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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1915
Page
1
President Wilson plans a vigorous fight to defend his legislative and administrative policies. He will outline domestic programs in major speeches and push neutrality and religion in politics while countering Republican old guard strategies.
J. S. Barnes, owner of the Ballard franchise, seeks Aberdeen entry this year by forming a $6,000 stock company with $1,000 to Barnes. Aberdeen businessmen want a league guarantee of a 3 to 5 year stay, and favorable terms with 80 percent of gate receipts to clubs. Grays Harbor Railway offers free grounds and potential park improvements at Electric Park, boosting expected attendance.
The court orders about 200 Connecticut union members to pay 252,130 dollars for a nationwide boycott of Loewe hatters in Danbury. Unanimous ruling by Justice Holmes holds members jointly liable for actions by labor organizations.
The funeral of Mrs Lizzie Everson was held Wednesday afternoon at the Norwegian Lutheran church with Rev Wold officiating. A large number of relatives and friends accompanied the remains to Fern Hill cemetery for burial beside her husband.
A National capital dispatch reports a special board recommends restoring jetties and funding a powerful dredge at Grays Harbor. Proposed costs include 450000 for dredge, 500000 for the north jetty, and 870000 for the south jetty, with no immediate action by Congress.
The Hoquiam post office clerks were hosted by John Senfesty at 123 Eklund Avenue Tuesday evening after their business session. Irving Witte teased the piano while Whittier Stritmatter and Harry Barr played cornet and flute during the social portion and lunch.
The Aberdeen chamber will hold its annual meeting next Monday at 7 PM in Hotel Washington. Officers will be elected and the year’s work reviewed as plans for the coming year are discussed. President W C Muman proposed two prizes totaling 150 for the county fair agricultural displays. The rivers and harbors board recommendation seeks 1.8 million dollars for Grays Harbor and will be acted on.
The Montesano water district petition meets the required threshold with 2798 names, surpassing the 2735 needed. Auditor R. G. Trask completed the canvass and the petition heads to the commissioners for action, possibly to the old board or the new one, to order an election.
The Herald emphasizes its status as Chehalis County’s most read paper and targets advertisers with its broad reach. Local merchants seek exposure through its pages as Wise advertisers know it.
Registration books opened with nearly 400 voters in the first week signaling strong interest. Mayor Eugene France seeks re election while several incumbents and hopefuls including Judge Glen Snider and treasurer T H Hill plan bids. Wards show potential競 opponents though no firm candidacies yet.
Mr and Mrs A A Lark hosted a party on East Tenth Street Wednesday. Prizes in Five Hundred went to Miss Russ and Mr Holmquist, in Rook to Mrs Edwards and Mr Crary, with Dr Kinne and Mrs Holmquist winning the booby. Consolation went to Mr Dunn and Mrs Dunn. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Fred Dean of Hoquiam. Mrs Lark and her mother Mrs Woodard served refreshments.
Idaho Governor Moses Alexander urges tax relief and a leaner government in his annual address. He proposes cutting his salary, repealing continuing appropriations, abolishing the immigration commissioner and tax commission, and reducing budgets for several departments to lower state taxes. He also calls for reorganization of fish and game, attorney general, and pure food departments.
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