John Mitchell Tonight at Grand Theater Lecture
John Mitchell of Mount Vernon NY visits for a Grand theater lecture. A former coal miner turned United Mine Workers president and AFL leader, he speaks on labor conditions in Washington and broader labor reform.
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John Mitchell
Mount Vernon
Grand Theater
United Mine Workers of America
United States
Illinois
Col. Roosevelt
American Federation of Labor
Roosevelt
Washington
Mitchell
Seattle
Germany
United Mine Workers
Unite Mine Workers
M. D. Ratchford
Timber and Building Material Legal Definitions and Misrepresentation
A compendium of cases covers waiving defects by acceptance, innocent misrepresentation on timber quantity, lien rights for lumber materials, chattel mortgages involving lumber, and the scope of the term timber. Notable rulings include Howes v Corti Buildin Co and Lee v Read Lumber, with other cites from St Louis Court of Appeals and Hicks v Phillips.
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New York Supreme Court
Howes
Corti Buildin Company
New York Supplement
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Lee
J. D. Read Lumber Company
Southwestern Reporter
St. Louis Court of Appeals, Lumber Company
Pottinger
Darlington
Morteare
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Sixth Circuit
Rode & Horn
Phipps
Hicks
Phillips
Fourth of July Exoduses Hit Grays Harbor Trade
The Fourth of July exodus from Grays Harbor along with the Tacoma Mont Marte festival and the Elks Convention and the Seattle Potlatch disrupt legitimate trade channels and are already affecting commerce as a large sum is diverted.
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Grays Harbor
Tacoma
Seattle
Progressives Discuss Third Ticket in Chehalis County
A large Chehalis county meeting is planned at Hotel Washington to gauge support for a county third ticket in the upcoming election. A. C. Girard, Roosevelt forces chair, says action unlikely but aims to measure progressives views and potential organization.
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Girard
Chehalis
Heodore Roosevelt
Washington
Roosevelt Taft Split Forces Close Major Walla Walla Store
In Walla Walla the Chicago Store, run by O. P. Jaycox and his two daughters-in-law Guy Bridges and Ed Payne, closed its doors after a split among proprietors over politics. Jaycox supports Roosevelt, Bridges backs Taft, and the partners could not reconcile, risking permanent closure.
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Walla Walla
Chicago
O. P. Jaycox
Guy Bridges
Ed Payne
Jaycox
Roosevelt
Bridges
Taft
Wilson and Gompers Confer on Labor Platform in Trenton
Gov. Woodrow Wilson met for over an hour with Samuel Gompers and AFL officials in Trenton New Jersey. Gompers called the exchange a discussion of the Baltimore convention platform and said labor’s envoys are in accord on rights of workers and pending legislation. He noted the GOP platform lacks worker protections.
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Trenton
N. J
Woodrow Wilson
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Baltimore
Aberdeen Drops Out of League Amid Weather Woes
The Aberdeen club in Washington State League withdraws as players depart for Boise Seattle and other offers. Chehalis plans to visit Hoyunfai for a series while league directors seek a replacement city Everett or another option. Unfavorable weather and weak crowds blamed for the move.
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Aberdeen
Boise
Holderman Ames
Seattle
Giddings
Don Smith
Chehalis
Hounfai
Everett
All the News All the Time in The Herald
The Herald crowns readers with nonstop coverage across local, national, and world events. Staff reporters deliver timely updates, features, and briefs to keep communities informed and engaged daily.
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Herald
City Dads Deliberate on Pioneer Boulevard Assessments
City council reviews equitable assessment for Pioneer Boulevard improvement. LaFayette Street owners face hardship. one block slated for partial reassessment. West Wishkah street roadway work approved. sewer plans for Fill District No 1 referred. Various bills approved. August 7 set to equalize roll. traffic ordinance to be drafted.
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Pioneer Boulevard
City
Ewart
LaFayette Street
William Irvine
la Fayette Street
Wishkah Street
B Street
Second Street
First Avenue
Curtis Street
Milette
West Market Street
Tax Dodging Debate Sparks County Letter War
A reader blasts the Herald on July 1 for anti tax dodging coverage and defends the Weyerhaeuser timber company. The letter argues for inspection of tax rolls, calls for taxpayer action, and warns against disrupting local industry and conservation efforts.
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Herald
Taxpayers’ League
F. E. Jones
Mr. Marshall
Aberdeen World Critique Sparks Editorial Debate
Aberdeen World condemns a so called anonymous letter printed in the Aberdeen Herald under a long headline "4. Tax Record." The Aberdeen World argues the piece is a tainted critic of its editorials and mocks the anonymous letter as misrepresentative and improper.
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Aberdeen World
Ots
Amy
Tress
Aberdeen Herald
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Rangers
New York Herald
Hotel Washington
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Aberdeen Baseball Club
HAY
Chehalis Produce Co
D. O. Carter
R. C. Sargent
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Chehalis County
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