Road Bond Plan Praised by Chehalis County Officials
Montesano February report notes county commissioners plan to issue bonds for road building along Grays Harbor and near Elma with emphasis on businesslike execution and public interest safeguards. Coverage covers Vance Lumber road use, Gohl murder case, and calls for a grand jury to probe alleged misconduct and ensure fair trials and clean elections.
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Montesano
Grays Harbor
Elma
Sound
Board of Commissioners
Boss Abel
Vance Lumber Company
Max Chehalis
Court House
William Gohl
Chas
Hedberg
Gohl
Aberdeen
Sheriff's Office
Goll
Campbell
Chehalis
Fire damages E K Wood lumber mill. $50,000 loss
Early today a short circuit in the sorting room caused a fire at the E K Wood lumber mill in Bellingham. Loss estimated at 50 000 with full insurance coverage. plant valued at 850 000 and 275 workers employed. The mill will be rebuilt at once.
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Bellingham
E. K. Wood Company
Worker Loses Fingers At Western Cooperage Yard
Ed Krause twenty, an employee of Western Cooperage Company, suffered amputation of all fingers on his left hand after a saw he was operating at the plant in an accident on Friday night.
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Ed. Krause
Western Cooperage Company
Wade has made good The Grays Harbor Post attacks Wade
The Grays Harbor Post repeats harsh charges against City Attorney A. M. Wade over his handling of the Dabney and Hills cases and a city code compilation. The Herald defends Wade as exercising lawful duties and exposes the attacks as false, urging readers to view the records.
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Grays Harbor
Wade
Post
Herald
Alleg
Clark
Aberdeen
Montesano
J. (. Hogan
Hditor Clark
Dabney
Hills
Itlerald
A. M. Wade
John C. Hogan
R. T. Dabney
France
Qr. J. Nilts
Hogan
Ment
Wad
J. B. Bridges
Bridges
W. W. Boner
The
City Saloons May Boost License Fees Under New Opinion
Olympia February 11 In an opinion to Port Orchard Prosecuting Attorney Thomas Stevenson Attorney General Bell holds that third class cities are not limited to 1000 for saloon licenses. Seattle v Clark case repealed Ballinger code limit and allows higher fees for regulation and revenue across city classes. Local option questions loom as councils gain broad power to set fees and regulate liquor businesses.
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Olympia
Thomas Stevenson
Port Orchard
Kilsay County
Bell
Supreme Court
Seattle
Clark
Washington
Herald's Twice-Weekly Bulletin Tells It All
The Herald delivers a concise twice weekly update covering local news events notices and community briefs with emphasis on timely happenings. Readers gain quick access to headlines and public notices in a compact newspaper card style.
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Herald
Grays Harbor funding cried foul over harbor bill
Aberdeen merchants protest a harbor appropriations bill that omits Grays Harbor, noting missing estimates and data in Washington. A sweep of inquiries follows, with McCredie blamed for the omission amid Northwest River projects funding. Meanwhile Portland dispatches report $2,158,500 for Columbia River improvements.
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Grays Harbor
Congress
Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce
United States
Grays -Liurbor
Washington, D. C
Maj. Co. W. Kutz
San Francisco
McCredie
Northwest Pacific Coast
Columbia River
Herald
Portland Commercial Club
Portland
Ore
Wenatchee
Bridgeport
Kettle Falls
Celilo
Snake River
Dalles
Cascades Canal
Vancouver
Willamette River
Mouth of Columbia
Gauging
Borah presses income tax issue in senate clash
Senator William E Borah of Idaho attacks opponents of a constitutional income tax amendment in the Senate and faults Governor Hughes of New York for opposing enforcement. He argues the public mood is restive and that defeating the amendment would leave the government unable to tax wealth. He recalls Supreme Court history and warns of a restless nation if taxation favors wealth.
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Washington, D. C
William E. Borah
Idaho
Senate
United States
Hughes
New York
Congress
Borah
Supreme Court
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