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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1916
Page
4
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The speaker declares willingness to accept any verdict of mankind while hoping for a future jury to judge in favor of him as an honest and conscientious representative of a great nation. He emphasizes not personal gain but the nation’s lawful truth.
The New York notification speech by candidate Hughes is criticized for avoiding concrete policy positions. The piece argues Hughes criticizes Wilsonian decisions on Mexico and Europe without stating his own plan, while praising Wilson's diplomacy and noting Hughes ignores domestic issues like income tax and recent legislation.
The article praises Wilson's European policy as a historic achievement meeting a crisis in relations with Germany. It credits the president with abating Germany's submarine warfare without the traditional visit and search, highlighting the policy's success in peace and war crises.
The Herald supports a public natatorium in Aberdeen but doubts city operation. It suggests a private partnership with city water supplied free for school children and instructors, under agreed rules, to keep costs down while benefiting the community.
The piece argues Senator Poindexter authored a bill to disclose income tax returns, claiming public access exists for other taxes and asserting that secrecy costs the public treasury by billions due to false returns. It frames the bill as enabling scrutiny and privacy invasion concerns.
A civic manifesto urging raising public intelligence to curb plutocracy and restore democratic equality. It emphasizes teacher roles in developing civic understanding over mere efficiency and calls for youths to become citizens who demand government of the people not private influence. V. W. Nearing.
Col John J Carney resumes editorial duties at the Aberdeen Herald with praise from the Aberdeen World and Hoquiam Washingtonian noting his journalistic talent and community benefit as he reenters the Harbor paper.
Startled the Natives recounts Pizarro escaping disaster in South America when a rider fell. The Indians misread horse and rider as one animal and fled, believing the bond broken. The rest is a collage of brief quotes on progress golf and gold, reflecting era commentary.
R A Wiley declares as a Republican candidate for Grays Harbor County Washington Treasurer subject to voters decision at the September 12 1916 primaries.
Paid advertisement announces for judge of the Superior Court with candidates Geo D Abel and Dr G E Chamberlain seeking the office subject to primaries on September 12, 1916. The notice states the candidates’ names and intent.
Publican candidate for Representative of the 29th District of Washington, subject to the decision of the voters at the primaries to be held Tuesday, September 12, 1916. GEO. W. GAUNTLETT.
A non-partisan primary election is set for September 12, 1916, to select a Superior Court judge for this county. The contest governs the office and the voting process.
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