Accidents Mark First Week of Legislature
Hoquiam grammar school girls injure during sledding and snowball fights leading to pepper attack on boys. Miss Myrtle Senfesty unconscious. Miss Mabel Knudsen and Miss Ellis minor injuries. Alice Gage loses sight in one eye from a thrown stone struck ball. Miss Mabel Brown breaks leg in coasting mishap at Porter. Eva Brown teaches in Hoquiam. Legislature opens with economy drive and apportionment talks amid liquor lobbying clash and budget concerns.
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Hoquiam
Myrtle Senfesty
Mabel Knudsen
Miss Ellis
Karl’s Hill
Alice Gage
Mabel Brown
Porter
W. W. Brown
Karr Avenue
Bar Association Backs Higher Judge Salaries and Local Reform
The Chehalis County Bar association met in Hoquiam and endorsed raising superior court judge salaries to 6000. They urged advocacy before the state legislature and elected E. E. Boner as president and E. F. A. Philbrick as secretary treasurer. An executive board includes L. H. Brewer Dan Pearsall and E. S. Avey. They also favored appointing J. E. Stewart as bankruptcy referee for Grays Harbor and 변경 meeting dates to the second Wednesday in specified months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
Hoquiam
Chehalis County
E. E. Boner
EF. A. Philbrick
C. W. Hodgdon
W. W. Bower
L. H. Brewer
Dan Pearsall
Aberdeen
E. S. Avey
Elma
Hanford
J. E. Stewart
Grays Harbor
City Councilor James Parks Files for Mayor in Primaries
City Councilman James Parks filed Saturday as a mayoral candidate for the municipal primaries on March 7, becoming the second contender after Frank Beam who filed last week. Council candidates also include L. F. Beckenhauer from the second ward and Andrew Reid from the fourth ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Parks
Frank Beam
L. F. Beckenhauer
Andrew Reid
Navy Won’t Allow Mormon Iconography on Utah Silver Service
Letter from Assistant Secretary Beekman Winthrop to Hugh M. Miller details Navy stance on engraving Brigham Young and a Salt Lake Temple image on the silver service for the battleship Utah. The department argues the artwork is not a matter of national concern and declines protest.
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Navy Department
Brigham Young and
Mormon Temple
Utah
Stigham Young
Salt Lake City
Hugh Trordon Miller
New York
Bertrop
Miller
New York City
Winthrop
Uriah
Brigham Young
Beekman Winthrop
the Navy
Assessor Attack Dominates Tax Board Meeting Prep
Everett January report notes Snohomish County Assessor William Whitfield predicting sharp figures to rebut state tax board reductions. He urges memorial to abolish assessor offices and criticizes current governance of property assessments. The Poultry Show in Aberdeen February dates 2 3 4 draws strong local business and breeder support with prize donations and scoring opportunities for entrants.
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Ando
TAX Board
Pierce County
William Whitfield
Snohomish
State Board
Clark Defends Democrat View On Rules Fight
Representative Champ Clark issued a statement explaining the Democratic stance on the recent rules fight in the house. He argues Democrats did not overturn precedent and frames the March 1910 actions as a revolution to liberate the house from a five-man Rules Committee oligarchy led by the speaker.
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Whatcom
Clallam
Skagit
Jefferson
Snohomish
Kitsap
San Juan
Island
Chehalis
Mason and Thurston
Seattle
King County
Pierce
Lewis
Pacific Wakiakum
Cowlitz
Spokane
Stevens
Douglas
Okanogan
Chelan
Ferry
Lincoln
Columbia River
Clarke
Whitman
Columbia
Garfield
Asotin
Franklin
Skamania
Adams
Grant
Walla
House
Doty
Washington
LL. C
Cannon
Champ Clark
Committee On Rules
Judge Fuller
Illinois
James R. Mann
Joseph Holt Gaines
West Virginia
Birds Bring Big Money Says Committee
The committee urges entrants to submit birds early so coops can be ordered for all exhibitors. This ensures adequate housing and fair judging for the show.
Catholic Ladies Elect Officers at Annual Meeting
At the Catholic Ladies' Society annual meeting held Wednesday afternoon at 316 West Fifth Street, officers for the coming year were elected. President is Mrs Lee Welch, Secretary is Mrs G W Makurath, and Treasurer is Mrs Joseph Sazarin.
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Catholic Ladies’ Society
G. Wakuurath
West Fifth Street
Lee Welch
G W Makurath
Joseph Sazarin
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Hoquiam Grammar School
Olympia
Taylor
Paulhamus
Senate
Claussen
12Th Legisia
BAR Association
Rinting Aberdeen Printing Co
Sassissippi
Meer Tape
Tateson Davis
Confederate States
Missisido Island
Dtate
TAX Commission
Everett, Jan
Whitfield
Grays Harbor Poultry Association Are
United States
West
Dixon
Clark
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