheduling deliveries and moves.
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A. A. Star Transfer Co
Millwright Falls From Ladder at Burrows Mill
Peter Lant a millwright at Burrows mill died Tuesday evening after falling backward from a ladder while facing a belt. His neck was broken and death was instant. He lived at 924 Marion street and had lost his wife last year. Coroner ruled no inquest needed. Survived by three sons Vilas Sumner Ho quiam and Halsey Wisconsin and three daughters Winnie Hoquiam Mrs J F Jones Eau Claire Wis and Mrs W H Frasher Thesalone Canada. Funeral held at East Side Presbyterian church Hoquiam.
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Peter Lant
Burrows Mill
Marion Street
Lant
Smits
B. F. Flemming
Vilas Lant
Sumner Lant
Hoquiam
Halsey Lant
Wisconsin
Winnie Lant
J. F. Jones
Eau Claire
Wis
W. H. Frasher
Thesalone
Canada
East Side Presbyterian Church
Elopement Suspect Frank Monroe Charged in Copalis
A warrant in Judge Bush's court accuses Frank Monroe of Copalis of eloping with 19 year old Mrs. Albert Allen wife of a local teamster. Allen seeks punishment after Monroe allegedly stole about $1000 from Monroe's store funds and left with Mrs. Allen aboard a morning train. Sheriff Payette circulated descriptions coast to coast as pursuit continues.
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Bush
Frank Monroe
Copalis
Albert Allen
Monroe
Mrs. Allen
Aberdeen
Eagles Lodge
Stray Dogs to Be Fed to Fish in Oregon Hatchery
Vancouver Washington police have agreed with E. P. Friday to remove untagged stray dogs to Hood River Oregon where they will be killed and fed to fish at a private hatchery. Pelts will be preserved and sold to dealers.
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Vancouver
Wash
Hoodriver
E. P
Ghy council finds discrepancy in G street bond issue
The Ghy city council met in president Quackenbush’s absence to approve the bond of City Attorney Hogan and call a special bond election. Other actions include heating franchise inquiry for Carl L. Peterson, a $500 payment to D C McAlpine for a drowning death claim, and multiple street and utility projects with bids for wood and coal.
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Benn
Quackenbush
Hogan
Carl L. Peterson
D. C
Grays Harbor Hardware Co
River Street
Aberdeen Construction Co
G Street
Eleventh Street
Broadway
Hopkin
Andrew Blum
South
F Street
Boone and
Marion Streets
Aberdeen
Pine Street
Decatur
Rogers Street
France
Wishkah
R. D. Smith
E. T. Kelly
Gus Anderson
E. P. Crary
I. P. Callison
Aberdeen Produce Company
Fire and Light Committee
Drowned Sailor Eric Oscar Karlson Identified Near River
A body found in the river near the Burrows mill was identified as Eric Oscar Karlson, a sailor missing for six weeks after leaving Aberdeen in a boat. Coroner Smits ruled no wounds, body decomposed with initials E O K tattooed on the arm, age about 80, 5 feet 7 inches, clothing blue serge coat blue flannel shirt and overalls. The body was recovered by R R Drummond and taken to Randolph morgue.
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R.R. Drummond
Burrows Mill
Randolph Morgue
Smits
Eric Oscar Karlson
Junction City
Aberdeen
Aberdeen Realty Sale Sets Record Price for City
The sale of a third interest in the double corner at Heron and I streets brought $17,500, the record price for Aberdeen business realty. Dan Bowes A H Newell and James W Parks sold their stake to Cliff M Weatherwax and Fred H Green, who hold the remaining two thirds.
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Heron and I Streets
Dan Bowes
A. H. Newell
James W. Parks
Aberdeen Business Realty
W. C. Hardy
Cliff M. Weatherwax
Fred H. Green
Portland
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