Heifner Seeks Wilson Cabinet Post From Seattle
Seattle figure Charles G. Heifner, chosen by Washington Democrats for secretary of the interior, travels East urged by William F. McCombs to join Wilson’s cabinet talks. Northwest advocates push for cabinet recognition as Heifner meets with national figures. Mrs McClymont and daughters head to San Francisco for Christmas.
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Seattle
Washington, D. C
William F. McCombs
Democratic National Committee
Woodrow Wilson
Charles G. Heifner
Washington State
East
Heifner
Wilson
Washington
Morocco
Northwest
Todd
United States
State of Washington
Samuel McClymont
Sisie
Orr
San Francisco
Mabel
Walter McClymont
California
Grays Harbor Poultry Show Sets Attendance Record
The third Grays Harbor Poultry Association exhibition closed last evening with over 1,100 birds on display at the Young building Wishkah and H streets. About 200 birds were rejected for space. Judging finished Friday evening with top awards to W W Boner for partridge Wyandotte and to Dr E E Lane for dark Cornish. more prizes went to exhibitors from Hoquiam Montesano Olympia and Little Rock. An annual meeting and officer elections are planned after a banquet at Hotel Washington.
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Grays Harbor
Hotel Washington
W. W. Boner
White Plymouth Rocks
C. Daniels & Sons
Hoquiam
Wyandottes
W. H. Leighton
A. H. Beckenhauer
J. A. Fairbairn
Light Brahma
John Kahle
Montesano
Black Langshaw
S. C
W. F. Lyons
Wishkah
Frank Winkelman
J. E. Fowler
Junction City
E. E. Lane
S.C. Ancona
Ira de Line
Olympia
Wappenstein Denied Pardon by Governor Hay
Seattle Governor M E Hay refused the pardon for Charles W Wappenstein former Seattle police chief and ex Cincinnati detective serving 3 to 10 years for taking a bribe from a disorderly house keeper The decision followed a record review and the prisoner is reported in good health by the penitentiary superintendent The pardon petition drew support from Seattle and other cities in the state
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Seattle
M. E. Hay
Charles W. Wappenstein
Cincinnati
Hay
Wappenstein
Supreme Court
Hiram C. Gill
University Club Ball Hailed by Chehalis County Group
The University of Washington students and alumni from Chehalis County forming the Chehalis County Club plan a grand ball at Knights of Pythias hall on Friday night January 3 1913. A preparatory meeting occurred today at Crammatte's Sweetshop to arrange the event.
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University of Washington
Chehalis County
Chehalis County Club
Knights of Pythias
Hesper Reaches Antofagasta After Tumultuous Voyage
The Peruvian bark Hesper arrived at Antofagasta Chile last Thursday after 108 days from Aberdeen with 800000 feet of lumber aboard. The voyage, troubled by mutiny and desertion at Grays Harbor prior to departure, faced a wrecked chronometer but ended with a safe Chilean port arrival. The Hesper was towed to sea from Grays Harbor at 10 am August 26.
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Hesper
Antofagasta
Chilli
Aberdeen
Grays
Grays Harbor
Bids Sought on Large Government Lumber Contract
Tacoma December bids call for 3 317 738 feet of Douglas fir or Oregon pine for Philippine use. Bids open January 20 at 11 a m in Seattle quartermaster’s office. Materials needed for interior concrete work and temporary construction. small firms may quote if delivery time allows. John Savage notes short time but expects careful government consideration.
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Tacoma
Philippines
Quartermaster’s
Seattle
Panama
John Savage
United States Quartermaster
Consolidation Planned for Milwaukee Railroads in 1913
Seattle Dec 21 After January 1 1913 the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul and the Chicago Milwaukee and Puget Sound railroads will be consolidated under the older Milwaukee name. President Williams confirms and says directors will finalize details in Chicago. The move aims to avoid duplication of management and essentially ends the Puget Sound line as a separate entity.
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Seattle
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget Sound
H. R. Williams
George H. Hibbard
Williams
Chicago
Milwaukee
Pacific Coast
Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget Sound Railway
If you read it in the Herald you know it's so
A compact newspaper line hints at a claim of shared knowledge linked to the Herald publication. The exact event or subject remains unclear from the fragment, but the phrase reinforces a local press credibility cue.
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the Herald
Oceania Vance Sold After Salvage Libel at Federal Sale
The schooner Oceania Vance, towed to Port Townsend after a near foundering off Willapa harbor, sold on the federal steps for 1600 dollars with 285000 feet of lumber at 600. Libel for salvage by Riverside owners prompted the sale. ship built in 1888 at Port Blakeley, hoped to be converted to a barge.
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Seattle
Oceania Vance
Sound
Riverside
Willapa Harbor
Federal Building
J. R. H. Jacoby
W. C. Dawson
W. C. Dawson & Co
Coast Shipping Company
L. B. Hastings
W. C. Strong
Port Townsend
Vance
Port Blakeley
Grays Harbor
Grover Charged In Grand Larceny Case At Hearing
Henry Grover was arrested on a logger’s complaint for stealing $60 in cash and a watch after sharing a room with the accuser. Police found $54 and the watch on Grover. a hearing is set before Judge Drake this afternoon.
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Henry Grover
Grover
Drake
Yuletide Weddings Reported in Aberdeen Locale
In Aberdeen during fall, multiple marriages occurred including Pearl Smith and James W. Strausser at the Presbyterian church with no attendants. Ruth Deming and Howard B. Oakleaf wed at the Deming residence, with plans to live in Portland after a California trip. Gretchen Gradl and Bernard F. Rasch married at 512 West Sixth Street, with home in South Aberdeen.
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Aberdeen
Smith
F. G. Deming
West First Street
Ruth Deming
Howard B. Oakleaf
United States Forest Service
W. R. Caldwell
Montesano
Episcopal Church
Charlotte Perry
Seattle
Carroll W. Dunning
Washington, D. C
Mrs. Oakleaf
Portland
California
Anna P. Stephens
W. D. Hoover
Spokane
British Columbia
Spur Street
Amos Minneman
German Lutheran Church
Gretchen Gradl
Bernard F. Rasch
Max Gradl
West Sixth Street
Vena Howenstein
al. Plantenberg
They All Come Back From Quiet Farm Stay
R. J. Hilts and his wife have left farming and country store keeping after a few months. They return to city life in Grays Harbor and will stay in Hoquiam until spring. Hilts sold his farm and store to Bert Morse and will move Morse’s house and build a 100 by 100 foot apartment on the corner lot at Second and Broadway. He plans to begin in spring.
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R. J. Hilts
Grays Harbor
Mrs. Hilts
Hoquiam
Aberdeen
Mr. Hilts
Bert Morse
Morse
Secon and
Broadway
Hills
New Union Depot Planned for Hoquiam by Three Railroads
Officials of the Northern Pacific Railroad and two other lines visited Hoquiam last week and announced plans for a union passenger depot to serve the three roads. Construction was set to begin soon in Hoquiam.
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N. P. Ry. Co
Hoquiam
Wise advertisers trust The Herald in Chehalis County
The Herald is described as the most widely read newspaper in Chehalis County and is positioned as the premier choice for advertisers seeking broad local reach.
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the Herald
Chehalis County
Wise Advertisers
Ernest Lister Next Governor Faces Republican Support
This Washington governor-elect, Ernest Lister, wins backing from independent Republicans who praise his plan for economy and efficiency. Editors note that his stance on spoils may differ from party norms, while highlighting Lister as a practical, business-minded leader prepared to act decisively.
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Ernest Lister
Washington
Col
W. W. Robertson
North Yakima Republic
Lister
Col. Robertson
State Central Committee
Republic
John R. Rogers
A& Fairs
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Earle Hooker Eaton
Americas
Pross Association
Hoodoo
Philippine Islands
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Yuletide
Randolph Lane
H. Randolph
K. Y. Lane
E. Burton
Baptist Parsonage
North E Street
Yakima Republic
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