Saunders Endorses New Jersey Anti-Trust Bills as Commandments
William L. Saunders of the International Harvester Company lauds Gov. Wilson’s anti trust measures calling them the seven commandments of industry. He urges cooperation with the administration and asserts that business must align with law to avoid courtroom action. The New York World notes the in must speak plainly and warns that big business must come with clean hands or face legal scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Saunders
New International Harvester Company
New Jersey
Gov. Wilson
Industry
Commerce
Finance
Gove. Wilson
Abraham Lincoln
Republic
United States
New York World
The Herald Exaggerates Circulation Claims
The Herald, Chehalb County's oldest paper on rays Harbor, touts a large circulation to justify advertising contracts. It states money due on contracts under this claim will be forfeited if the circulation statement is not absolutely true.
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The
Herald
Rays Harbor
Chehalb County
Hood Promises Real Oversight for Aberdeen Government
The article summarizes James A. Hood's campaign platform urging voters to judge him by actions rather than rhetoric. Hood pledges to dedicate his time to the mayoralty and ensure citizens receive full value from tax dollars, with department heads under mayoral supervision to curb unbusinesslike management and oversight gaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Hood
Aberdeen
Hood
Despotic Judge and Recall Debate Echoes in Missouri
In Kansas City Star libel and contempt cases the judge acted alone in trying and sentencing the defendant after acknowledging defamation. The piece laments judicial tyranny and parallels to European monarchy as it urges recall for judges. It argues libels against judges could be punishable, true or false, and questions the legality of judge-made laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Kansas City Star
Star
Kansas City
Grand Jury
of the Star
Idaho
Missouri
Wilson Defines Government as Responding to Public Opinion at Hoboken
In a Hoboken speech Governor Wilson says government does not originate but responds to public opinion. He urges that all opinion holders act as forces on government and hopes the next four years will reveal a sensitive part at the top. He cites DC real estate connections critiqued by Dr. McKelway.
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Wilson
Hoboken
Woodrow Wilson and the Guardians of Free Need
The piece cites Woodrow Wilson and his February World's Work article on Free Need No Guardians. It portrays his stance against Big Business experts and warns against a forthcoming administration surrounded by hidden “experts.” It compares assurances after election to a clean stream meeting polluted water and notes resistance from entrenched interests.
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Woodrow Wilson
Washington
Washington's New Governor Ernest Lister Inaugurated
The new Democratic governor Ernest Lister has begun his term with an inaugural address praised as progressive from start to finish. Observers commend the high character of elected leaders this year and trust the party will be judged by men of such caliber.
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Washington
Ernest Lister
Herald Switches Publication Days
The Herald announces a future change of issue days to Tuesday and Friday instead of Monday and Thursday to better satisfy subscribers, with the new schedule taking effect next week.
Inauguration Haircut Tale For Mr Wilson Watch
A Kansas man named E F Boxwell known as Buddy plans a haircut at Washington on Mr Wilson s oath day. He swore to let his hair grow until a Democrat won the presidency and now expects barbers to descend on him. He weighs 300 pounds and is hailed as handsome.
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Washington
Wilson
E. F. Boxwell
Hoisington
Kan
Buddy” Boxwell
Boxwell
William J. Bryan
Bryan
United States
Kansas
George A. Neely
Mr. Boxwell
Bulgaria Made Into A Hospital Of War And Aid
Bulgaria transforms into a vast field hospital as public buildings serve as wards. Queen Eleanora visits Turkish wounded, offering comfort and delicacies while Bulgarians, men and women, assist in nursing and sanitary work across cities and camps.
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Lozengrad
Kirk Kilise
Lule Burgas
Tchorlu
Constantinople
Bulgaria
Turkey
Red Cross Society
Kurajevo
Sofia
Eleanora
English Red Cross Society
Allah
Angel of Mercy
Definite aim drives life and education’s value
The text argues that without a definite program and aim, life holds limited value. It insists that education talent genius and hard work cannot substitute for a clear objective, and that faculties deteriorate without a specific goal directing effort.
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Aberdeen Herald
Wash
Grand Theatre
Thurs
Frank O. Miller Preents
Tokio
Sheet Metal Works
T. H. Hill
Public Accountant
East Wishkah
Grays Harbor Country
Willis R. Lebo & Co
H and E. River Sts
Kanean
Inspector Hunter
Liverpool Police
Liverpool
Canada
Angel
Manaf
Asia Minor
Gokast
Columbia
America
Oregon
And
Union Pacific
H. P. Potter
District Freight & Passenger
Heron St
Aberdeen, Wash
Livingston
Wodern Woodmen OF America
Secona
HAYES @ HAYES Bankers (Incorporated
Alway
the Herald
Mendota
Tel
S. W. Johnston Transfer Co
Ladd
Rhodes Brothers
Tacoma
Rhooes Brothers
SunKist
Mail Order Department
Eleventh
C Streets
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