Aberdeen Fourth of July Pageant Plans Draw Crowds
Aberdeen prepares a massive Fourth of July program on Grays Harbor with a street carnival parade starting at 9 30 a m featuring the Seattle Automobile club and Chehalis County Automobile club entries. The event includes a Grand Theater program with band music and a full day of water sports races ballgame and an evening carnival with military and athletic contests drawing large crowds.
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Grays Harbor
Aberdeen
Chas. McDermoth
Eugene France
Reading
W. L. Greenleaf
C. I. Prescott
C. H. Hanford
Etibio
Sass
Rele
Ferrites
Isis
Aberdeen Band
F. F. W. Greene
America
W. R. Macfarlane
George Stalding
Chas. Clark
O. R. Austin
Dr. G. Starter
J. M. L. Bowlby
Phil S. Locke
Bowes
Dan Pearsall
H. A. Comeau
Heron Street Brige
West & Slade Dock
Burrows' Dock
Wishkah
Heron
H Street
Washington Street
National Parade Program With Naval Salute and Civic Groups
National 47 gun salute at 9 30 a m opens a grand parade with police platoon grand marshal Hon John 4G Lewis chief of staff Hon E C Finch aides Mr W F Paull Mr Egbert Snyder Mr Will Herren Mr A C Sellman Aberdeen Band and president of the day Hon Eugene France orator Hon C H Hanford mayor and city council G N G W Company Captain O R Austin Liberty Car Miss Mabel Knudson Goddess of Liberty Uniform Rank Knights of Pythias Major D M Bowes Aberdeen Aerie Frat Order of Eagles civic societies secret orders parade features Aberdeen Public School children industrial floats Aberdeen Fire Department Pollow Carnival Band and decorated autos including Seattle Automobile Club parade of Masques.
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Aberdeen
Seattle Automobile Club
Chehalis County Automobile Club
Seattle
Quackenbush
Moclips
Hoquiam
Olympia
A. Warren Gould
O. R. Austin
N. G. W. Knights of Pythias
Order of Eagles
K Street
Market
Heron Street
Pollow Amusement Company
Market Street
Broadway
Des Moines
John
Lewis
E. C. Finch
W. F. Paull
Egbert Snyder
Will Herren
A. C. Sellman
Aberdeen Band
Eugene France
C. H. Hanford
Liberty Car
Mabel Knudson
Goddess of Liberty
Knights of Pythias
D. M. Bowes
Aberdeen Aerie Frat
Aberdeen Fire Department
Pollow
Seattle Automobile Clubs
Montesano Gossip Signals Grand Jury and Local Politics
The Montesano community debates the first Chehalis county grand jury in over twenty years amid rumors of office misconduct and calls for thorough probes. County Attorney Campbell faces criticism over the Klingenberg murder case as Abel seeks congress, while Judge Sheeks enjoys broad support and Boner challenges in the superior bench race.
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Klingenberg
Abel
Congress
Timber Junta
Boner
Montesano
Chehalis
Court House
Campbell
John Klingenberg
Charles Hadberg
Sheriff’s Office
Gohl
W. H. Abel
Chehalis County
W. W. Boner
Aberdeen
Sheeks
Attorney Boner
Sudden Death Claims Charles F. Kleist at 33
Charles F. Kleist, 33, an expressman from Grays Harbor, died at Aberdeen General Hospital after a weeklong battle with pneumonia following a severe cold. He leaves a wife, two children, and three brothers, with funeral held at the Baptist church under Foresters of America rites. He was born in Muscatine, Iowa, and married Luzelle Coles on June 5, 1905.
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Grim Reaper
Charles F. Kleist
Aberdeen General Hospital
Kleist
Express
Mr. Kleist
John H. Kleist
Robert Kleist
Fred Kleist
A. J. Lindsay
Charles Kleist
Muscatine
Grays Harbor
Luzelle Coles
Lilla A. Coles
the Baptist Church
F. K. van Tassel
The
Foresters of America
Boner and Sheeks Enter Republican Judge Race
W W Boner of Boner and Boner announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for superior court judge. Judge Sheeks, the incumbent, also seeks the nomination.
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W. W. Boner
Boner and Boner
Superior Court
Sheeks
Roosevelt commits to bitter uprising against Taft era
Former President Roosevelt ends a Sagamore Hill conference with three Kansas insurgents Bristow Madison and Murdock signaling a sustained clash with the Taft administration and Cannonism. Lloyd Griscom visited, carrying a message urging New York to adopt a direct primary law.
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Lloyd Griscom
Roosevelt
New York State
Bryan Explains Roosevelt Power In Politics
In Montreal on July 2 W. J. Bryan assessed Theodore Roosevelt's political influence. He said Roosevelt's reach depends on his own inclinations and stance on public questions whether partisan or independent. Bryan warned the Roosevelt name could sway party lines if partisan or broad public opinion if independent.
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Montreal
W. J. Bryan
Theodore Roosevelt
Congress
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