Poindexter Arrives Home to Press Progressive Races
Washington congressman Miles Poindexter returned to Spokane describing a friendly Roosevelt interview and asserting Roosevelt backs the Progressive movement. He advised the campaign will lean on the people not machine politicians and planned further statements after meeting local leaders.
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Roosevelt
Spokane
Miles Poindeter
Washington
Otho C. Moore
Poindexter
Theodore Roosevelt
Colonel Roosevelt
John L. Wilson
Wilson
F. E. Libenow
Seventh Avenue
Logging Camp Fire Destroys Watkins & James Property
Fire caused by a defective flue destroyed the cookhouse and camp buildings of Watkins & James on the Humptulips river last Sunday. The flames burned some standing timber as crews could not save their effects and noted prior fires in logged-off tracts but no risk to green timber due to dry moss.
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Watkins & James
Humptulips River
Humptulips
Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge Sessions Complete
The twenty seventh annual Knights of Pythias grand lodge session in the Domain of Washington closes after a highly successful and pleasant convention. Brigadier General Walsh praises Aberdeen and the local committees for exceptional planning. A Seattle Tacoma Bellingham Camas and Prosser uniform rank drill contest awarded four cash prizes with top scores by Seattle and Tacoma.
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Herald
Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge
Washington
P. Walsh
The
Knights of Pythias
Aberdeen
Uniform Bank
Seattle
Tacoma
Bellingham
Camas
Prosser
Electric Park
Grand Lodge
O. R. Austin
Frank L. Morgan
R. H. Fleet
National Guard of Washington
Grand Jury Deliberates as Witnesses Largely Silent
Montesano July 13 The grand jury questioned no witnesses today and spent the day in deep deliberation. Prosecutor W E Campbell attended in the morning but later remained in the sheriff’s office. Rumors persist of timber land assessment scrutiny and possible adjournment to continue investigations.
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William Gohl
G. W. Ranch
Aberdeen
Ranck
Hadberg
H. H. Carter
H. J. Palmer
Train Ditching on Harbor Line injures seven
Seven people were slightly hurt when Northern Pacific passenger train No. 322 from Hoquiam to Tacoma derailed three miles west of Olympia. A broken rail caused the accident that left 400 yards of track torn up. Injured passengers include Minnie Easterday and William Carruthers with cuts and bruises. the train was halted, and victims were moved to Olympia then Tacoma for care.
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Northern Pacific
Hoquiam
Tacoma
Olympia
Belmore
J. C. McCall
Costello
Minnie Easterday
Frank Locke
Bellingham
J. C. Ernhart
Arlington
William Carruthers
Seattle
Lewis Baird
J. L. Crane
Porter
Joe Ohms
J. B. Bridges
T. B. Bruener
John C. Hogan
Bankers Convene State Association in Aberdeen
State bankers gather in Aberdeen next Friday and Saturday with a full program in Ellis Hall Hoquiam and Aberdeen. The lineup includes governors mayors bank presidents and a series of addresses reports and committee appointments beginning July 21 at 10 a.m. and continuing through the afternoon with sessions on bank rules bonds and warehouse receipts.
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Elks’ Hall
Aberdeen
F. F. W. Green
St. Andrews’ Episcopal Church
M. E. Hay
Washington
E. B. Benn
Frank G. Jones
United States National Bank
Miles C. Moore
Baker-Boyer National Bank
Walla Walla
Arthur F. Albertson
National Bank of Commerce
Tacoma
P. GC. Kauffman
Fidelity Trust Company
Charles A. McLean
National Bank
Spokane
J. W. Maxwell
Seattle National Bank
Seattle
Committee On Uniform Savings Bank
Scandinavian American Bank
Ellis’ Hall
Hoquiam
F. K. Howard
Trinity Church
P. J. Mourant
Bankers of
W. L. Adams
First National Bank
C. J. Lord
Capital National Bank
Olympia
H. P. Hilliard
Central National Bank
Geo. B. Burke
Bankers’ Trust Company
Political Prattle On Chehalis County Campaigns And Candidacies
A look at local political tensions in Chehalis county as W H Abel faces criticism from Republicans some support Jay L D Crary as senator candidate in Aberdeen and Broader talk of county officials including W E Campbell F W Loomis and C N Wilson W B Ogden and Sheriff Payette seek renomination with both parties weighing options and qualification concerns.
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W. H. Abel
Congress
Chehalis County
Eugene France
Abel
Aberdeen
Jay LD. Crary
Crary
Grays Harbor Railway & Light Company
F. W. Loomis
W. E. Campbell
F. I. Jones
Sherman Hoover
Hoquiam
Sheriff Payette
Chehans County
C. N. Wilson
Montesano
W. B. Ogden
Wilson
Noted musician from Philadelphia visits Aberdeen jeweler family
D. W. Herbert and his son Hayden arrived Tuesday night from Philadelphia and are visiting Thomas J. Thomas the Aberdeen jeweler. Herbert, a vocalist of note in the east, may stay on the Pacific coast. He and Thomas met on an Atlantic crossing last year and have kept up correspondence as Thomas works to attract friends to Aberdeen.
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D. W. Herbert
Hayden
Philadelphia
Thomas J. Thomas
Mr. Herbert
East
Pacific
Mr. Thomas
Atlantic
Aberdeen
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Miles Poindexter
Congressman
Cook
Wishkah Lodge
Ervie Phelps
J. W. Barkley
Pythian
W. W. Maxey
W. H. Cady
Mittee
S. A. Randolph
D. M. Bowes
Knights OF
Pythias
Timber
Harbor Line
A. A. Star Transfer Co
Herald Printery
Erdeen
Republican Party