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Newspaper

Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1916

Page

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Democratic Record of Legislative Achievement Noted by McCormick

Chairman McCormick releases a summary listing a score of Democratic reforms including rural credits, income tax, federal reserve, good roads, trade commission, eight hour laws, child welfare, labor, education, anti trust, elections reform, postal and mining provisions, pensions, parcels post and more. The piece notes Democrats deserve confidence while Republicans will attack executive acts.

McCormick Democratic National Committee Wall Street Trade Commission Federal Administrative Commission Columbia Congress Children’s Bureau Industrial Commission Department of Labor Law Smith-Lever Agricultural Education Commerce Court Interstate Commerce Commission

Edgar C Snyder Addresses Wilson League Meeting At Bijou

The Wilson League gathering at the Bijou drew about 100 attendees due to a lighting mishap and a dark front. Edgar C Snyder former State Chairman of the Progressive party spoke for over an hour praising Wilson and urging Progressive support, with 52 members signing cards to join the League. Next week a formal organizational meeting will elect officers and outline campaign plans.

Wilson League Ripley Edgar C. Snyder Progressive Party J. J. Carney Snyder Woodrow Wilson League League Wilson Republican Party Roosevelt Special Inter

Elks Claim Grays Harbor With Grand Convention

Aberdeen and Hoquiam surrender to the Antlered Herd as the Elks host the twelfth annual convention. Ellis leads the advance, Daken and Blain arrive, 2000 to 3000 visitors are welcomed, with tours, concerts, dances, parades, water sports, tub races, and auto trips scheduled across Hoquiam and the harbor.

Aberdeen Hoquiam Ellis Daken Blain Twin Cities Grand Street Hoquiam River Astoria Columbia River

Freight rate changes questioned by Aberdeen merchants

J T Eston of Grays Harbor Hardware reports uncertainty over the September 1 railroad freight rate increase. A Portland source warned there is no need for Aberdeen Chamber protest as the Interstate Commerce Commission hearings proceed in Washington, D C. A suspension or injunction could block any new rates. Local business interests may be protected without a special Aberdeen delegation.

J. T. Eston Grays Harbor Interstate Commerce Commission Portland Commission Pacific Coast Washington, D. C Elston Aberdeen

Keel Laid for Steamer Phillis at Aberdeen Yard

The Phillis keel, built for Bigsby and Clark of San Francisco, was laid at Peterson yards replacing the steamer Oregon. It will be an auxiliary vessel 225 feet long 42 feet beam and 16.6 feet depth of hold amid six ships under construction boosting Aberdeen payrolls in recent months.

Phillis Bigsby & Clark San Francisco Peterson Yards Oregon Philis Aberdeen

Apple crop outlook slim in Eastern Washington says Haynes

J B Haynes reports from Wenatchee that the apple crop in Eastern Washington will be smaller than usual. He is interested in apple lands in the Wenatchee area.

Washington J. B. Haynes Wenatchee Mr. Haynes

City council awards bids and cites water system costs

At a Wednesday night meeting Engineer Kelsey reported Wishkah water system costs through August 1 at 69111 with material 66739 and construction 2372 Estimating final costs material 174084 construction 217800 total 391800 Bids for east approach to Heron street bridge from J J Irwin and Carl Gyling were referred Two weeks paid vacation granted to two Heron bridge tenders A claim for 3000 for injuries from a loose River street plank near F street was filed by N J Justice and referred to the city attorney An ordinance to ban vehicles over 850 pounds from plank streets except Trestle road and city bridges with fire trucks exempted was laid over a week An Evans street improvement ordinance was ordered drawn with a 16 foot roadway and plank sidewalks and a cost near 2231 to be assessed at 2362

Kelsey Wishkah Heron Street Bridge J. J. Irwin Carl Gylling Marion Street Independent Sand & Gravel Co M. Wilkoween N. J. Justice River Street Justice Kansas Street East Aberdeen Chehalis A. J. Grant Evans Street Curtis Cedar Water Committee

Democratic candidate for Congress blasts Hughes and Wilson

George Fishbourne, Democratic candidate in the Third district, argues that performance and faith in Wilson beat Hughes. He accuses Hughes of undermining Wilson with no viable alternative, condemns Hughes on Mexico policy and warns that recognizing Huerta would risk civil war. Fishbourne defends Wilsons record and criticizes the idea that criticizing the administration is mere destruction.

Tacoma George Fishbourne Congress Wilson Charles E. Hughes Justice Hughes Fishbourne Hughes Mexico Huerta Mr. Fishbourne Tariff Commission United States Diplomatic Service Census Bureau Coast and Geodetic Survey Brandeis Commissions Department of Justice Jackson Taft

Council rescinds pipe contract award to Crane & Co

The council voided its prior decision awarding a 4 inch cast iron pipe contract to Oregon Steel & Iron Works. Oregon Steel failed to supply 16 foot lengths as required, so the bid was moved to Crane & Co.

Mendation Council Oregon Steel & Iron Works Crane & Co Oregon Steel Company

Improving Street Car Service Time Changes Announced

General Manager P A Bertrand says Aberdeen and Hoquiam streetcar times shift next Sunday with earlier Sunday departures. Aberdeen Hoquiam cars leave at 7 15 am to reach 7 30 am. Cosmopolis line 7 00 am. Broadway and B street line 7 30 am. Hoquiam extension Monroe street 7 20 am. Evening service extends one hour with 10 15 pm departures.

Aberdeen and Hoquiam P. A. Bertrand Aberdeen and Hoquiam Aberdeen Cosmopolis Heron Street Broadway B Street Sixth Street Monroe Street

Ladies Aid meets at Mrs. Vaughn home in Trinity Church parish

The Ladies' Aid society of Trinity Methodist church gathered Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Fred Vaughn's North D street home for a social gathering.

Ladies’ Aid Society of The Trinity Methodist Church Fred Vaughn North D Street

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Ests ELKS Hoquiam Lodge Elks Home Frank H. Lamb Ernest Lister Elizabeth Evening Times Department of Labor Grays Harbor Railway & Light Co
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