Pottery Industry Surges Despite Underwood Tariff Debate
East Liverpool Ohio and surrounding districts report record pottery production and rising orders after tariff discussions. Officials note strong kiln activity and expanding plants while warning of labor shortages and housing demand as the industry thrives.
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Washington
Congress
East Liverpool
Ohio
McKinley
John J. Whitacre
Redfield
Department of Commerce and Labor
Liverpool
Sebring Times
Republican
Sebring
Journal of the Pottery Trade
Pittsburgh
East Liverpool Review
Uusal
East Liverpool News-Review
Clarksburg
W. Va
McNichol China Co
Campaign for 1914 Open as Four County Tickets Form
Filing day opens for declarations of candidacy across Chehalis county with four party tickets Democratic Republican Progressive and Socialist. Names mentioned include C C Quackenbush E E Boner W O McCaw Dan Pearsall J M Phillips and Miss Bessie Bacon among several potential candidates for county posts.
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Lister
C. C. Quackenbush
E. E. Boner
J. M. Phillips
Bull Moose
C. W. Hodgdon
A. S. Hodgdon
Hoquiam
Eldridge Wheeler
Montesano
W. O. McCaw
Dan Pearsall
J. B. Kirkaldie
Elma
Ransom Minkler
Satsop
E. E. Fisher
Frank Liesner
Oakville
George Simpson
Chehalis County
W. D. Campbell
Sherman Hoover
J. F. Myles
Aberdeen
Chas. W. Smith
Mathews
McGillicuddy
J. E. Stewart
Ira N. Gardner
A. M. Wade
F. R. Conway
Martin F Smith
Herald to Your Hastern Friends Twice Weekly
A brief notice invites readers to send the Herald twice weekly to friends in Hastern. It outlines the circulation and a request for forwarding the paper to interested households.
Installation of Wishkah Lodge Pythias Officers
Wishkah lodge Knights of Pythias will install Charles Cloud as chancellor commander Hans W Hansen as vice chancellor commander D M Castle as prelate W W Maxey as master of work Roy Dunn as master of arms E B Riley as inside guard L B Draper as outside guard and Fred Davidson as master of ex chequer to fill the term of O E Barkley who resigned.
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Wishkah Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Charles Cloud
Hans W. Hansen
D. M. Castle
W. W. Maxey
Roy Dunn
E. B. Riley
L. B. Draper
Fred Davidson
Oe Barkley
Chautauqua Opens Friday With Noted Speakers and Acts
The Chautauqua opens Friday July 17 at 2 30 PM with three attractions Lyric Glee Club of Chicago Col Miller in Farming and Being Farmed and William A McCormick with Bronte the famous dog On Saturday Ng Poon Chew and the Elwynn Trio perform Sunday features Hann Jubilee Singers and Dr Thomas B Green Monday features Italy and the Thavia Grand Opera Company Sig Salvatore Ciricillo conducts the concerts Also appearing include Dunbar Singing Orchestra Dr Peter McQueen Dr Seashores and Mrs A L A Robinson of Australia.
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Chautauqua
Lyric Glee Club of
Chicago
Col. Miller
Wm. A. McCormick
Bronte
Ng Poon Chew
China
Elwynn Trio
Peter McQueen
Mexico
Seashores
Philadelphia
A. L. A. Robinson
Australia
Benn Cranberry Co expands at South Beach
E. B. Benn left for the Benn Cranberry Co fields on South Beach. The company has eleven acres planted or being planted with about 25 more in preparation and a $15 000 investment in land and improvements. Benn estimates 3 000 acres suitable on Grays Harbor and more down the coast. Government reports show 75 000 acres nationwide. Benn believes Grays Harbor cranberry crop may rank with lumber and fish within ten years.
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E. B. Benn
Benn Cranberry Co
South Beach
Benn Co
The
Pacific County
United States
Benn
Grays Harbor
Herald advers draw shows power of these columns
By noon Saturday the Herald office had received eleven letters in reply to a four line advertisement printed Friday evening, demonstrating the persuasive effect and influence of the Herald's columns.
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Herald Office
Valuations on Mills Raised in Montesano County
Montesano July 13 The assessor's office completes the county mills valuation listing 46 companies unchanged from last year. Total property value up 25 percent to 2 079 460 from 1 610 633. Machinery up sharply at 1 315 590 from 838 934. Lumber on hand 107 715 000 feet up from 80 106 000. value 513 695 vs 417 490 last year. Logs on hand March 1 down to 21 095 000 from 23 649 500 with lower log value at 91 400 from 97 677. Lath and shingles on hand double in quantity. value 47 795 vs 29 537. More logs exist countywide but mills held fewer, the loggers awaiting their sheet.
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Montesano
Aberdeen welcomes long auto trip couple from Toledo
Drs Mayme and B N MacLafferty arrived in Aberdeen after a 3050 mile coast to coast Overland journey from Toledo Ohio. They left Aberdeen in mid May visiting friends in the east and bought a new Overland on the return. The trip lasted about three weeks and included one tire puncture.
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Drs. Mayme
B. N. MacLafferty
Aberdeen
Toledo
Ohio
Installation of Officers at United Artisans Meeting
Tonight the United Artisans hold an officers installation at the meeting followed by a supper.
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the United Artisans
Beaches Ready for Big Season Opens Road to Ocean
The completed South Beach bridge from the whaling station to Hassett and Westport will be finished by August 1. Finishing the bridge creates a through road along 18 miles of Grays Harbor to the ocean with improved surface and scenic views. Beach residents prepare for heavy traffic and record tourist numbers as North Beach and Sunset Beach plan summer events including a mid-season carnival.
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South Beach
Whaling Station
Cohassett
Westport
Grays Harbor and Sound
Aberdeen
Washington
Grays Harbor
North Beach
Sunset Beach
Two Conventions Planned for Hoquiam Delegates
Hoquiam hosts the I O R M and Degree of Pocahontas conventions July 27 to 29 with about 200 delegates. L A Davidson leads the reception, meeting incoming trains July 27 and arranging accommodations. T M Quinn heads the entertainment committee staging July 28 events including a parade, initiation of 20, Kitsap drill team from Bremerton, and a banquet.
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Bremerton
Eight Hour Law Critique in Washington Vote
Secretary of State Howell concludes petitions exceed required signatures for a radical eight hour law in Washington. The measure aims to regulate all industries, impacting seasonal and continuous sectors like agriculture, canning, lumbering, and fishing. Opponents cite it as crude, impractical, and dangerous to state industries and employment.
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Howell
Washington
Socialist Party
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
State of
Olympic Highway to Mark Local Roadway Names
County Engineer Shorey asks Aberdeen and Hoquiam authorities to designate streets forming the local portion of the Olympic Highway. Harbor county mills will provide 36 inch main signs and 12 inch side road signs for an attractively lettered display.
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Shorey
Aberdeen
Hoquiam
Harbor Country
Lumbermen to Meet for Large August Outing
Plans for the West Coast Lumber Manufacturers association August meeting are under way with a choice of Chassett Beach or Pacific Beach for the outing. Indications point to one of the largest gatherings in the association’s history as many members expect to bring wives.
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West Coast Lumber Manufacturers’ Association
Chassett Beach
Pacific Beach
Argument For Prohibition Faces Voters In Fall Ballot
The Herald prints the official pro prohibition argument filed with the secretary of state at Olympia. The piece argues Kansas prosperity under prohibition with data on wealth, taxes, schooling, and social indicators, and notes opposing views from brewery and hop associations to be published later.
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The
Herald
Olympia
Anti-Labor League
Temperance People
Brewers Association
State Hop Growers Association
Addressig
George H. Hodges
Topeka
Kas
Kansas
Union
Missouri
Kanasa
Washington
State Agrcultural College
Philadelphia
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Sykes
Philadelphia Ledger
Bessie Bacon
Electric Park
MacLafferty
State of Washington
Prohibition
Antis
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