City Campaign Lined Up For March 10 Primaries
The paper lists Republican and Socialist tickets for mayor clerk treasurer and council seats across Aberdeen wards with nominations to be decided in the March primaries and April regular election. It warns on local government handling Panama Canal influx and urges voters to choose capable representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Wilson
Oscar Peraia
Anton Pista
A. B. Curtis
Joseph Thomas
Aberdeen
Panama Canal
North Pacific
Apostles of Anarchy
Police Raid Hoffman House Arrests at Seventh and K
Police raided the Hoffman residence at Seventh and K streets at about 3 am. Ten men and five women were arrested and jailed on bail set for women at 50 dollars and men at 15 dollars each. The operation aimed to close a disorderly house linked to ongoing complaints near Mayor Parks' residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers and
Martin
Robt. Hoffman
Seventh
K Streets
Hoffman
Mayor Parks
Templeman
Hoffmans
Cotton King James Patten to Stand Trial on Corner Charges
James A. Patten, dubbed the cotton king, faces trial on charges related to conducting a corner scheme. Prosecutors allege he manipulated cotton futures to profit unlawfully, with creditors and markets watching closely as the case unfolds in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotton King
Controversy Over Hoquiam Road Contract Cancelation
Hoquiam Commercial Club leaders condemn county commissioners for canceling the C. D. Hanson road contract. The editor questions prior board haste and suggests the old board misused public funds to rush a bid, while the new board seeks to extend the road to connect Grays Harbor with Humptulips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoquiam Commercial Club
C. D. Hanson
Herald
Hoquiam
Alex. Polon
Hoquiam River
Hoquiam-London
Polson Logging Co
Board of Commissioners
Humptulips
Grays Harbor
Death of Hoquiam boy William Offler
William Offler son of Mr and Mrs J J Offler former Hoquiam residents now in Port Townsend died recently. He was known in Hoquiam as a former high school boy and will be remembered in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoquiam
William Offler
J. J. Offler
Port Townsend
William
Falconer in Grays Harbor visit to map port needs
Congressman-elect A. J. Falconer of Everett arrives to meet local leaders in Aberdeen and learn port needs. The Aberdeen Chamber lunch is planned, with talks on waterfront land grants and anticipated Olympia bill 249 aiding Grays Harbor. A possible July Fourth celebration and an airship spectacle are discussed as chamber initiatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Falconer
Everett
Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce
Hotel Washington
Falconer
Grays Harbor
Chehalis County
Locke
A. C. Gailae
Olympia
Cow Point
Southwest Washington Development Association
Aberdeen
Hoquiam
Chamber
Boetiger Bros
J. W. Martin
Seattle
Hilts Claims Grievance Over City Grading Issue
R J Hilts sells southeast corner of Second and Broadway to Dr W J Long for 7500 claiming a 1200 below value. He blames city council for denying a grade change that would aid street crossings and interfere with a $12000 garage project. An Aberdeen World quote says the petition was refused due to misunderstanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Hilts
Second and Broadway
W. J. Long
Hilts
The
Aberdeen World
Hills
Council
Kindergarden
Broadway
Second Street
Aberdeen Printing Co. Details at Wishkah Street
Aberdeen Printing Co located at 309 East Wishkah street is listed as a particular printer in the area offering printing services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen Printing Co
Particular Printers
East Wishkah Street
Lincoln Portraits and Historic Photographs Gathered
The article notes Lincoln portraits derive from Brady and Hesler images with the McNulta Springfield photograph from 1861 praised as the truest. The original wet plate negative rests with H. W. Fay of Dekalb Illinois, whose collection includes over 1,000 Lincoln pictures from 200 sittings. Fay exchanges copies for autograph photographs of notable figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Brady
Hesler
Lincolns
McNulta
Springfield
Ill
Washington
Illinois Statehouse
H. W. Fay
Dekalb
Fay
Joaquin Miller
Helen Keller
Jane Addams
Theodore P. Shonts
James Bryce
H. H. Kohlsaar
Charles King
Missing girl Sylvia Cornell found in Seattle
Sylvia Cornell the 15 year old adopted from Mr and Mrs R H Pratt of 518 North F street disappeared January 28 to seek the theater. She was located in Seattle at the Mc Cauley Home after police traced her through coast agencies. Jani tor William Matthews of St Rose academy is jailed for contributing to her delinquency. She said she stayed five days in Aberdeen hidden in a barn and two nights in a furnace room before a ticket to Tacoma and Seattle. Police seek another man in Seattle on white slavery charges believed to have had her in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Cornell
R. H. Pratt
North F Street
Seattle
Templeman
McCauley
Matthew
St. Rose Academy
Sylvia
Aberdeen
Matthews
Tacoma
Man Arrested in Pioneer Saloon Robbery Case
William Dillon was arrested Saturday charged with robbing a logger at the Pioneer Saloon. He will face a hearing before Judge Drake this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dillon
Pioneer
Drake
Aberdeen Lodge to Mark 25th Anniversary Ceremony
The Aberdeen Lodge No. 52 plans a silver jubilee celebration at the Masonic temple next Friday with life memberships awarded to charter members L. Kolts C. Drake N. Nelson and O. Kellogg. Grand Lodge officers will attend and a banquet at Hotel Washington will follow with toastmaster F. W. Greene and musical director Mrs. W. Croxall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen Lodge
Masonic Temple
L. J .Kolts
C.F. Drake
N. Nelson
O. M. Kellogg
Grays Harbor
Robert E. Cooper
Charles McDermoth
J. W. Clark
Temple
Hotel Washington
F. F. W. Greene
W. Y. Croxall
Alex Polson
Lioquiam Lodge
Washington Republicans battle extravagance and economy drive
Olympia editor argues Republicans push lavish appropriations despite Governor Lister’s economy program. Mentions bills to abolish the state tax commission and consolidations in agriculture, with Sen Troy proposing a four bureau department headed by a governor and an agricultural commissioner. Notes Cheney normal school building funding and tax-reform bills, praising Ernest Lister’s stance and warning of political ruin for opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Freshwater
Olympia, Wash
Washington
House
Senate
Fred H. Hedger
Walla Walla
State Tax Commission
D. S. Troy
Jefferson
Clallam
San Juan
Senate Appliations Committee
Department of Agriculture
Washington Standard
Grain Inspection Department
Cheney Normal School
Tax Commission
Ernest Lister
Lister
John L. Wilson
Representative Houser
Seattle Tidelands
Lake Washington Shore
Houser
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Republican & Socialist
James A. Hood
Eugene France
J. C. Pearson
Joseph Jacob
P. F. Clark
Roy C Sargent
L. D. Evans
Joseph Southard
A. S. Brecht
J. W. Young
L. J. Kolts
A. J. Grant
Chas. R. Sayers
Warren J. Egerer
J. L. Blackburn
K. W. Fleimfohr
Jas. H. Empey
R. C. Vandevort
A. H. Sawyer
Socialist
H. T. Ash
W. T. Evans
W. H. Schmidt
Julius Schutzler
Hoffman House
the Herald
Wise Advertisers
James A. Patten
Hanson Road
Chamber of Commerce
Masonic Lodge
W. J. Pa
Grand Lodge
Narvy
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