Aberdeen Weekly Notice and Publication Details
Semi weekly Aberdeen paper published Mondays and Thursdays at 309 East Wishkah Street Aberdeen Washington by Aberdeen Printing Co J Carney editor and manager second class mail matter subscription rates listed with six months and one year options readers urged to notify missed issues ads copy deadlines noted for Monday and Thursday editions
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East Wishkah Street
The
Aberdeen Printing Co
Telephone 5401
Herald Adverts Circulation Claim Forfeiture Warning
The Herald asserts it is Grays Harbor's oldest paper with the largest Chehalis County circulation and warns that advertising contracts based on this claim will be forfeited if the statement is not absolutely true.
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The
Herald
Grays Harbor
Cheshalis County
City Morality Edict Faces Skepticism from Aberdeen Herald
The Aberdeen Herald questions Mayor Parks’s midnight eviction order targeting the redlight district as ineffective and potentially harmful. It argues segregation under police control fails elsewhere, may spur vice to migrate, and suspects a broader plot to relocate sex work in the city.
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Parks
Redlight
United States
Portland
Maine
Oregon
Aberdeen
Friends of Morality
Herald
Aberdeen chamber chief named for railroad post
E C Miller president of the Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce has been named by Grays Harbor leaders for the state railroad commission vacancy created by John C Lawrence’s resignation. Miller reluctantly allowed his name to be used after considerable persuasion and has no desire to enter politics.
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E. C. Miller
Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce
Hay
State Railroad Commission
John C. Lawrence
Grays Harbor
Miller
Miller Favored for State Railroad Commission Post
The candidate, a nine year state resident and Aberdeen native, is praised for executive ability and business capacity. Governor Hay is reportedly favoring his appointment to the railroad commission, with a possible announcement expected Saturday.
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Grays Harbor
Miller
Aberdeen
Railroad Commission
Hay
Aberdeen Fears IWW Invasion Over City Labor Plot
The IWW leaders grow desperate as Aberdeen thwarts their aims and warn of a planned influx of 5,000 workers. A red dodger accuses city officials of mob rule while claiming the constitution is abrogated and urging a forceful return to unionism.
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Industrial Workers of the World
Aberdeen
Dupes
Herald
Funds held in state bonds and cash seek farm mortgage investments
As trustee on October 1 last, the state held 8 752 771 62 in bonds and 376 866 45 in cash awaiting investment. The expected total nears 100 million with focus on safe income. Farm mortgages at 6 percent could aid actual settlers clearing land, under county level control and regulations.
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Board of Commissioners
Russia Visa Inquisition Hits American Travelers
The article notes that entering Russia requires a visa stamp after an inquisition at the Russian Embassy or Consulate. It stresses that regardless of ancestry or status, every American citizen must answer questions to obtain the Russian visa before crossing the frontier.
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Europe
Bulgaria
Roumania
Russia
Turkey
United States
Submarine to Counter Big Caliber Guns, Naval Defense
The writer argues that fourteen inch naval guns will force thicker armor and stronger coast defenses. He warns New York or other targets could fall before forts could respond. He favors submarines as the key solution, calling them the deadliest threat to battleships.
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Mtmere
New York
Taft Sets Record-Breaking 13,000 Mile Presidential Tour
President Taft begins a coast to coast journey spanning twenty four states. He travels forty seven days by car, aiming to total 15 060 miles on return to Washington. The trip, part of a decade of travel, pushes his mileage to 275 000 miles.
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Taft
Washington
Philippines
Cook Drowns After Slough Fall Near Donovan Mill
Dave Hale a cook on the steamer Francis H. Leggett drowned after slipping into a slough on the south side near Donovan mill while trying to reach his ship. He had been seen intoxicated earlier and was a member of the Cooks and Sailors union which will bury him.
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Dave Hale
Francis H. Leggett
Donovan Mill
Hale
The
Cooks’ and Sailors* Union
Vallon Gets Six Years In State Penitentiary
Joseph Vallon a French cook who attempted to kill Mrs Archie Castor was found guilty of assault in the second degree and sentenced by Judge Ben Sheeks to not less than five or not more than six years in the penitentiary. He told a rambling tale on custody claiming he murdered Archie Vallon Castor has disappeared and authorities think Vallon killed him and burned the body in a camp fire.
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Joseph Vallon
Archie Castor
Ben Sheeks
Vallon
Archie Vallon
Castor
Caston
Publisher's Notice on Weekly Herald Delivery
City subscribers who fail to receive the Herald by 6 p m on Mondays will have a copy sent to their address at once, per City Messenger Co telephone service 5931.
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Herald
City Messenger Co
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American Press Association
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Sheeks
DR. Long
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