Campaign of Education and Party Organization
Long document outlining the Democratic Party structure in Aberdeen with roles for Chief Organizer Secretary Treasurer and Executive Committee. It details duties methods meetings funds membership dues two year renewal and rules for changing procedures with emphasis on direct democracy and education through local papers and sociable gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Central Committee
Jefferson
Aberdeen Herald
Democratic Party
Aberdeen City Council Adopts Purchases and Ordinances
The council authorized a dump wagon for the street department three fire alarm boxes and a wide carriage typewriter for the engineer s office A liquor license bill was urged for bartenders and wholesale dealers The police chief to attend the state sheriffs convention at Olympia with 15 expenses The grade reduction on Broadway at Second Street referred to the street committee A free market proposal was rejected Finance committees opposed the J M Clapp water project Grants to use hospital as a public meeting place Denied renewal for Board of Trade saloon license and deferred P McDonough license A street alley improvement and paving ordinances ordered for next meeting West End street exchange referred to finance Legal and engineer to address Fry creek drainage and related resolutions
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drake
Polic Committee
Olympia
Broadway
Second Street
Finance and Water Committees
J. M. Clapp
North Aberdeen
J. P. Carlson
Mayor Parks
Board of Trade
Lcense
P. McDonough
Phil. S. Locke
West End
Finance Committee
Ewart
Fry Creek
One Year of a Progressive Governor Wilson in New Jersey
The article reviews Governor Wilson of New Jersey and his first year, noting four promised reforms direct primary corrupt practices law public service commission power to fix rates and employers liability. It discusses his progressive platform and belief in responsible government and his view of the boss system arising from constitutional gaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
United States
James R. Nugent
Smith
Wilson
Henor
Nugent
Republican “Board of Guardians
Senate
Supreme Court Room
Statehouse
Martin
Democratic Party
Public Service Commission
Governor Wilson’s Determined Leadership in New Jersey
Governor Wilson asserts himself as party leader and pushes for open public debate to enact platform policies despite Senate opposition and old guard rivals. He relies on public sentiment, merits of bills, and transparent discussion to overcome entrenched corporate influence in New Jersey politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tors
Wilson
Commonwealth
Monmouth County
Geran
Senate
Martine
United States Senate
Smith
Friends of Good Government
State of New Jersey
Sena
Burnett to perform at Grand Tonight
John J. Blackmore presents a program titled Nocturne in E flat by Chopin and Romance from Mignon by A Thomas Sebastian Burnett at the Grand tonight featuring pianist Burnett and performer John J. Blackmore in a nocturnal concert on page one continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chopin John J. Blackmore
Thomas Sebastian Burnett
Mentors Propose Chehalis County Rename and Legislation
The group endorsed a move to rename Chehalis County to Grays Harbor by the current legislature to avoid confusion with the city of the same name at the San Francisco expo. They backed the McArdle congressional apportionment bill and Governor Lister’s plan to spend 20 million dollars to clear logged-off lands. A committee led by W. C. Muman was named to travel to Olympia to push these bills, including Phil Locke Ed Finch E E Boner Guy Hafferty and J J Carney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorsed
Chehalis
Grays Harbor
Seattle
McArdle
Lister
W. C. Muman
Olympia
Phil
Locke
C. Finch
E. E. Boner
Guy P. Hafferty
J. J. Carney
Quiet Campaign Continues As Filing Nears February 8
Sawyer was the choice of the meeting as quiet political activity grows in the wards. Filing closes February 8 and about 800 voters have registered so far, a reflection of Aberdeen electors’ habit of delaying registration until the last days.
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Aberdeen
Nine Story Fall Injures Ironworker in Chicago
Grover Nielson an ironworker on a building under construction in Chicago fell nine stories through an elevator shaft after mistaking a shadow for solid footing. He landed on sand and suffered a broken finger and a severe shaking up with no other injuries reported.
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Grover Nielson
Chicago
Nielson
Store and Office Open House Invitation
A special visit to our store and offices is invited for an evening. An orchestra will render selections throughout the event. We will be pleased to have everyone who possibly can attend and spend the evening with us.
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Washington
Nature
Oregon
R. W. Pierce
Pierce
James G. Kent
S. Street
S. E
Washington, D.C
J.G. Kent, Esq
Campaign OF Education
Official Organ
France
East Heron
East Wishkah
Kansas Street
Woodrow Wilson
White House
William Bayard Hale
Doubleday, Page & Co
Davidson Bros
Yakima
Revere
Snyder’s
Columbia
Schilling
Burnett
GRAND
Sawyer
Wolff's
New York
Fifth Avenue
Geo. J. Wolff
Woodmen OF
Americ
WM. M. Falkner
C. C
J. J. Robinson
Cilers
HAYES @ HAYES Bankers (Incorporated
Aiway
Jas. McNanar
West Heron Street
Humboldt Saloon
Fred Hewitt
F Street
Dan Pearsall
U. S. Court Commissioner
Wishkah Black
THW. Hill Public Accountant
City Messenger CO
Aus
E. Wishkah
the Electric Service and Supply Company
Grays Harbor Railway and Light Company
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