Federal Reserve Cities to Be Studied After Tour
The Federal Reserve Bank Organization Committee returns to Washington after a five week nationwide tour. It will refine reserve district definitions and city selections, noting widespread banker confidence in the currency bill and prospects for crop moving contingencies next year. The committee cites strong economic strength, calls for removing artificial banking conditions, and reports capital flows toward national charters and Federal Reserve membership.
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Washington
D. C
Federal Reserve Bank Organization Committee
Federal Reserve
McAdoo
Houston
Treasury Department
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Banks
United States Treasury
Claude Kitchen Represented NC Second District in Congress
Claude Kitchin served as representative in Congress for North Carolina's Second District, carrying out duties as a member of the U.S. House of Representatives.
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North Carolina
Governor Explains Move of State Fisheries Headquarters
Governor Ernest Lister confirms the state fisheries office moves from Bellingham to Seattle to better serve Columbia River, Willapa Harbor, Grays Harbor and Puget Sound. The shift aligns with federal Headquarters in Seattle to encourage closer cooperation and allows space for an aquarium and exhibit.
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Olympia
Ernest Lister
State Fisheries Department
Seattle
State Fish Commissioner
Bellingham
Tacoma
Fisheries Department
Columbia River
Willapa Harbor
Grays Harbor
Puget Sound
Federal Fisheries Service For
Northwest
Bridge Contract Awarded for South Bay Crossing
Montesano officials awarded the bridge contract to C. Haggerman & Co of Seattle for the South Bay crossing. The firm will order the steel immediately and aims to complete the structure for use this summer.
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Montesano
South Bay
C. Haggerman &Co
Seattle
Hasker Tells of the Killing in Oakville Shack
William Hasker an Indian half breed faces murder charges in the death of John Benn near Oakville. Hasker claims Benn attacked with an ax and he shot in self defense after Benn tried to strike his wife. Sheriff Mathews reports the ax found at the doorway. Mrs Benn disputes, saying her husband was drunk and Hasker abused her.
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Montesano
William Hasker
John Benn
Oakville
Hacker
Matthews
Rosmond Ranch
Benn
Cedarville
Centralia
Ed. Schwarz
Wm. Anderson
Mathews
New Baptist Pastor Arrives from Nebraska
Rev. Broomfield arrives from Nebraska to lead Sunday services at First Baptist Church. The Herald invites readers to send the twice weekly paper to friends in the eastern states.
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Broomfield
Nebraska
First Baptist Church
They All Come Back From Elma To Aberdeen Home
Mr and Mrs J T Thornton of Elma plan to return to Aberdeen Tuesday to occupy a new home in South Aberdeen after moving the family to a farm east of Elma. The move followed a trade for South Aberdeen property based on a favorable proposal.
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J. T. Thornton
Elma
Mr. Thornton
Aberdeen
Thornton
South Aberdeen
Flashlight In New Walk Of Life
A man leaving a corner store on a winter night finds icy sidewalks and, to avoid a fall, uses a flashlight to navigate three blocks home. He notes three fellow pedestrians also using light to keep from slipping, all showing caution to preserve life and limb.
Golden Jubilee of Knights of Pythias Observed in Hoquiam
Hoquiam Lodge No 55 marked the orders semi centennial with Damon and Pythias rituals sung and spoken before 150 attendees. District delegates from Mc Cleary Olympia Elma Montesano Aberdeen and other guests joined the open session and lodge rooms across the Union.
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Hoquiam
Damon
Pythias
Hoquiam Lodge No. 55
Knights of Pythias
Order
McCleary
Olympia
Elma
Montesano
Aberdeen
New Undertaking Parlors Open in Aberdeen at Wishkah Street
Pinnick and Kenny have leased the former Whiteside Undertaking Co. property at 116 East Wishkah Street and established a funeral director business with Mr. Kenny as Aberdeen manager. They have invested thousands in remodeling and renovating the premises to support the venture.
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Pinnick & Kenny
Whiteside Undertaking Co
East Wishkah Street
Kenny
Aberdeen
Messrs. Pinnick & Kenny
Death of Mrs Ray at Royal hotel aged 43
Mrs Marie E Ray wife of J J Ray died Tuesday at the Royal hotel at age 43 Funeral arrangements are set for this afternoon from the White side Undertaking parlors.
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Marie E. Ray
J. J. Ray
Royal Hotel
Whiteside Undertaking
Fortune teller reports fiancé’s noble brow and thoughtful eyes
The fiancee quotes a fortune teller who described her partner with thoughtful eyes, a firm mouth, and a noble brow, prompting a reaction in a lighthearted Kansas City Journal item.
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Kansas City Journal
Timber theft charge against Mason County Logging firm
A criminal complaint filed in Montesano accuses Mason County Logging Co. of removing timber from delinquent tax lands in section 34 township 17 range 4. The case cites $39,117 value and $1,189.37 in taxes, under a new law penalizing timber removal from non agricultural lands, with a possible $1000 fine and up to one year in jail.
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Montesano
Mason County Logging Company
O. M. Nelson
J. A. McGillicuddy
R. A. Wiley
George Brazel
Seattle
King County
Muscular Christianity in a Manchester curate episode
James Bryce recounts a curate in the English Church who, after knocking down an insulted man, received a reprimand from Bishop Fraser of Manchester. The curate defended his action, noting anger and the Church’s fragile position amid criticism. The bishop then invited him to dinner to resolve the matter.
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James Bryce
Church of England
Fraser
Manchester
Secular satire in early Indian art noted by Calcutta Modern Review
The Calcutta Modern Review argues humor is secular and that Indian art, while primarily religious, did include caricature. It cites ancient records showing ridicule and satire appeared within traditional canons of art, though less emphasized.
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Calcutta Modern Review
Wild canaries not yellow originally
The note states wild canaries were not yellow but green or gray in color.
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Wld
Salmon Day Observed by Railroads Northwest
Railroads plan Salmon Day on Friday March 13 with salmon as a dining car specialty across the Northern Pacific system. Dining cars will feature salmon dishes and small salmon exhibits as part of the observance.
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Northwest
F. R. Ritchie
Northern Pacific Railway
Titus
Northern Pacific
Keate at Eton and a soldier’s bold reply
Agnes Repplier recalls an Eton head master scolding a cold boy and saying it is no girls school. A later scene shows the same boy, now a Third Dragoon, charging Sikh fortifications at Sobraon and facing death with a remark about manhood.
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Dr. Keate
Eton
Keate
Third Dragoons
Sobraon
Lahore
England
Agnes Repplier
Atlantic
Longest Poem Debate Based On The Faerie Queene Claim
A club debate cites the London Spectator noting that The Faerie Queene could rival epic works in length. If Spenser had completed a twenty fourth book, the poem would outdistance Homer Virgil Dante Milton and others in total length.
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Vergil
Tasso
Milton
Spenser
London Spectator
Lille and Its Pictures in the London Academy View
A London Academy writer finds Lille unremarkable yet concedes it houses perhaps the finest picture collection in France outside Paris. He starts with skepticism about a 200000 population town lacking interest, but ends by fleeing Lille for Laon after the station visit.
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Lille
London Academy
France
Laon
Paris
Aberdeen City Council Weighs Blunder Liability and Terrace Heights Repairs
The Aberdeen city council debated who should pay for Terrace Heights damage and the faulted Terrace Heights project. Mayor France cast the deciding vote against a damages ordinance amid a six to six tie. The council also considers a 36 foot Aberdeen Hoquiam Boulevard with 3 foot concrete paving funded by abutting property owners.
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Terrace Heights
France
Aberdeen-Hoquiam Boulevard
Hoquiam
Aberdeen Avenue
Milette
Simpson Avenue
Park Board
Cross
Spokane Paving & Construction Company
Chehalis County Progressives to Host Warburton Banquet
The BULL MOOSE ACTIVE group plans a Chehalis county progressive league banquet in about two weeks with former congressman Stanton Warburton of Tacoma as principal speaker. Warburton will announce whether he will run for Congress in the second district on the progressive ticket. He has not set an exact date and will decide after talks with local progressives.
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Chehalis County
Progressive Political League
Stanton Warburton
Tacoma
Warburton
Congress
Aberdeen
Albert Johnson
Wise advertisers favor The Herald in Chehalis County
The Herald stands as the region’s most widely read paper in Chehalis County, attracting broad advertiser attention for its reach and influence.
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the Herald
Chehalis County
Wise Advertisers
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South Bay Bridge
Hasker
Father-inlaw
NEW Baptist
U. S
New Hampshire
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Fletcher
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Vera Cruz
Rehse
New York World
K. P. Jubilee
Mrs. Ray
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