President Wilsons policy program endures into the next Congress
Indianapolis dispatch analyzes how Wilsons major reforms including the tariff law federal reserve act and anti trust legislation are framed as permanent by Democratic control in the Senate and by a likely prolonged Democratic majority. The piece argues reforms will remain despite a Republican House and explains benefits to business and calls for continued adjustment to new rules.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis News
James P. Hornaday
Washington
House of Representatives
Congress
Senate
Wilson
Democratic Congress
New York City
Interstate Commerce Commission
Real estate agent sues for commission in Aberdeen
Scott Stevens of Aberdeen sues G. L. Nelson and John Larsen for a $600 commission claiming he arranged a trade on July 9 involving A. A. Star Transfer owner Nelson and Tacoma property owner Larsen. The deal valued at $9444 was completed without Stevens after he brokered the arrangement.
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Montesano
Scott Stevens
Aberdeen
G. L. Nelson
John Larsen
A. A. Star Transfer Company
Tacoma
Stevens
Bank Robber Sentenced in Montesano Case
Yacob Malsogow, third of the convicted Elma Kaanaka robbers, was sentenced yesterday by Judge Sheeks to 5 to 20 years in the penitentiary, mirroring the sentences given to the other two defendants.
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Montesano
Yacob Malsogow
Elma Kaanaka
Sheeks
Engineers Hold Public Hearing On Grays Harbor Entrance
A public hearing before a U S engineers board drew Grays Harbor locals from Elma to the harbor. Col Burr led discussions on deepening the channel to 24 feet and the harbor’s commercial importance, with testimony from W B Mack and Hugh Delanty outlining current limits and potential trade growth.
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Grays Harbor
Elma
Pacific Ocean
Board of
United States Engineers
Col
Burr
Washington, D. C
Potter
St. Paul
Reese
San Francisco
McKinstry
Portland
Maj
Cavanaugh
Seattle
Dillon
Ehrnbeck
Col. Burr
W. B. Mack
Washington
Hugh Delanty
Delanty
Mack
Pacific Coast
Oil and gas prospects outlined for Olympic peninsula area
Geological Survey analyst Charles T. Lupton reports on western Olympic peninsula prospects. Seeps near Hoh River yield high grade paraffin oil and gas vents exist near Quinsault River and Hoh River. Three wells drilled near Taholah Hoh River and Forks show gas but no paying oil yet. Anticlines suggest potential reservoirs linked to seepage and smell mud.
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Washington
Geological Survey
Olympic Peninsula
Charles T. Lupton
Indian Office
Quinsault Indian Reservation
Lupton
Hoh River
Quinsault River
Spruce Post Office
Taholah
Forks
Timber Tax Suits Stoppted in Montesano Court
In Montesano on July 16 the Herald notes progress in timber tax litigation. The France-Low suit ends with Aberdeen Mayor France accepting McGillicuddy’s cruise. Mason County Logging Co. and Bordeaux Timber Co. suits may seek a re-check. A rehearing is sought in Simpson Logging. Mill assessment rulings by Judge Irwin loom, with Assessor Wiley stating equal reductions across property classes.
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Montesano
The
Herald
Hopkins
Davis
McGillicuddy
France
Aberdeen
Mason County Logging Co
Bordeaux Timber Co
Supreme Court
Simpson
Stewart and
Cross
Irwin
Wiley
Board of Equalization
State Commission
Winkelman Seeks Democratic Nomination for County Commissioner
Hoquiam reports Frank F. Winkelman plans to file for the Democratic nomination in the third district of the county commissioner race.
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Hoquiam
Frank F. Winkelman
Brewers Association Answers Prohibitionists in Washington
The article reports Louis Heinrich of Seattle replying to the Anti Saloon League argument for Initiative Measure No 3. It attacks Kansas prohibition statistics, cites census and treasury data, and argues the measure would devastate Washington’s tax base, industry and jobs while asserting temperance differs from prohibition.
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Lewis Heinrich
Brewers
Anti-Saloon League
Louis Heinrich
Seattle
Prohibition Committee of
Washington
Kansas
Hodges
Dawson
Missouri
Comptroller
United States
Kansas State Board of Control
State Board of Control
Union
Nebraska
Colorado
Oregon
California
Prohibition Committee
Census Bureau
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Toro
Vera Cruz
RoBear
Carter
New York Evening Sun
Quinsault
Holt
Lowe
Brewers’ Association
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