World vs Lister clash over state university firing
The Aberdeen World accuses Governor Lister of politicking with the state university during regent actions surrounding President Kane. The Aberdeen Herald defends Lister, noting his appointments and resignations, while praising responsible criticism and the role of opposition parties in public service.
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Aberdeen
Lister
The
State University
Regents
Kane
Hay
Herald
Dr. Kane
the World
Evening
Tariff Debate Reflected In Textile And Meat Markets
A Tacoma Tribune summary notes modest tariff impacts on wool with strong wool orders and rising prices, while New York Times reports Argentine beef imports temper shortages. It cites Canada’s cattle drive and critiques New Jersey court limits on criminal punishment for minor offenses.
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Commerce and Finance
Theodore H. Price
Congress
American Wool and Cotton Reporter
New York Times
Mexico
Canada
Dominion
United States
Jersey
Not Socialism But Social Reform Is Society's Need
A Spokane Spokesman-Review opinion piece argues that socialism exaggerates flaws in society and misreads human nature. It defends capitalism’s gains over 125 years, calls for reform rather than replacement, and asserts workers enjoy rising living standards and social benefits under capitalism.
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Spokane Spokesman-Review
Supreme Court Voids New Jersey Sterilization Law
The New Jersey Supreme Court invalidates a statute that allowed sterilization of feeble minded and other deemed undesirable groups as unconstitutional. Justice Garrison warns of a dangerous path where majorities could target further classes, risking broader extinction through state power.
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Supreme Court of
New Jersey
United States
Justice Garrison
Submarine Diver Certifies Kohala Safe After Harbor Rest
J. L. Bell, the submarine diver, completed inspection of the barkentine Kohala yesterday and found her recent rest on a spit in the lower harbor had not injured her in any way. The vessel will sail for South America as soon as her master can settle with money.
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J. L. Bell
South America
Chamber of Commerce President Outlines Past Year
Secretary N P Bryan prepares a statement for the annual meeting outlining past dues unpaid totaling about 1600 dollars.
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N. P. Bryan
Chamber of Commerce
Christmas Desserts and Frozen Treats for Holiday Tables
A guide to festive homemade ices and desserts. Recipes include Fruit Ice Cream Banana Ice Cream Pineapple Sherbet Maple Ice Cream Coffee Parfait and methods using freezers or no freezer. Measurements and steps for lemon sherry ice pineapple sherbet and rich cream bases are provided.
Fashion Frills Demand Parisian Style for Women
A fragmented dispatch notes that Paris sources say women desiring fashion must embrace stylish garments. Reports from Toledo Blade and New York World cite smoking ve stures in chiffon velvet as a winter trend, signaling broad couture influence.
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New York World
Will Plaster Church Under Local Weather Delays
Plastering of First Methodist church will begin as weather permits after lathing was completed by church members who volunteered evenings. The building, costing over 35000, reflects substantial self sacrifice and earnest Christian effort, with all obligations currently met and funding assured.
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First Methodist
Christmas tree gathering at Congregational parsonage
The annual Christmas tree event at the Congregational parsonage near the home of Rev. and Mrs. Charles McDermoth is expected to be one of the largest gatherings this season. Attendees include Mrs. M. I. Scott of Seattle, Mrs. George Starup of Starup, City Treasurer Roy Sargent and family, and several local families and children.
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Charles McDermoth
Congregational Parsonage
M. I. Scott
Seattle
McDermoth
George Starup
Starup
Washington
Roy Sargent
J. M. Fuller
Chiidren
C. H. Alburty
John C. Hogan
Police arrest spree nets several suspects at city stations
J P Ansborough was arrested late last night by Officer Hook and jailed on suspicion. Christ Vanson and Geo O'Brien were also taken in by Hook and Elliott as suspicious characters. John Carlson was arrested yesterday afternoon in the Brook saloon by Officer Pennell and booked for fighting. he will answer to Judge Snider this afternoon.
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J. P. Ansborough
Hook
Christ Vanson
Geo. O’brien
Elliott
John Carlson
Brook Saloon
Pennell
Snider
Naval Militia Inspection At Aberdeen Armory
The Aberdeen Naval Division was inspected last night at the armory by Adjutant General Fred Llewellyn Captain W M Andrews of the naval militia and Lieut Lawton U S N Today the Torpedo boat Fox underwent a thorough inspection.
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Aberdeen
Fred Llewellyn
W. M. Andrews
Naval Militia
Lieut. Lawton
Fox
Reduced Holiday Rail Fares Extend to Washington Oregon Idaho
Reduced fares on railroads begin today covering Washington Oregon Idaho and British Columbia with a return limit through January 5. The program aims to encourage travel during the holiday season across regional routes and includes multiple railroad operators.
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Washington
Oregon
Idaho
British Columbia
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Aberdeen Printing Co
MD. J. Carney
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Chicago News
Paris
Sty
M’dermoth
Naval Militia Inspection
Tucke
Thomas
Comeau Furniture Co
G’al
Hart Shaffner & Marx
City Messenger Co Phone 72
Bob. Bryan
South Street
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