Editorial clash over Initiative Measure No 9 fuels labor row
The Aberdeen Herald critiques Washington State Federation of Labor leaders for opposing governor appointments and pushing for Initiative Measure No 9. It condemns the Trades Councils on Grays Harbor for extremism and for attacking editor Clark of the Grays Harbor Post.
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Washington State Federation of Labor
Marsh
Flysik
Clark
Grays Harbor
Aberdeen and
Hoquiam
The
Herald
Post
Schwab Sees Narrow Line Between Good and Bad Times
Charles M Schwab head of Bethlehem Steel returns from Europe asserting conditions in America are stabilizing and require steady perseverance to restore confidence and expand commerce. He notes war contracts revive industry but do not drive the broader upturn, insisting the main body of commerce will end the low mood and bring back good times.
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Charles M. Schwab
Bethlehem Steel Company
Europe
America
Early Holiday Shopping Encouraged With Plenty Stock
The notice urges early shopping to secure best bargains while stocks remain full and clerks are in good condition. It highlights comfortable shopping, avoidance of crowds, leisure to complete purchases, and consideration for workers.
Wave of Economy and Individual Enterprise After War
The passage argues that postwar prosperity stems from a rising economy and a surge of individual enterprise. It cites savings growth and larger accounts, plus a belief that war followed by a surge of energy leads to rapid recovery, urging caution that the high tide of prosperity has not yet been reached.
Patriotism Or War Crimes Speech Amid WWI Debate
A rhetoric heavy on duty and sacrifice condemns joining Britain and France as a crime against civilization for Russia’s sake. The speaker argues the nation must fight with grim knowledge and endure losses to leave the conflict with some credit.
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France
Germany
England
Russia
Length of wars and expected outcomes in modern conflicts
The article surveys past wars to infer how long a large modern general war might last, noting varied durations from two months to three years. It cites battles and sieges such as Solferino, Sa dowa, Sedan, Plevna, Mukden, and other campaigns to illustrate how decisive victories often shorten wars, while modern conditions defy easy prediction.
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London
Sebastopol
France
Piedmont
Italy
Austria
Paris
Solferino
Sadowa
Sedan
Russia
Turkey
Plevna
Mukden
Kansas City Times
Trees For Shade On Farmhouses Boost Comfort And Value
United States Department of Agriculture specialists urge planting shade trees around farmhouses to lower indoor temperatures, improve family comfort, and raise property value. They advise starting with fast growing poplars and maples, then adding elm or oak, while fruit trees stay low for spraying. Evergreen screens offer winter wind protection and ornamental value.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Part of Wisdom in a Courtroom Exchange
A jurist quips that reasoning with a woman is futile while Crabshaw jokes about charming her as part of a courtroom exchange. The exchange captures a sharp, humorous moment between a judge and a participant.
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Crawford
Crabshaw
Trolley Safety and the New Door-Linked Start Rule
The article explains a new trolley system where doors control motor power. When doors are open the motor cannot run, ensuring the motorman cannot start the car while passengers exit. After the conductor closes the doors, the motor receives current and the car starts slowly without a signal from the conductor.
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America
New War Words Enter Common Use Across Centuries
The piece notes how wars introduce new vocabulary such as moratorium mobilization and commandeer terms. It contrasts earlier wars, including the South African struggle and Swift's 1710 complaints, with the evolving language shaped by conflict.
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Swift
London Daily Chronicle
Armament Costs Shape Europe’s Postwar Recovery
Collier's argues Europe’s ruin hinges on settling the armament question as annual wartime spending topples a thousand million dollars. If savings are found, restoration speeds. history from France 1870 and the U.S. Civil War shows war fuels energy, while science and industry advance when freed from military burden.
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Europe
France
Collier’s
Kitty Hawk VI Sets Water Speed Record on Illinois River
Popular Mechanics reports the hydro plane Kitty Hawk VI set the fastest water speed on July 8 1914 at Peoria Illinois with a measured mile in 1 minute 6 seconds equating to 34.54 mph The craft measures 23 feet and carries a 24 cylinder gasoline engine delivering 300 horsepower at 1400 rpm
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Illinois River
Peoria
Popular Mechanics
Foresaw the Present War in Naval Building Program
A March proposal by Britain’s first lord of the admiralty argued that continental armament increases doom permanent peace and demand stern necessity. The remark is cited by the Philadelphia Ledger as proof European statesmen foresaw war dangers. A second column notes a playful exchange about weather following historic battles, reflecting editorial wit from the Louisville Courier-Journal.
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Great Britain
Admiralty
Europe
Philadelphia Ledger
Bayonets Grow Shorter Since Waterloo Era
A note on firearms history states the bayonet from the Waterloo era was nearly a foot longer than today’s weapon. It highlights the trend toward shorter blades in modern military arms.
Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Dark Hair Tone
A familiar old remedy for gray hair is Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound sold for 50 cents. The product darkens hair naturally, reduces dandruff and itching, and over several applications returns gloss and a fuller appearance.
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Wyeth
Wise advertisers flock to The Herald in Chehalis County
The Herald stands as the most widely read paper in Chehalis County attracting advertisers who value its reach and prominence in the region.
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the Herald
Chehalis County
Wise Advertisers
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