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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1916
Page
4
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The piece argues modern voters distrust pledges and favor education over rhetoric. It portrays Hughes as a passive figure and accuses the Republican old guard and named senators of aiming to restore privilege, plutocracy, and partisan power, warning of tariffs, lobbying, and foreign policy maneuvers.
In a January 1911 address to the Kansas Society of New York President Wilson defines terms for reformers. He explains radical conservative and reactionary and says a progressive must recognize new facts and adjust policies to evolving circumstances.
Woodrow Wilson states he is willing to accept any verdict on November 7 as long as a later jury would render him the same favorable judgment. He emphasizes acting as an honest and conscientious spokesman for a great nation regardless of personal outcome.
The Seattle Post-Intelligencer lauds the Progressive party figures who pivot to support President Wilson, noting expected Republican realignments since 1912. Names include Ole Hanson, Edgar Snyder, H. C. Piggott, George Bright, J. H. Fletcher, and others among Seattle politicians and reformers.
Dr. E. S. Brown of Seattle, a noted Socialist leader, declares for Woodrow Wilson and joins the King County Democratic Club. He credits Wilson with monetary reform, preventing war, and advancing a child labor law while criticizing his former Socialist party for losing principles and integrity.
The notes of President Wilson and his accomplished secretary of state are praised as models of diplomatic assertiveness. They are credited with prosperity and honor, and the nation awaits the next policy move from Hughes, mindful of potential impact on Wall Street.
About five and a half million pounds of artificial silk from wood pulp are used yearly in the United States. It is made into linings tapestries neckties ribbons and sweaters. Fairbanks supports the President's Mexican policy of peace and humanity as strongly as Hughes condemns it. It will be worthwhile to hear T. R. speak for someone else.
Ben Sheers seeks Superior Judge on a non partisan ticket for September 12 1916 primaries. John B Orton Republican candidate for County Treasurer. O M Nelson Republican candidate for Prosecuting Attorney on September 12 1916 primaries.
A note discusses purchases beyond the Perkins check book and the challenge of obtaining delivery for a sold moose carcass, highlighting budget limits and logistical issues.
Birth announced for a son to Mr and Mrs Joseph Keith. Ike Crawford and family take a beach outing staying at Crawford cottage for a month. William Miner Jr returns from Paso Robles health trip. Jesse F Murphy and family pass through town en route to the beach visiting Pavilion Westport. Aberdeen Republicans plan club night led by J A Hood and Jay G Weatherwax. F S Coons, former local lawyer, absconds with goods seized by Constable Pearson as creditors move in. Office furniture and books reported carried off by creditors.
Henry Walkema, 10, son of Frank Wakema an express man, drowned Tuesday afternoon near the Slade boom in the Wishkah River. He slipped from a mossy log edge while playing with other boys and could not swim. A companion tried to help, but both were unable to save him as the tide carried him away. A boat rushed to the scene. the body was found about 100 feet upriver after about 45 minutes. Despite pulmotor and medical efforts, resuscitation failed.
A Publican candidate for Representative of the 29th District of Washington faces voter decision at the primaries held Tuesday September 12 1916. E. L. Brewer.
The note records R A Wiley as the lead figure in a Tuesday event dated September 12, 1916. It presents a concise archival line likely from a local business or public notice. The fragment indicates a namesake authority or organizer tied to the dated activity.
In a strong criticism of child labor, O R Lovejoy argues one sixth of youths aged ten to sixteen are pulled from school to join the wage-earning army. He urges abolition of child labor and universal schooling to build a true national civilization through compulsory educational conscription.
A non partisan candidate announces for the Superior Court seat in Grays Harbor county subject to the primary election on September 12 1916. The statement emphasizes judicial impartiality and county service.
The primary for the 29th district will be held Tuesday. GEO W GAUNTLETT is listed as a candidate for the election.
The Manitoba initiative and referendum framework is analyzed as a potential model for our state. It requires eight percent petition support and legislative amendment checks, with the speaker and attorney general ruling on amendments and constitutionality before any vote. The Herald views it as a restrictive approach that could aid public will without undue tax burden.
An Eagles picnic at Offut Lake Sunday attracted over 4200 attendees and 600 cars. The event proved a success in weather, setup, and crowds with strong ticket sales and multiple sports results including women and men swimming races and a boat race won by local competitors.
Supreme officers of the Dramatic Order Knights of Khorassan arrived from the Portland convention and oversaw ceremonies at the Pythian temple in Aberdeen. Delegates from Olympia Centralia Montesano Elma Hoquiam and Aberdeen attended with a clam feed at Pacific Beach prior to the evening ritual.
Files for the Aberdeen office announces S A Wold son of Rev Anders Wold Norwegian Lutheran pastor and a law student with Attorney F R Conway. Wold a University of Oregon Law School and Whitworth College graduate has been a high school principal in Pullman Washington and Great Falls Montana. He plans a vigorous campaign and will take the state bar exam this fall.
F. L. Morgan and party returned this week from a fifteen day cruise among the San Juan islands of Puget Sound on the cruising yacht Elnora. The group included Webster Leonard and cousins Charles Williams formerly of Hoquiam and his sister Mrs Ethel Wilkins now of Kansas City.
A declaration of candidacy announces the author as a Republican seeking the office of Assessor in Grays Harbor County. The primary election is set for Tuesday September 12 1916 and the statement urges voter support.
Publican candidates T. W. Bibb for County Superintendent of Schools and W. H. Tucker for Prosecuting Attorney in Grays Harbor County are listed as subject to voters at the primary on Tuesday September 12, 1916. The notice notes the election date and officials.
County Clerk position in Grays Harbor County Washington subject to voter decision at the 1915 primaries.
A. E. Le Roy announces his candidacy for county treasurer of Grays Harbor County in the Republican primary to be held September 12, 1916. He urges voters to express their will in the party primary.
A smart topcoat crafted from Palm Beach cloth in natural tones features simple lines with distinct style. The design emphasizes clean silhouettes and refined texture suitable for dressy occasions.
Foreclosure actions totaling 550000 were filed in federal court by Detroit Trust Co and Alexander McPherson against S E Slade Lumber Co and related firms and individuals. A second suit for 69000 follows the same principals. Foreclosure covers collateral on notes tied to Grays Harbor mill operations.
A list of guests checked into the Hotel Washington with arrivals from Tacoma Seattle Salt Lake City Providence Chicago Portland New York St Louis and other cities. Names include J M Keen F K Jackson R A Kensal P R Brown I M Hobson Ed Manley Mr and Mrs J P Schiller M Loewing H H Bethel G W Welsh Tom H White C M Culver H A Smith Mr and Mrs H M Barker R J Cohen P J Koke L R Fox Guy M Pinkington Stella Daily E S Russell.
A regional notice enumerates individuals across multiple cities including New York Caldwell Idaho San Francisco Tacoma Seattle Portland and names such as W. J. Cowan A Brennie E Herman Mr and Mrs F A Schamff Miss Schamff Miss R Dingos S E Allen G Monty W Strickland A Lundblom H Rehm H Brink E R Knodson G R Southey A Wray and R Edwards J Graves E G Carey and R Edwards.
John A. Sells a Hoquiam pioneer and county auditor 1897 to 1901 now a Bellingham hardware merchant visited old friends in Aberdeen Hoquiam and Montesano with Mrs. Sells during the week.
Secretary of State announces the last day to file candidacies is August 12, the deadline set thirty days before the primary election. The notice details the filing window and required documents for hopeful candidates.
Valuations of county logging outfits and logs are down over 12 percent from last year due to reduced stock on hand. The number of firms fell from 32 to 29, with total outfit valuations decreasing from 858 355 to 746 435 dollars. Stock on hand March 1 fell from 60 000 to 28 821 thousand, cutting valuation from 195 410 to 96 930 dollars.
A public meeting will be held this evening in the Chamber of Commerce rooms at Hotel Washington to discuss building a natatorium. A large attendance is desired so the committee from the prior meeting can gauge public support.
The Herald asserts it provides comprehensive coverage around the clock. Readers are urged to rely on its reports for the latest developments across politics, crime, business, and community events.
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