Bank of Elma Robbery Convictions Reported
Yacob Malsogow found guilty of taking part in the Bank of Elma robbery. Verdict delivered after long deliberations. Hodoff Isamag Hodoff sentenced to 5 to 20 years in Walla Walla. Sheriff Mathews orders extra guards amid concern over jailed Russians and a potential rescue attempt.
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Yacob Malsogow
Elma
Malsogow
Sam Malsogow
Aberdeen
Lavienne
Hodoff
Isamag Hodoff
Walla Walla
Bank of Elma
O’bryan
Earl Boyer
Mathews
Burglar Thefts Lead To Arrest In Melbourne Case
George Remington allegedly burglarized Walter Swensen's Melbourne home while the family was away and stored stolen items at Indian Creek. He was taken from the city jail to the county jail by Deputy Sheriff Fitzgerald. Swensen later found his clothing and together with his wife’s in Remington’s home and gisted items including a clothes wringer and meat chopper. Mrs Swensen was in hospital. Swensen worked at a logging camp.
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George Remington
Walter Swensen
Melbourne
Indian Creek
Fitzgerald
Swensen
Remington
Splash Festa Brightens Grays Harbor Opening Day
The second annual Grays Harbor Splash opened in Aberdeen with ideal weather and large crowds. Events included speed launches, street races on Market street, and numerous athletic contests with winners in dash events, races, and novelty challenges.
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Grays Harbor
Aberdeen
Henry Dixon
Henry Rundell
Cosmopolis
Rundell
Market Street
Broadway
G Street
Bert Beams
John Muncheon
Willie Leacock
Rollin Gerhardt
Dene Schuster
Evelyn Mendenhall
Catherine Dunn
Ward Brothers
Riley and Cregg
W. A. Rainey
Jack Greer
Victor Bernstein
J. A. Sergius
Edward Patterson
V. Luce
B. Luce
Walter Anatie
Walter McMurray
Riley Creigh
John Murchison
J. Curtiss
H. Addison
W. J. Loveline
Pacific Beach Hotel Splash Day Schedule
A long splash program lists contests and athletic events from eight thirty in the morning through the evening including bucking, races for boys under sixteen, greased pole climbs, swimming and log rolling. A parade tomorrow morning forms on Heron street with detailed section lineups and a governor’s reviewing stand at Wishkah and Broadway.
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F Streets
Chehalish River
Wishkah Street
Broadway
F Street
Wishkah
Market Streets
H Streets
Geo. J. Wolff
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C. D. McClure
E. A. McKenna
E. A. Bradner
W. H. Johnston
E. R. Brady
Grand Army of the Republic
United Spanish War Veterans
Daughters of the American Revolution
Women’s Relief Corps
Red Cross Society
Boy Scouts of America
F. O. Dole
J. E. Stewart
Junior Hoonan
Hon. Lewis
Burnett
United States Postal Dept
Engineer Dept
Hoquiam
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Elma
Cosmopolis
Aberdeen
Water Dept
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Associated Charities
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Reading of Declaration of Independence Program Highlights
A civic program featured A. E. Cross soloing The Star Spangled Banner under Don Hawley with 12 young violinists led by Marian Barnstein. Frederick Hart accompanied the male quartet, followed by Benediction by Rev J T McQueen and Knights of Pythias Company 8th ushers.
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Don Hawley
Marian Barnstein
Frederick Hart
J. T. McQueen
Company 8Th
Military Department
Knights of Pythias
Pioneer Red Cross Drug Store Leader Acknowledged
The Pioneer Red Cross Drug Store of Hoquiam run by H. P. Aubright gains praise as a town pioneer who stands high in community life. His pharmacy is among the best in Grays Harbor, and he has contributed time and money to worthy regional projects and the upbuilding of the harbor area.
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RED Cross
Hoquiam
H. P. Aubright
Grays Harbor
The Lion Bar Run by R G Lane in Aberdeen
The Lion Bar at 311 East Heron Street is operated by R G Lane, a respected Aberdeen merchant. John Graff assists with food service and catering to patrons, offering brandy whiskey wine beer and meals including chili tamales and shell fish in season. The owners are described as genial energetic and focused on customer satisfaction with top quality offerings.
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Lion Bar
East Heron Street
R. G. Lane
Lane
Aberdeen
John Graff
The Brook Bar and its Enterprising Proprietor
Gus Sangstad operates The Brook Bar at 415 East Heron Street in Grays Harbor for several years. A genial progressive businessman, he runs a thirst parlor with ice cold beer, wines, and standard liquors, plus a connected cafe. The establishment is orderly and popular with patrons seeking lunch and drinks, reflecting Aberdeen’s leading business men and progress as a watchword.
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Gus Sangstad
Grays Harbor
Sangstad
Aberdeen
the Brook
J H Johnsons Alaska Menagerie At Aberdeen
The Alaska animals exhibit features moose towering seven and a half feet tall with six foot horns Caribou with seventy horns a Mt McKinley sheep and high mountain goats. Also bears wolves and native birds on display at 3811 East Wishkah Street for the Panama Fair 1915 admission 25 cents. children ten and under ten cents. The Frank Rich Comedy Co. presents Splash at the Bijou theater with a praised performance in Aberdeen.
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Alaska
San Francisco
East Wishkah Street
Aberdeen Herald Office
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