Library politics sidesteps Carnegie plan amid ward gerrymander hints
A city council sidetracks a $15,000 Carnegie library proposal while pushing a tide land ordinance and a ward boundary change that critics call a gerrymander. Mayor France and Boss Clark maneuver to refer the library issue, with council compromise backed by Ingram, Jones, and Hart as investigations of the fire department begin.
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Tideland
Bose Clark
Carnegie Library
France
Carnegie
Ingram
Clark
Chamber of Commerce
W. J. Patterson
Coke
Bowes
Jones
South
Aberdeen
East Aberdeen
Heron Street
Market Street
B Street
Fox
Fifth Streets
Dolan & McDonald
Marion Street
Crockett and
Boone
Jones and
Hart
Harry Pittinger
C. E. Morse
Supreme Court Reverses in Morse vs Sudden & Christianson
The state supreme court reversed the lower court and remanded for a new trial in the case of Sudden and Christianson versus Bert Morse. The dispute arose from Morse and partners seeking to buy the steamer M. F. Plant in San Francisco. Morse gave a $5000 check to Sudden & Christianson for an option but later stopped payment. The trial court verdict favored Morse, but two errors led to reversal and remand for new trial.
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State Supreme Court
Sudden & Christianson
Bert Morse
Morse
M. F
San Francisco
Aberdeen State Bank
Racket Store for Sale in Grays Harbor town
Business chance for sale in a prime Grays Harbor town. Racket store with long lease and clean stock. Price less than value. Contact K. C. at HEroup office in Aberdeen. 15-2m.
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Grays Harbor
K. C
Heroup
Aberdeen
Proposal for a national bank deposit insurance fund
Spokane Spokesman-Review reports a plan by C F Allie of Erie to create a large cooperative protective association of national banks. The fund would reach 6 million dollars under annual assessments and insure depositors in failed banks within two years, with government custody and no direct insurance.
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Congress
C.F. Allie
Second National Bank of
Erie
Co-operative Protective Association
Treasury Department
Ranson
Spokane Spokesman-Review
Money Flow on Pacific Coast to Boost Real Estate
Pacific Coast surplus money from the East will grow abundant with this stringency. Banks regain deposits, lending resumes, and six months hence real estate investment should surge. Consumers buy necessities, cut luxuries, and demand for property strengthens as money returns home.
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Pacific Coast
Wall Street
Oregon
Oregonian
We Do One Thing Well The Chehalis County Bank
The Chehalis County Bank operates as the county's savings bank, focusing on savings and conservative management. Backed by prominent Aberdeen men, it loans only on first class security and maintains large cash reserves. Nearly two thousand depositors are served. new savers are welcomed with courtesy and fair treatment.
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Chehalis County Bank
Aberdeen
United States
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RED Cross
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