Ballinger Addresses Danger to Republic and Recall Critics
Ex Secretary Richard A. Ballinger speaks at the Grand Theater on early statesmen methods and the dangers of recall and initiative within democracy. He warns that direct popular vote and frequent electoral turnover threaten constitutional stability and minority rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard A. Ballinger
Seattle
J. B. Bridges
Aberdeen City Band
Father Quain
T. B. Bruener
Bridges
Mr. Ballinger
R. E. Cooper
Washington
Jefferson
George III
United States
Republic
Abraham Lincoln
Disraeli
Madison
Federalist
Man Shot Last Night at The Fashion Saloon
Tommy Rice a laborer about sixty was shot near the heart at the Fashion saloon by a Greek named Calestro. Rice hospitalized with guarded prospects while bloodhounds and officers pursued the fleeing assailant through town. Calestro remains at large as the manhunt continues with police involvement and witness accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Rice
Calestro
Rice
Aberdeen General Hospital
Dagoes
Church
Dean
Paul Smits
Billy Boyle
Boyle
Herald
Si Stapleford
Stapleford
Bob Hamilton
Frank Stafford
Miles Lammi
Joe
Charley
Tommy
Templeman
Federal Mill
Payette
Seattle
Polson Camp
Montesano
G Street
Congregational Meeting at Presbyterian Church Details Call for Pastor
Tonight the Presbyterian church hosts a congregational meeting to discuss calling Rev. R F E Cooper as pastor. Rev Cooper has preached here for some time and served acceptably. Rev Quick of Hoquiam leads the devotional and serves as moderator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
R. FE. Cooper
Cooper
Quick
Hoquiam
Baby wins prizes in Olympia Fourth contest
Mr and Mrs W J Egerer celebrate as their baby boy Joseph takes three prizes in the Olympia Fourth of July baby contest. Neighbors praise the family while joking it offsets the city baseball loss, with friends showering congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Egerer
City
Olympia
Joseph
Egerer
Awards Named For Fourth Prizes In Parade Judging
Judges certify winners across floats autos buildings windows and character representations in a parade. Davidson Bros Yakima Flour led best decorated float while Fraternal Order of Eagles won for civic showing and Royal Neighbors for most attractive organization.
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J. G. Lewis
Aberdeen City
Heron Street
Broadway
R. A. Ballinger
Royal Neighbors
Order of Electa
Women of Woodcraft
Eagles
Moose
George Washington
Uncle Sam
Civic Improvement Association
Yakima
Davidson Bros
Salome
George J. Wolff
Yakime Flour
S. M. Anderson Land Company
Pat Lavey
Home Florist
White Swan
Carstens Packing Company
Western Plumbing Company
Aberdeen Construction Company
Willis R. Lebo &Co
W. B. Mack
Harlan
Livingston
Waugh
J. W. Baker Hardware Company
Fraternal Order of Eagles
White Horse
King Rex
Donkey
Peter Clark
Barkley
B. F. Brooks
Charles McDermoth
W. O. McKinlay
B. F. Johnson
F. W. Loomis
Frank Beam
Boys depart for seaside camp aboard Harbor Belle
About twenty boys left this morning on the steamer Harbor Belle bound for a seaside camp four miles below Cohassett. Coach S L Moyer accompanies them and will stay for the six weeks. Hoquiam youths joined the party as preparations and supplies for the camp are completed.
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Harbor Belle
Westport
S. L. Moyer
Cohassett
Hoquiam
Militia Company G Heads to Camp Cosgrove at American Lake
Forty members of Company G N G W under Captain A L Johnson entrained for a ten day encampment at Camp Cosgrove American Lake. A Tacoma squad of ten joined for the Tacoma Carnival of the Nations parade. They later returned to Camp Cosgrove to resume state militia drill, with maneuvers following regular army plans. Camp breaks July 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Johnson
Camp Cosgrove
American Lake
Tacoma
Glen Smith
Toymakers at Grand Theater Promises Fascinating Show
The Ferris Hartman Opera company presents The Toymakers at the Grand Theater tomorrow night. The musical comedy features Ferris Hartman as lead, a strong supporting cast, a large beauty chorus, and a toy shop setting in Germany. Tickets are on sale at the Grand theater box office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferris Hartman
Elks Circus at Hoquiam a Successful Fourth
Hoquiam July 6 The Elks circus earned about 4000 from four days of shows with expenses between 2000 and 2500 leaving at least 1500 for the Elks building fund. Country store receipts reached 910 and the stone man side show about 150, pleasing both Elks and locals enjoying a new Fourth of July celebration.
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The
Elks
Hoquiam
City Council debates safety rules for high voltage lines
The regular session chaired by W C McCaw discusses a new fourteen section ordinance from Councilman Hills to curb hazards for linemen. The proposal mirrors rules used in Seattle Tacoma San Francisco and Portland and would raise costs for power firms but protect workers.
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Electrical Workers’ Union
Seattle
Tacoma
San Francisco
Portland
Fire and Light Committee
W. O. McCaw
Parks
Templeman
Elder
Grays Harbor
Puget Sound
Michigan Avenue
Chehalis River
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Ballinger
Progress
Cariinal Manning
Europe
Party of Progress
Temple of Liberty
Mar Lane
Independence Hall
Aberdeen
George Wolff
C. C. Quackenbush
Coach Moyer
Toymaker
Land of
Make
Elks’ Circus
Lodge
W. C. McCaw
Standard Transfer Company
12Th Street
Sixth Street
Second Street
Larkin
Charley Creek
E. C. Finch
Northern Pacific Railroad
Ocosta
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