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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1910
Page
4
A column from Aberdeen World argues political principles in selecting a United States senator. It criticizes pledges and urges district representation, warning against returning to the old state method and urging accountability to constituents.
The Aberdeen World rails at party idolatry and discusses Poindexter’s prospects, warning that pledges and factional splits threaten direct democracy. It argues voters face a real choice between a record of performance and empty platform promises amid a system influenced by privileged interests.
The Spokane Spokesman-Review reports reactionary supporters and critics discuss tariff reform as a moral issue in American politics. The piece cites Wilson Aldrich Bristow Poindexter and the influence of special interests on tariff legislation and consumer impacts.
The Lincoln-Roosevelt Republican club formed at city hall on Tuesday night with nearly 200 members. Judge J. C. Pearson led the meeting and was elected president with Herbert Dunlop as secretary. Committees were named for permanent organization declaration of principles and signatures were collected before adjourning to meet again tomorrow night.
F Maddox of the U S Treasury visited Aberdeen to inspect four federal building sites. The options were at 1st and F streets by J A Hood, corner of H and Fifth by J J Carner, Fourth and H by G F Karshner, and southeast corner of G and Second by Samuel Benn. No decision is announced until his report is released.
William Wise an employee of Western Cooperative is held on mayhem charges. A preliminary examination is set for this afternoon in Judge Bush's court after Patrolman McAlpine arrested him following a fight at the Western Cooperative plant with Joseph Meardeek. Wise allegedly bit Meardeek's ear, severing it completely.
A committee of Harbor lumbermen led by F. W. Hart W. B. Mack of Aberdeen and E. O. McGlaufin of Hoquiam will arrange entertainment for the Pacific Coast Lumber Manufacturers meeting in the city and Hoquiam this Friday and Sunday. The group also holds its regular monthly association session.
Officials crack down on building safety. Work crews have shut in on Grand Central hots and Market streets to install fire escapes and meet state and municipal codes after the Hotel Hoquiam disaster where two people died.
Officials will form precinct election boards for Sapavetstane primaries and general election. Each commissioner will pick boards in their district and announce selections later.
The report counters a claim that A. J. Anderson would close his logging business in British Columbia. It states he may sell timber holdings but will remain head of the Anderson Logzine company which has substantial operations for years ahead.
County School Superintendent N. D. Mc Killip announced that every Chehalis county school has teachers and there are no vacancies at present. He is preparing for a upcoming historical event.
A service member returned to Bremerton to face a court martial after being rested at Momtesanc and reported to the naval saw mill for duty.
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