North jetty work resumes at Grays Harbor project site
Construction on the Grays Harbor north jetty to resume Monday with a large local crew. US Engineer L Carpenter oversees piling and new pile driver construction while Major J B Cavanaugh visits to inspect progress. Rock delivery from Tenino quarries planned starting midweek as daily tonnage targets exceed 1300 tons.
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Timber tax cut sparks county board clash in Aberdeen
County Treasurer W G B Paine defends a timber valuation reduction by the Chehalis county board of equalization that lowered 28-1 and 16-8 tracts by about 800000, risking 30000 in annual taxes. The Aberdeen World urges broader equity for all property and accuses timber interests of influencing the vote.
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Aberdeen
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Puget Mill Co
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Hoquiam Tidelands
Chehalis
Equalization Board
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Todi
County’ Equalization Board
Weyerharuser Timber Syndicate
Spiay
Pavins
Grasping Corporation
Willis G. Hopkins
Montesano
Jones
Davis
Hopkins
Wilson
Taft Club Reorganizes After City Meeting
The Taft club reorganized Tuesday night in the city council room with about 60 attendees. They pledged to support the ship and to record local candidates in line with national party affiliations, insisting on no interference in Republican primaries. Notable speakers included E. B. Benn J. Hogan F. W. Loomis A. C. Gaillac J. B. Haynes and candidates Albert Johnson Hoquiam T. C. Wankaton Eatonville. Committees Were formed on Ways and Means membership program publicity candidates county organization and ladies membership.
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Taft Club
J. B. Benson
Old Guard
E. B. Benn
J. ©. Hogan
F. W. Lo
Todd to Address Aberdeen Wilson Club in Open GOP Campaign
Hugh C. Todd of Seattle, democratic gubernatorial hopeful, arrives in Aberdeen tomorrow to speak to the Wilson club in the city council room at 8 o clock. The meeting will be open to the public regardless of party, inviting all to hear the legislator famed for fighting for popular measures even in the minority.
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Seattle
Aberdeen
Wilson Club
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Wilson Progressive Club
Governor Marshall Opens Campaign in Portland Tariff Speech
Gov. Thomas R. Marshall of Indiana opened his campaign in Portland with a tariff focused address. He criticized protected industry policies as harmful to consumers, questioned Republican duplicity, and argued government should partner with all rather than select manufacturers.
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Thomas R. Marshall
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Marshall
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I O D F Picnic at Oakville Marks Labor Day Event
The I O O F plans a Labor Day picnic at Oakville with a special train from Hoquiam, ground tables, coffee, lemonade, and a full program. Activities include foot races, sack races, three legged races, fat man's race, standing jump, a melon eating contest, baseball games, and a Canton drill.
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Hoquiam
A. G. Miller
Grand Lodge
East End
West End
Canton
Street Carnival Labor Will Greatly Boost Aberdeen
Aberdeen crowds enjoy the street carnival seen as a standout event aiding the Chehalis County Fair Association. The Grays Harbor Diamond Ring contest draws voters with 2000 votes for leader Margaret Wiley as candidates race to boost standings days before the final carnival on Saturday night. Labor Day events in Hoquiam and Aberdeen feature a parade, union marches, a 130 mile motorcycle race, sports at Electric Park, and a Labor Temple fund drive with tag sales.
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Chehalis County
Margaret Wiley
Hessie Cooper
Della Bowman
Frank Camillo
Dina Waterston
Della Carland
Testa
Lula Morck
Helen Bradley
Vera Johnson
Henry F. Dodd
Grace Stalding
Hogquian
Grays Harbor
River Street
E. Archer
Hoquiam
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Highth
Novelty Theater
Charles Perry Taylor
State Federation of Labor
Electric Park
Aberdeen Motorcycle Club
Centralia
Labor Day
Labor Temple
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The Herald signals continuous coverage with constant updates across local and regional events. Editors promise rapid briefs, live blogs, and timely notices to keep readers informed throughout the day.
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North Beach Telephone Line Nearing Completion
A new Hoquiam to north beach telephone line will be finished in a few days with wiring in place and instruments awaiting installation. The route runs along county roads to the beach then along the bluff from Pacific Beach to Moclips, enabling telephonic access to Tahola and connecting Humptulips valley ranchers to service.
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Hoquiam
North Beach
Pacific Beach
Moclips
Tahola
Humptulips Valley
Sailors Leader Furuseth Speaks to Grays Harbor Union
Andrew Furuseth president of the Sailors Union of America visited Grays Harbor on Tuesday addressing the local sailors union about Washington state delegation actions on the women’s bill and the Grays Harbor longshoremen strike. He warned sailors to stay out of the quarrel and urged unionizing California ports. He then headed to Portland to address the Chamber of Commerce. The Talitha Cumi club rescheduled its September 17 meeting to that date with Mrs. L J Kolts.
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San Francisco
Sailors’ Union of America
Hor
Pacific Coast
Grays Harbor
Sailors’ Union
Furuseth
Congress
Washington
California
Kuruseth
Portland
Chamber of Commerce
Talitha Cumi Club
L. J. Kolts
East First Street
Wilson Aides Backers Left Unnamed in Campaign
Governor Woodrow Wilson spoke in Shargirt New Jersey saying he supports publicity and an inquiry into pre convention campaign funds. He said most money came from Princeton graduates with little if any formal fund and blamed no declined gifts while noting McCombs declined to pursue Ryan contributions.
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N. J
Woodrow Wilson
Penrose
Princeton
Thomas F. Ryan
Watterson-Wilson
Ryan
McCombs
New Aberdeen-Hoquiam Directory Change Proposed
Manager M A Mumaw plans a October 1 overhaul of the Aberdeen Hoquiam telephone directory to list all Hoquiam Aberdeen Cosmopolis names alphabetically in one section. The aim is faster calls with patrons asked to comment before adoption. Herald finds no objection to the change.
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M. A. Mumaw
Aberdeen
Central
Honiam
Hoquiam
Cosmopolis
Horuintam
Mumaw
Miss Mildred Goodrich and Stanley Strong Wed at Home
Miss Mildred Goodrich and Mr Stanley Strong were married Tuesday evening at the bride's parents home on 300 North D street. They will establish their home in the city and begin their married life together.
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Mildred, Goodrich
Mr. Stanley Strong
D Street
Taxpayers' League Nominates Wiley for County Assessor
The Chehalis County Taxpayers' League backed Robert A. Wiley for assessor in a nonpartisan move. Wiley, already a Republican nominee for assessor, accepted after pressure but remains not seeking partisan office.
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Taxpayers’ League
Robert A. Wiley
Chehalis County
Funeral for Miss Sarah C Clayton Held at St Marys Church
The funeral of Miss Sarah Cecelia Clayton who died Tuesday at St Josephs hospital was held this morning at St Marys Catholic church. She leaves two brothers in Ontario and a sister Mrs G A Duffin in Hoquiam.
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St. Joseph's Hospital
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Ontario
G. A. Duffin
Hoquiam
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