Senator Owen Seeks Recall for Federal Judges
Senator Owen of Oklahoma called for a bill to allow recall or election of federal judges. He argued voters are capable and recalls would curb improper court actions and affect constitutional interpretations. He criticized Supreme Court rulings on taxes and legacy cases, defending recall as a rational reform.
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Washington, D. C
Supreme Court of the United States
Owen
Oklahoma
Senate
Supreme Court
United States Court
Congress
United States
Oregon
House
Standard Oil
Tobacco Trust
Washington State Press Association Meets in Hoquiam
About fifty editors and wives arrive by noon train for the twenty fifth annual Wash ington State Press Association session in Hoquiam. Local editors arrange entertainment with Aberdeen and Hoquiam clubs, dinners, auto rides, and a streetcar trip.
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Hoquiam
Washington State Press Association
Grays Harbor
Aberdeen
Grayport
Commercial Club
Chehalis Valley
Washington
Thornton
George A. Lee
Industrial Insurance Commission of
Pacific Beach
Pacific Hotel
E E. Beard
J. A. Hazelton
Emerson
Criticisms of a Lawyer’s Tax Benefit Court Decision
The speaker argues a single lawyer’s court ruling has cost the poor about 100 million dollars annually for 18 years totaling 1.6 billion dollars and shifted a similar burden to the better off, praising the public's long patience and conservatism. The passage highlights perceived inequity and calls for accountability.
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United States Supreme Court
United States
Labor Day Plans Unite Aberdeen and Hoquiam
Aberdeen and Hoquiam jointly celebrate Labor Day with a parade at 9 30 a m in Aberdeen followed by a 11 a m meeting at the Grand theater featuring Charles R Case president of the State Federation of Labor. An 1 p m Electric park band concert precedes a Aberdeen Hoquiam ball game and afternoon dancing and evening grand ball.
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Aberdeen
Hoquiam
Electric Park
Grand Theater
Charles R. Case
State Federation of Labor
Electricians’ Union
Aberdeen council adopts street speaker limits and reviews city duties
City Attorney John C. Hogan resigned after serving since 1910 amid council friction over a missing assistant. An ordinance restricts street speakers to a block between Hume and River streets and Broadway. The council ponders a new auto fire apparatus, precinct redistricting, and a purchasing agent. Hills challenges police spending, while Parks rebukes exaggerations. Quackenbush seeks fair privileges for the Chehalis county fair in Aberdeen.
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John C. Hogan
A. M. Wade
Hogan
Hume
River Streets
Broadway
Aberdeen
Parks
R. J. Hills
Hilts
Elder
C. C. Quackenbush
Chehalis
Grays Harbor Herald Epitomizes Regional News
The Grays Harbor Herald is described as the comprehensive source for all local news, serving as the epitome of reporting across the region.
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Grays Harbor
Herald
Chehalis County Board Actions Aug 1 1911
The Chehalis County Board meets in Montesano with Commissioners Hopkins and Wilson. Actions include approving Lewisdale plat, transferring a district, paying for a road right of way, bidding for court house shades, moving funds to the Institute fund, appointing Paul S. Gilford JP, addressing a bridge contract claim, funding fair exhibits, re advertising old court house removal bids, and tax rebates.
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Board of County Commissioners
Chehalis County
Washington
Montesano
Hopkins
Wilson
W. D. Campbell
Lewisdale
N. D. McKillip
Henry Rosmond
Court House
Institute
Paul S. Gilford
Westport
Bridges
Chehalis
The
Fair Association
Property listings and tax figures for Hoquiam and Aberdeen areas
Lot descriptions and valuations from 1908 to 1910 in Aberdeen and Hoquiam include Hoonan West End additions to Aberdeen lots 1 to 9, block 14 in 1910 priced at 3.19, E P Bagshaw tax details 14 sec 30-16-4 1908 67 cents, Walter Shaw S% of lots 1 and 2 block 3 Karr's Garden addition to Hoquiam 1910 1.88, estate interests of H N Anderson and Sts of SW section 21-20-12, SE% of SW 21-20-12.
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Hoonan
West End
Aberdeen
H. N. Anderson
E. P. Bagshaw
Walter Shaw
Karr
Hoquiam
Wreck of the San Jacinto prompts harbor safety review
Aberdeen chamber of Commerce seeks a government report on the San Jacinto wreck to show Grays Harbor harbor conditions not to blame. Secretary Dudley G. Allen will obtain a detailed wreck statement from Seattle authorities amid fog and rough seas blamed by Captain Carlson for the collision near the jetty.
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Grays Harbor
San Jacinto
Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce
Pacific Coast
Chamber of Commerce
Dudley G. Allen
Seattle
Carlson
Santa Monica
Coalition Bill Passes In Senate After Tense Vote
Washington, Aug. 1. The senate, in a rare coalition of Democrats and Republican insurgents, passed a farmers free list bill after defeating the house version by a tie and then a compromise. The measure shifts to the house, with Underwood predicting final agreement and a Taft signature.
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Washington, D. C
Taft
Senate
House
Underwood
Bailey
Texas
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Smith
George
Kern
United States
Canada
Clapp
Congress
Nail Rally at Christian Church Promises 150 Attendees
Marion F. Horn announces a Sunday program at the Third and L streets church. The Bible School hosts a Nail Rally inviting all under fifteen to bring a nail or similar item while the pastor discusses nails and the magnet. Evening topic is Eve's Dialogue With the Devil.
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Christian Church
Third
L Streets
Bible School
Marion F. Horn
George Edward Acret and Katharyn Hogan Wed in Aberdeen
The marriage of Portland businessman George Edward Acret and Katharyn Lyle Hogan took place Tuesday at the bride’s parents home 602 North G Street in Aberdeen with only immediate relatives present. The couple will reside in Portland after the ceremony.
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George Edward Acret
Portland
Katharyn Lyle Hogan
J. C. Hogan
Aberdeen
North G Street
Pleasant reception for fifty six new church members
A Baptist church held a cordial reception Tuesday evening honoring fifty six new members. Rev. F. K. VanTassel delivered the opening address and a pleasing program followed.
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Baptist Church
F. K. VanTassel
New School for Moclips Approved by Trustees
Architects plan a new concrete Moclips school costing six thousand dollars to replace the storm wrecked building that also destroyed the summer hotel last winter.
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Troutman
Moclips
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State Press Association
Gray’s Harbor
Satan
Thorndike
Baltimore
Att.v. Hogan
Hills and
Miles
Police Department
the County Commissioners
Aberdeen Chamber of Comerce
Coalition
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