Tacoma Banker Praises New Currency Law in Talk
Four hundred Tacoma business leaders attend a noon briefing by Ralph S. Stacy president of the National Bank of Tacoma. He calls the currency law the best national legislation in 50 years and predicts improved business and a new era of progress in five years. He explains reserve transfers, federal reserve structure, and potential regional bank governance.
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Ralph S. Stacy
Tacoma
Commercial Club
National Bank of Tacoma
Stacy
United States
Federal Reserve Banks
Secretary of the Treasury
Mc Stacy
Statewide Prohibition Day Observed By W C T U
The Ashbury Park chapter of the Women's Christian Temperance Union marks January 15 as National Constitutional Amendment Day with an all day meeting at the First Methodist church beginning at 10 a m. The program features prayers readings from Mrs Mills Mrs Robi Graham and others including a symposium on state wide prohibition plans and a children's rally.
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Ashbury Park
N. J
Women's Christian Temperance Union
First Methodist Church
Mills
Robi. Graham
Seine
McDermoth
Alvira Mills
Christian Church
Florence Waugh
R. E. Cooper
Estella Beam
Wenn
F.F.W. Green
Burglar Tries Bassett Drug Store Break-In
A burglar attempted to enter Bassett Drug Store by cutting a large hole in the plate glass door during weekend hours. The thief tried to cut out a ring from the door with a diamond but fled when the glass proved too thick or was deterred.
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Bassett Drug Store
Sewer District Planned in Elma
Elma plans to form a sewer district at the Jan 20 town council meeting with a resolution and ordinance to create the system. Taxpayers will review the action for two weeks before final ordinance passage. A sewer system is expected by fall.
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Elma
All the News All the Time in the Herald
A compact note proclaims the Herald as a source of constant coverage delivering round the clock updates and features for readers seeking continuous local and regional news coverage.
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The
Herald
Landslide Kills Log Crewman on Coats Fordney Railroad
While 18 men worked in a cut on the Coats Fordney Logging Co railroad a landslide buried Joe Polaki and Mack Polaki and another man. Joe Polaki died en route to the city. Mack Polaki suffered severe injuries and is at St Joseph's Hospital with a broken leg multiple ribs and possible internal injuries. The third man escaped with minor injuries. Funeral held this afternoon at Whiteside Chapel.
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Coats-Fordney Logging Co
Joe Polaki
Mack
St. Joseph's Hospital
Isaac Pulaki
Hume Street
Poland
Whiteside Chapel
Convention in Session for International Shingle Weavers Union
The thirteenth annual convention of the International Union of Shingle Weavers Saw Mill Workers and Woodsmen opened yesterday in A U W Hall and runs through Saturday. About 150 delegates from Washington Oregon and Idaho attend with an open meeting Sunday night in Knights of Pythias hall where allied unions officials spoke. Aberdeen’s A I McCall is a candidate for vice president of the International union.
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International Union of Shingle Weavers
Carpenter contract awarded for Weatherwax apartment project
The Weatherwax apartment house on First and H streets awarded last week to Patrick Manning of Chehalis. Manning already holds the contract for adding to the South Aberdeen schoolhouse.
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Weatherwax
First
H Streets
Patrick Manning
Chehalis
South Aberdeen School House
Lazy Husband Law Poses Enforcment Puzzle in Chehalis County
In Montesano on January 13 officials wrestle with enforcing the Lazy Husband act. Courts bail offending men while families rely on $1.50 daily, and commissioners consider a rock pile to fund support. A rock quarry near Oakville could supply work for prisoners, but costs and logistics loom.
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Montesano
Chehalis County
Local W C T U Observes National Prohibition Day
The W C T U will hold an all day meeting next Thursday starting at 10 a m in the First Methodist church to observe National Prohibition Day.
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First Methodist Church
Chamber of Commerce Annual Meeting at Hotel Washington
The Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce invites residents to a 7 o'clock dinner meeting at Hotel Washington to reorganize for a publicity drive for the coming year. The article stresses 1914 as pivotal with the Panama Canal set to be completed and calls for concerted action to promote Pacific Coast settlement and capital.
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Hotel Washington
Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce
Pacific Coast
Panama Canal
Northwest
Rocky Mountains
Aberdeen
Deserter Surrenders From Cruiser Cheyenne
Charles L. Seymour aged 25 turned himself in to the police as a deserter from the Cruiser Cheyenne and will be taken to Bremerton today. He deserted last July at Bremerton and sailed from Aberdeen to Callao on the schooner A B Johnson, Isle, saying he is tired of dodging naval authorities and prefers punishment.
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Chas. L. Seymour
Cheyenne
Bremerton
Seymour
Aberdeen
Callao
A. B. Johnson
Isle
Fire extinguished at Fagle Cafe minor stove fire
Fire department responded at five am to a slight stove wood fire under the kitchen range at the Fagle Cafe on South F street between Heron and Wish kah streets. Damage did not exceed $20 and was insured.
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South F Street
Heron and
Wishkah Streets
Mob abducts Ross family and torches ranch in Pacific county
Mrs. Margaret M Ross and her two sons were seized by 15 masked men from a North River valley ranch in a Sunday night attack. The mob fired on the home burned two small buildings and forced the trio across the county line to the McCormack ranch. They were taken to Chehalis county authorities and Governor Lister were informed. Mrs. Ross identified several names among the mob and says the group included her neighbor A M Howard and his sons in law. The family seeks protection as patrols and police aid are discussed with no local sheriff action possible at the Pacific county line. The incident ties to earlier claims of land disputes and alleged claim jumping.
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Oakville
Margaret M. Ross
North River Valley
Pacific County
Chehalis County
W. D. McCormack
Ernest Lister
A. M. Wade
Aberdeen
Superior Court
Frank Niedarzik
Germany
Tacoma
Niedarzik
Jurge Sheeks
Mhaomed
A. E. Cross
Lister
Cross
Sheeks
Will Reside Here Thomas B Dyer Painter Plans Aberdeen Studio
Thomas B Dyer nephew of Samuel Benn and a bachelor has stayed in the city for weeks and will make his home here. A painter of talent and Cooper Institute graduate in New York he sent paintings to Mr Benn for sale and many leading residents bought them. Dyer plans to open a studio in Aberdeen and praises his harbor sunset sketches as among his best.
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Thomas B. Dyer
Samuel Benn
Mr. Dyer
Cooper Institute of New York
Mr. Benn
Dyer
Aberdeen
Harbor Country
Inquiring Eastern Friends Prompt Herald Inquiry
Readers in the East urged to send questions to the Herald on a twice weekly schedule. The notice invites inquiries from distant correspondents and promises timely responses.
Crosbie Pioneer Resident Dies in Salem Asylum
William J. Crosbie a pioneer resident of Aberdeen died Sunday in the Salem Oregon insane asylum where he had been confined. The body was shipped to Tacoma for the funeral set for tomorrow with C. V. Loy leaving this afternoon to attend.
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William J. Crosbie
Aberdeen
Salem
Oregon
Tacoma
C. V. Loy
Auto Pumper Shipped For Fire Department
Fire Chief W. H. Tamblyn announced a telegram indicating the new auto pumper for the department had shipped from the St. Paul factory. The shipment arrives three weeks ahead of contract time, indicating prompt delivery.
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W. H. Tamblyn
St. Paul
Rebuilding Pipe Organ at St Andrew's Church
C A Marshall arrived from Kansas City to overhaul and set up the pipe organ in St. Andrew's new church in Aberdeeen. Marshall originally set up the organ when purchased and has many friends here. It will take about two weeks to complete and place it in good repair.
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C. A. Marshall
Kansas City
St. Andrew's New Church
Mr. Marshall
Aberdeen
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