Impeachment Proceedings Open Against Schively in Olympia
In Olympia the Senate forms a court of impeachment after the House adopted 26 charges against John H. Schively state Insurance Commissioner. He is summoned to enter a plea tomorrow at 10 30 am. He faces perjury and neglect of duty among other counts with alleged un lawful payments from insurers totaling about 4000 dollars.
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Olympia
House
John H. Schively
Senate
Schively
M. A. Fullerton
Supreme Court
Spokane
Pacific Livestock Insurance Company
House Board of Managers
Megis
Lambert
Sparks
F. C. Jackson
Hubbell
Todd
Edge
Buchanan
McGregor
DeWolfe
Tacoma
Halsey
Palmer
David
Thayer
Bird
Hay
Wolff
Capitol Commission
Washington
Williams
King
Judiciary
Federated Clubs of
Seattle
Carlyon
Publisher's notice on missed Herald delivery
City subscribers who do not receive the Herald by 6 p m on Mondays and Thursdays should notify the City Messenger Co Tel 3551 and a replacement paper will be sent to the address at once.
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Herald
City Messenger Co
Forest Service and states vow fire loss records collaboration
State officials, associations, and individuals will cooperate with the U S Forest Service to compile a county by county report on fire losses in Washington and Oregon this summer. The effort aims to unify data on area burned, timber value, and firefighting costs for public use.
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Portland
Ore
United States Forest Service
Washington
Oregon
Forest Service
Tvcrest
State Boards of Forestry
E. T. Allen
Oregon Conservative Association
Oregon State Board of Forestry
Washington Forest Fire Association
Oregon Conservation Association
State Board
The
Washington State Board of Forestry
Drowns in Wishkah River Tragedy Claims 17 Year Old
Wesley Wade aged 17 drowned in the Wishkah river Monday morning after slipping from a log while with companion Frank Lagendorf. Lagendorf clung to a log and was rescued. Wade vanished and coroner Smits ruled no inquest. Funeral held Tuesday at Randolph Undertaking Parlors.
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Wesley Wade
West Second Street
Wishkah
Frank Lagendorf
Wade
Lagendorf
Smits
Randolph Undertaking
Hay's folly costs Washington taxpayers big session tab
Acting Governor Hay's special session has cost Washington taxpayers $43,000 so far with $10,826.30 spent including mileage, per diem for senators and House members, and printing. The Senate increased House expenses to $30,000 and may fund an investigating committee. further costs could push total beyond $60,000 if the session lasts three weeks or more. Mileage to Reeves and Stone drew substantial sums, approved by the House lawyer and paid by the House.
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Olympia
Hay
Senate
House
Representative Reeves
Whatcom
Stone
Lincoln
Seattle
Reeves
Auto Wreck Near Elma Injures Several
A party of seven including Jack Shapton and Hazel Magill escaped serious harm after their Hoquiam Auto company vehicle skidded on a curve east of Elma. The car rolled partly off the road, pinioning some occupants briefly before others rode with Mr. Flynn to safety after a honeymoon return from the fair.
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Elma
Jack Shapton
Stuart Hoonan
Charles Ingram
Hazel Magill
Anna Carlson
Laura Hulbert
Margaret Baker
Hoquiam Auto Company
Montesano
Mr. Flynn
City Council Advances Garbage Ordinance And Street Plans
The Aberdeen council pushed the garbage ordinance but delayed final rates. It ordered a spur from the Northern Pacific along Heron Wishkah for access. Water meters on schools were approved and licenses granted to Grays Harbor Liquor Co and Corner Saloon. Street projects, speed limits, sidewalk bids, and water rights for Humptulips were set or approved.
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Creech & Walker
Northern Pacific
Heron
Wishkah
Heron Street
Grays Harbor Liquor Co
Wm. Getche
South G Stret
LaFayette
Tecmsah
Aberdeen
Fire and Water Committee
K Street
J. R. Nordgren
John A. Nelson
State Board Awards Contracts for Supplies in Olympia
The state board of control awarded several contracts today to low bidders including A. F. Coats & Co. for 200 barrels of training shell at $2.30 each and 52.00 Star A Star shingles from Coal Creek Lumber Company for $98.80. Purchases for Steilacoom hospital included 100 rubber sheets from Spokane Drug Co and groceries from Schubacher Bros and Sylvester Bros with other suppliers listed for beans rice shorts and other goods. A call for bids to be opened July 15 seeks lumber shingles and doors for convict camp buildings at Deception Pass.
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Olympia
State Board of Control
Schol
Chehalis
A. F. Coats & Co
Seattle
Coal Creek Lumber Company
Steilacoom Hospital
Spokane Drug Company
Schubacher Bros
Sylvester Bros
West Coast Grocery
Albers Bros. Milling Company
Tacoma Company
Tacoma
Deception Pass
Logging Camp Tragedy Claims Foreman Neck Breaks
Bert Berry fore man at Rubel's logging camp on John's river was killed when a cable struck him as it snapped free after a line was attached to a log. Ross Awrey sustained severe scalp injuries and remains in precarious condition hours after the accident. Berry's body bound for North Carolina relatives.
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Bert Berry
Rubel’s
John’s River
Ross Awrey
Berry
Awrey
North Carolina
Company G Second Infantry to assemble for Fourth of July parade
Company G Second Infantry N G W orders assembling at the armory Saturday July 3 at 6 30 a m in dress uniform to sign Fourth of July pay rolls and participate in the Montesano parade. Boat departs Montesano at 7 30 a m and pay rolls must be signed before departure. By order of O Austin 1st Lieut Comdg Co G
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Montesano
Gas Bag Opens Big Meantimes in Legislature
Olympia dispatch reports a chaotic special session with confusion over leadership, bills, and proposed reforms. The insurance commissioner plans to fight every move while impeachment threats loom and a defection-filled reorganization unsettles both houses.
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