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Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1914

Page

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Black Heartily With Wilson in Chehalis County Tour

Judge W. W. Black of Everett as Democratic U S senator candidate held open air meetings in Montesano Aberdeen and Hoquiam last week. He touted Wilson support and attacked calamity howlers while critiquing Roosevelt and Taft era policies.

Judge Black Montesano Aberdeen Hoquiam W. W. Black Everett United States Che Heron and G Streets Watson Vernon Wilson Commissioner of Labor Bull Moose Party Col. Roosevelt Congress Taft

Postal Savings for Farm Loans Proposal Introduced in Senate

The senate bill by Senator Poindexter, referred to the committee on post offices and post roads, proposes using half of postal savings funds to fund farm mortgages at 3 to 4 percent interest with five to thirty yearly installments. Applications go through post offices, with forms supplied by the Postmaster General for mortgage notes and related procedures.

Washington, D. C Senate Poindexter Committee On Post Offices House of Representatives United States of America Congress

Cotton trade of world eyed as outlet shifts

New York Aug 16 Vigorous efforts aim to find overseas markets for cotton once sent to Manchester and Liverpool. A Barton Hepburn of Chase National Bank urged Underwood to push US shipments as European war reshapes demand, arguing liberalized shipping and holding raw material and finished goods abroad. The note notes Europe’s war impact and US positioning to capture foreign demand.

A. Barton Hepburn Chase National Bank Oscar W. Underwood Washington South Germany United States Europe

Fishermen Plant 25000 Trout Fry in Rainey Creek

Frank Ladley Lupton and Axel Hedemark with Lupton’s party planted 25000 cutthroat trout fry in Rainey creek near Wishkah river about 30 miles north of Aberdeen last Thursday. The fry from Eastern Washington were iced twice during the trip and all survived despite a rough auto journey along an old logging road.

Lupton Frank Ladley Axel Hedemark Wishkah River Aberdeen Rainey Creek Washington Esses Wishkah Valley Cy Blackwell

Amateur Burglary Strikes South Aberdeen Station

An amateur burglar targeted the South Aberdeen station of the O W R N during the night, stealing 95 one fare tickets and 38 cents in pennies. He attempted to drill the safe with a hand drill, but abandoned the job before completion leaving the drill behind. Police have no clue to the culprit.

South Aberdeen

Fire damages Spanish Grill in Bijou block blaze

Firefighters responded to a noon Saturday fire at the Spanish Grill on Heron Street caused by a gas range. The cook escaped injury, the blaze was contained, losses estimated at 100 dollars, with insurance coverage.

Spanish Grill Heron Street

Lighthouse Site Reserved as Senate Passes Land Bill

The senate approved Albert Johnsons bill to place 206 acres of Quinsault reservation under government control for a lighthouse at Cape Elizabeth. A second bill by Senator Jones would standardize apple boxes though not mandatory. A letter from E B Merritt clarifies a local mystery about L M Streators boats on the Quinsault river amid concerns over salmon spawning grounds.

Washington, D. C Senate Albert Johnson Quinsault Reservation Cape Elizabeth Jones Washington State E. B. Merritt Indian Affairs Bureau of Indian Affairs L. M. Streator Quinsault River Jonees Merritt

Forger J H Miner Flees After Cashing Two $24 Checks

J H Miner, a blacksmith, allegedly forged the names McBride Hamlin and Peter Ibsen to two checks worth 24 dollars each. He cashed one at the Hotel Washington and the other at the California Wine House before leaving town Friday. Police issued descriptions to nearby cities and expect to apprehend him soon. Miner arrived from Seattle in June and has been lame after a horse-biting injury, which may aid tracking. he likely departed on the morning train toward Portland or Seattle.

J. H. Miner Miner Washington California McBride & Hamlin Peter Ibsen

Battle in Belgium and Japan’s European angle

Reports from Ghent and Brussels describe ongoing German Belgian clashes near Waterloo and near Brussels with Belgian and French allies. Berlin cites French resistance at La Garde as German forces gain a flank victory while Japan’s naval ultimatum to Germany draws Western attention as the U.S. stance remains neutral.

London The Daily Express Belgium Ghent Waterloo Berlin la Garde Washington, D. C Japan Far East Germany Kain Chow China Washington United States Wilson Bryan Tumulty

Tide land valuations cut fifteen per cent in Aberdeen

Aberdeen board of equalization reduced tideland valuations by 15 percent totaling 169706 dollars. The action, affecting tide lands, followed council proposals to cut individual holdings and a 20 percent general cut, with votes by Vandevort Empey Egerer Wilson Locke and Fisher influencing the final move before continuation on page 5.

Montesano Tidelands Aberdeen Board of Equalization Aberdeen Tidelands Vandevort Empey Egerer Anderson-Middleton Locke Wilson Fisher

U S Engineers Visit Grays Harbor Next Sunday

Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce and Hoquiam Club prepare to host eleven United States engineers arriving on the Owl train. They will breakfast at Hotel Washington, tour Grays Harbor logging sites and rail lines, visit the Polson L logging camp, jetty, and Grayport, with a public hearing at Aberdeen City Hall from 3 30 p m until departure.

Jor Cavanaugh Aberdeen Hoquiam Washington Seattle Grays Harbor War Department Great Lakes Hotel Washington Port Commission Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce Hoquiam Commercial Club Polson Logging Company Camp 1 Olympic Highway Eighth Street Grayport Aberdeen City Hall

Auto Turns Turtle Near Hoquiam In Night Crash

E Provost, driving from Moclips with two passengers in a seven seat car, lost headlight about six miles west of Hoquiam. The car skidded in darkness, overturned over an embankment. Provost was pinned beneath the wreck for 20 minutes while passengers freed the vehicle. He was badly bruised and cut with no broken bones.

E. Provost Moclips Hoquiam Provost

Error in Kaufman-Leonard ad reads remains in force

A correction notes a misprint in the advertisement for the Kaufman Leonhard Co new store location. The line should read remains in force stronger than ever replacing remains in form.

Kaufman-Leonard Co

Henry Clews Optimistic On European War Crisis

Henry Clews asserts a global crisis with Europe facing enormous losses but the United States will benefit. He praises American financiers for calm and public spirit and notes cooperation to curb gold exports. He expects a war-led shift to normalcy and eventual exchange reopenings with guided optimism.

United States Europe America Henry Clews

Auto Crash Injures Russell Family Near Portland

Mr and Mrs L J Russell and six children from 312 East Second street were headed to Portland when an oil can jammed the brake on a narrow Porter bluff road. The car rolled 15 feet down a bank injuring the eldest daughter with four broken ribs and son Charles with a crushed foot. The others had minor injuries. They returned home on the evening train.

L. J. Russell East Second Street Portland Porter Porter Bluff Russell Charles

Lumbermen Meet Planned by West Coast Manufacturers

A. L. Davenport schedules the West Coast Manufacturers Association meeting for next Friday. Members will assemble at 9 a m at the Hotel Washington, then travel by automobile to the beach for the business session.

A. L. Davenport West Coast Manufacturers Association Washington

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