Indian powwow in Tacoma to press for rights and land
A gathering of Western Washington fish eating tribes plans a February 21 pow wow in Tacoma to protest mistreatment by agents and seek united action, land allotment under Franklin Lane policy, and better care for elders. Delegates from Tulalips Mats Mats Samish Hoh and others will attend from Bay Center Georgetown Neah Bay and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Washington
National Brotherhood of the North American Indians
Richard C. Adams
Thomas G. Bishop
Frank C. Ross
Frank Anderson
W. H. Wilton
George (. Beale
Taholah
Pacific
Moclips
Tahola
Cowlitz
Columbia River
Shoalwater Bay
Tulalips
Maca
Bay Center
Georgetown
South Bend
Neah Bay
Jamestown
Port Ludlow
Whidby — Island
Anacortes
Olympia Gate
Oakville
Ray
Interior
Franklin K. Lane
Tacocma
Congress of
United States
City Primary Elections Candidates for Aberdeen offices
The Herald lists candidates for Aberdeen city offices in the March 10 primary. Names include City Clerk Peter Clark, City Treasurer C P Blyth, J A Mapes, T H Hill, and others across six wards, with addresses. The paper notes citizen stockholder duty and previews a possible later comparison of candidates. It also discusses council support for or against the commission form of government and reflections on past opinions.
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The
Herald
Peter Clark
East Second Street
C. P. Blyth
West Third Street
J. A. Mapes
T. H. Hill
East Wishkah Street
G. R. Snider
Treadway
Third Street
Ira N. Gardner
Finch Building
William M. Baumert
Laura Street
Aberdeen
Rainbow Gold Co
New Car Step to Revolutionize Vestibule Access
Thomas B. Darragh, president of the firm marketing a local inventor’s patent car step, plans to interview General Traffic Manager Calkins of the Milwaukee railway next week. The device moves a lever to open or close the vestibule platform and doors while lowering or folding the fourth step that replaces the stool where platforms are not flush with car steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas B. Darragh
Calkins
Milwaukee Railway
Fire in Dry Kiln at Western Cooperage Co
Fire discovered yesterday afternoon in the dry kiln at Western Cooperage Co. was controlled by staff before firefighters arrived and damage remained slight. Separately, a blaze at J Lacoski's home on Division and Pacific streets was suppressed quickly, limiting damage to about $5086.
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Western Cooperage Co
J. Lacoski
Division
Pacific Streets
New Samuel Benn School Dedication in West Aber deen
The Samuel Benn school in West Aber deen was dedicated with speeches music and refreshments. Superintendent Wilson praised the building and a future wing was proposed to ease crowded conditions as 700 new pupils entered and 165 more than last year. The project total will reach about 50 000 with plans for additional wings and a final 16 room campus.
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Samuel Benn
West Aberdeen
Institution of Learning
High School Glee Club
Charles E. Troutman
Wilson
KE. B. Crary
Board of Education
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Narrow Escape At Aloha Lumber Mill
An Aloha Lumber Co mill worker narrowly escaped severe injury yesterday morning when his clothing was caught on a pulley during startup. He was tossed over a shaft multiple times, his clothes stripped, but the engine stopped and he survived with minor bruises. He was taken to Hoquiam for care after only about 15 minutes on the job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aloha Lumber Company
Hoquiam
Wise advertisers premier Herald of Chehalis County
The Herald remains the region’s leading newspaper in Chehalis County, trusted by advertisers for broad reach and consistent readership. Its prominence underscores its role in local commerce and public information.
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The
Herald
Chehalis County
Wise
Port District Plans Jetty Maintenance and Dredge
Maj. J B Cavanaugh of the U S Army Engineers reports the Grays Harbor north jetty extension is on hold until federal funds surface. The port district agrees to spend up to 30000 to maintain the trestle and a 20000 dock at Cowpoint to aid rock handling, with estimates of a 2 million price tag for full extension and a dredge plan for the bar channel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Cavanaugh
Corps. of
United States Engineers
Grays Harbor
Port Commission
K. L. Carpenter
F. H. Lamb
W. J. Patterson
The
W. C. Muman
Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce
F. G. Foster
Warren Hull
C. D. McClure
Hoquiam Commercial Club
Maj. Cavanaugh
Board of Engineers
Washington, D. C
Congress
Cowpoint
Virgil Bogue
Army
Hoquiam
Respected Hoquiam Pioneer Philbrick Dies at 74
Hoquiam mourns B S Philbrick a Civil War veteran and longtime contractor who helped found the city in 1889 He died at 74 with four sons Ralph Ben Edgar and C B Chub Philbrick surviving in Washington state His funeral is set for Thursday under Odd Fellows and Grand Army of the Republic auspices.
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Hoquiam
B. S._ Philbrick
Philbrick
Odd Fellows
Grand Army of the Republic
27Th
New York Infantry
Heerman’s
Eighth
Ralph Philbrick
Ben. Philbrick
Edgar A. Philbrick
C. B. Philbrick
Chub
Aberdeen
Branch banks eyed for Pacific Northwest service
Olympia February 9 The state bank examiner W E Hanson told the Thurston county branch of the Washington State Democratic league that three regional banks in Seattle Spokane and Portland may better serve the Pacific Northwest than one central bank He predicted a near guarantee of deposits and urged government control of banks before such a guarantee arrives Hanson noted a likely Federal Reserve Bank on the coast probably in San Francisco and banks may subscribe limited capital The market for prime commercial paper recently offered at 4 percent is cited while dividends of 59 and 75 percent are said to be past history and banks adjust to new conditions.
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Olympia
Seattle
Spokane
Portland
Pacific Northwest
W. E. Hanson
Thurston County
Washington State Democratic League
Hanson
Federal Reserve Bank
Mr. Hanson
Reserve Bank of
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Northwest
Federal Reserve Board
United States
Verdict for Mrs Welch in Creech shooting case
The jury awarded Mrs Anna M Welch $12,500 in damages against John S Creech for shooting and killing her husband. Early votes favored higher sums. the final compromise settled at twelve and a half thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Creech
Montesano
Anna M. Welch
John S. Creech
Mrs. Welch
Widow Sues Doctor In Centralia Typhoid Case
Mrs. Cora Ennis, widow of Donald Ennis, sues Dr. Rush Banks for 25000 in Lewis county superior court claiming he proposed surgery during typhoid fever, her objections led to dietary orders and her husband died two days later.
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Centralia
Lewis County, Superior Court
Rush Banks
Cora Ennis
Donald Ennis
Ennis
Steadier Kees for Securities
Article argues for a future of business peace and stable markets. It cites improved banking, reduced panics, and growing investor confidence as key to lifting the economy. Farmers remain cautious, preferring land over volatile stocks and bonds amid cycles of boom and bust.
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Harry O'Dell
Chehalis Street
W. B. Meade
Fast Wishkah
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Cowan Street
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North E Street
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North G Street
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East Fifth Street
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South Mill Street
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George Stalding
West Market Street
E. A. Milette
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New York Society
American Press Association
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Albert Johnson
American Press Assocition
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