Semi Weekly Aberdeen Herald Publication Details
The Aberdeen Herald lists schedule and office details with editor MO J Carney and address 309 East Wishkah Street Aberdeen Washington It notes subscription rates of 1.50 per year and requires copy deadlines of Saturday noon for Monday and Wednesday noon for Thursday editions along with a claim of being the oldest paper on Grays Harbor and circulation justification.
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East Wishkah Street
The
Aberdeen Printing Co
Telephone 5401
Herald
Grays Harbor
Chehalis County
Case attacks Aberdeen Herald over McNamara interview
C. R. Case, president of the State Federation of Labor, denounces the Aberdeen Herald as a liar after an interview printed that morning, claiming Spokane press helped misquote him. He notes the McNamara brothers planned to confess while Case cites alleged crimes and a broader labor conspiracy.
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C. R. Case
State Federation of Labor
Aberdeen Herald
The
Herald
Case
Labor
McNamaras
Burns Detective Agency
Los Angeles Times
McNamara Brothers
Aberdeen
Spokane
the Herald
Spokane’ Star
Uncalled for Slam Spurs IWW Dismissals in Grays Harbor
Grays Harbor Post reports IWW orators incited last week's disorder and fired longshoremen from work. It highlights Grays Harbor Stevedore Co. workers as law abiding citizens and condemns IWW tactics and the local union’s gatekeeping as despotism, urging change at the ballot box.
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Aberdeen
Grays Harbor Post
Grays Harbor
Grays Harbor Stevedore Co
Neck of the Woods
Port District Favored by Local Opinion
Oakville Cruiser argues the Port of Grays Harbor project deserves support. A favorable vote, they say, would bring indirect benefits and influence that could aid the proposed Raymond Olympia cut off, boosting Oakville property values more than any prior event.
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Grays Harbor
Raymond-Olympia
Oakville
The Los Angeles Case and McNamara Confession
The piece argues the McNamara confession as best for justice and national welfare. It urges unions to purge leaders, warn against anarchist influence, and calls for investigations into financiers behind the dynamiters. It notes former defense fundraising and stresses action over words to restore public trust.
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McNamara Brothers
McNamara
Los Angeles
John J. McNamara
Detroit
Chicago
Waterfront loading and arrivals in Cosmopolis harbor
The A. J. West loads at Stade mill for the West Coast while the Svea arrives to load lumber at Wilson mill for San Francisco. Chehalis to have masts replaced at Indresen yards. Newburg arrives from San Francisco to load at Slade mill. Echo ships cargo at Federal mill after Callao. Daisy Freeman arrives from San Francisco. Coronado loads lumber for San Francisco at American mill. Benicia anchors awaiting West Coast cargo. Fair Oaks repair after rail bridge strike. Grays Harbor finishes cargo at American mill and sails for San Francisco. Lizzie Vance arrives from San Francisco to load at Cosmopolis mill.
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Svea
Wilson Mill
San Francisco
Barkentine Chehalis
Lndresen
Daisy Freeman
Donovan Mill
Coronado
American Mill
Grays Harbor
Lizzie Vance
Grays Harbor Commercial Company
Cosmopolis
Police Suspect Murder in Death of Andrew Soga
Chief Templeman and police officials now believe Andrew Soga nineteen was murdered after his body was found on a South Side sidewalk last Wednesday morning. Three shots nearby and a head wound defy a self inflicted explanation though he had more than sixty five dollars in the bank. Half brother J Sinko was detained briefly but released yesterday.
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Templeman
Andrew Soga
Raymond
J. Sinko
Impeachment Trial Set for Councilman Hilts
Councilman RK. J. Hilts of the Fourth ward faces impeachment charges with a trial planned in the council chambers during the regular Wednesday meeting. His attendance is not confirmed at this time.
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RK. J. Hilts
Fourth Ward
Hilts
Man jailed for burglary after fowls killed during theft
Constable Gilbert Dean found a man inside his chicken house and placed him under arrest. Frank Alden, accused of breaking a door lock and stealing ducks and chickens, remains in city jail after the fatal destruction of two of Dean's prized ducks.
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Frank Alden
Gilbert Dean
Dean
Alden
Not Charged Mineral Water Quip In Baltimore News
A Baltimore News quip notes a smiling customer asking if mineral water is charged and a counter clerk reply that it isn’t and the customer must pay the cashier. The exchange highlights a light moment in a city setting.
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Baltimore News
WAGE DEPENDENCE AND SHIFT FROM OWNERSHIP IN AMERICA
Dr Charles W E fo remarks that wage dependence replaces land ownership and self reliance. Families rent and move, living in urban tenements with little ground and little attachment to place. People increasingly rely on savings banks insurance and securities for security rather than building wealth through land, livestock, or tools.
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Charles W. E‘foi
Government Sues United States Steel for Dissolution
The government sues the United States Steel corporation and its subsidiaries in a major antitrust action led by Jacob M. Dickinson seeking dissolution of the steel trust. The case cites alleged deception of President Roosevelt, warns of a historic legal battle, and lists numerous individual and corporate defendants including J Pierpont Morgan, John D. Rockefeller, Andrew Carnegie, and the Steel companies. The suit is filed in the circuit court at Trenton New Jersey.
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United States Steel Corporation
The
Steel Trust
Jacob M. Dickinson
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
Steel Corporation
Roosevelt
Wall Street
Uncle Sam
Trenton
N. J
Attor
Taft
Wickersham
New York World
United States
Department of Justice
Supreme Court
J. Pierpont Morgan
Daniel G. Reta
John PD. Rockefeller
James Gayley
Andrew Carnegie
William H. Moore
Charles M. Schwab
J. H. Moore
George W. Perkins
KE. C. Converse
E. H. Gary Percival Roberts
J.D. Rockefeller
Norman B. Ream
Henry Crick
ST. A
Carnegie Steel Company
Carnegie Company of New Jersey
Federal Steel Company
National Steel Company
American Steel and Wire Company of
New Jersey
National Tube Company
Shelby Tube Company
American Tin Plate Company
American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
American Sheet Steel Company
American Steel Loop Company
American Bridge Company
Lake Superior Consolidated Iron Mines
Mick Coke Company
Tennessee Coal and Iron and Railroad Company
Great Western Mining Company
Union Steel Company
Clairton Steel Company
West Mesaba Land Company
Wright Land Company, Limited
Davis Land Company, Limited
Wells Land Company, Limited
Stone Land Company, Limited
Wabigon Iron Company
Minosin Iron Company
Nibiwa Iron Company
Wenona Iron Company
Minawa Iron Company
Leonard Iron Mining Company
Arthur Iron Mining Company
Fillmore Iron Mining Company
Harrison Iron Mining Company
Jackson Tron Mining Company
Polk Tron Mining Company
Tyler Iron Mining Company
van Buren Tron Mining Company
Federal Government Sues United States Steel In Anti trust Case
The United States seeks injunctive relief and dissolution of the United States Steel Corporation alleging unlawful combinations and monopolistic acts under the Sherman Act. The government asks for declaration of illegality of the corporation and subsidiaries, divestiture of cross holdings, and dissolution of the steel trust with further orders to enforce equity and public welfare. Judge Gary states the defense denies any monopoly or restraint of trade.
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Mr. Morgan
PF. H. Gary
Steel Corporation
Department of Justice
Supreme Court
United States of America
United States Steel Corporation
Great Northern
Great Western Mining Company
United States
Gary
Steel Trust
Roosevelt
Tennessee Coal and Iron
Aerial Plan to Hunt Wolves Lets Texas Cattlemen Protect Herds
Ten ranchers owning 150000 acres in Pecos Brewster and El Paso counties Texas invest in an aeroplane to kill wolves panthers and mountain lions threatening 200000 cattle. They estimate 100 dollars monthly in hunting costs plus cattle losses. The first machine will be built to carry two men and shoot from the air at predators.
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Texas
Pecos
Brewster
el Paso
Tex
No Food at All, Hungry Wiggins Pleads for Meal
A brief exchange from the Catholic Standard and Times features Hungry Wiggins begging for food at a home. The housekeeper scolds him as an after dinner speaker while noting his lack of funds or provisions.
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Wiggins
Catholic Standard and Times
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Oorey
Rene Red
A. J. West
Stade Mill
West Coast
Newburg
Slade Mill
Peel
Echo
Calloa
Federal Mill
Barkentine Benicia
Fair Oaks
Soga
Tennessee Coal and Iron Deal
Morgan
Vey
John B. Vreeland
Wickershim
E. H. Gary
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