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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1914
Page
6
Semi weekly Aberdeen Herald lists publication schedule and office information. It names J. Carney as editor and manager, with a Washington postal registration and address at 309 East Wishkah Street Aberdeen.
The Aberdeen World argues Governor Lister filled five UW regent vacancies with three Republicans and two Democrats, reversing the board’s partisan tilt. It cites editorials and internal politics to defend Lister against claims of partisanship and notes Grays Harbor papers’ lighter stance.
A Boston federal suit against United Shoe Machinery is near dismissal as the trust surrenders and seeks terms to restore free competition. The company has held a near complete monopoly, controlling patents and leasing machines to take 5 to 8 cents per pair in royalties. It resisted state and federal actions, but now signals a shift toward lawful behavior under President Wilson’s anti trust stance.
A note urges the Herald to receive inquiries from eastern readers twice weekly. It indicates ongoing interest from readers east of the region and seeks regular engagement through the newspaper.
A Rhode Island survey shows 94 mills, 3 idle with one under remodel, 21 operating overtime amid tariff reform and currency law effects. Despite gloomy talk from some politicians, industrial mood improves as policy shifts take hold. Comments touch on unions, professors, lawyers, hotels, and wartime aviation optimism.
A collage of quick observations and quips from Boston to Paris. Notes touch on income tax, aging women, lobster weighing in Boston, fake antiques, a cotton ripening device, and gifts to a university. Jepordy of fashion and science mix with light satire and brief takes on figures like Dee Cook and Colonel Goethals.
The piece notes New York City transportation carried more riders last year than the world’s population, while criticizing the idea that all people are treated like sardines in crowding.
Diplomatic circles imagine reviving the old entente cordial between the consuming public and the great American hen to restore harmony and cooperation.
A Cincinnati woman married the brother of her son's wife. The piece notes that such rings do not signal any shift in marriage plans. It reflects on how some women easily get into complications.
The city hosts nine hundred moving picture theaters shaping the stage and drawing actors toward common trades. Critics note a loss to art as even centus must eat and actors seek livelihoods beyond the arena.
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