Mo J Carney Circulation Over Five Thousand
The Herald claims a circulation exceeding five thousand, urging ads reflect this reach. It asserts the paper is Grays Harbor’s oldest and Chehalis county’s widest reader base, with contracts tied to circulation figures and forfeiture if false. The piece also discusses President Wilson’s anti trust drive, tariff revision, income tax, and currency act as central reforms aimed at restoring competition and protecting business and consumers.
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The
Herald
Grays Harbor
Chehalis County
Wilson
Congress
America
Tacoma Tribune
J. J. Anderson
Pierce County
Anderson
Democratic Congress
Mexico
Swat the Lie ethics code adopted by advertising clubs
The Associated Advertising Clubs of America at Toronto approved a code of ethics aimed at truth telling in advertising. Build a standard that bans business practices unprofitable to all parties and align with contracts across trade to elevate the industry.
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Associated Advertising Clubs of America
Association
Toronto
Baltimore
Associated Ad Clubs of America
Danville District Forces Cannon to Change Tactics
Dispatches from Washington say that Uncle Joe Cannon did the Congressional glide and the one step hesitation. After long hesitation the people of the Danville district made him do the Congressional side step.
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Washington
Joe” Cannon
Danville
Quips From Pioneers Of Advertising
A collection of quotes from Frank B. Presbrey Colgate & Co George A Cullen and others on advertising as business investment. Says advertising sustains quality rail transport and brand success. Highlights include Victor Talking Machine Company and Regal Shoe Company remarks on consistency and large ad spends.
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Frank B. Presbrey Company
Colgate & Co
George A. Cullen
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
R. T. Babbitt, Incorporated
Victor Talking Machines
Victor Talking Machine Company
Herald
E.T. Gould
Regal Shoe Company
Frank L. Erskine
Douglas Shoe Company
New York Herald
Certainty on Trust Program Promises Business Boom
The speaker argues the trust program must not be postponed to avoid agitation. He says Congress will finish the program and once business has leave and freedom, a boom nationwide will ensue, benefiting the country and aligning conscience with public policy.
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Congress
United States
Taft Electoral College Prediction Highlighted
A Republican National Committee figure forecast that William H. Taft would secure a majority in the 1912 Electoral College, outlining the anticipated outcome and its implications for the party's campaign strategy.
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Republican National Committee
William H. Taft
Editorial discord over Huerta resignation cited
A reader notes a rift in the Aberdeen World between its editorials and news desk over Huerta's resignation. The paper's editorial credits rebel victories while a London dispatch praises Wilson's watchful waiting as a solution to the Mexican question, highlighting conflicting views.
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Aberdeen World
Huerta
Mexico
Wilson
London
Wild blackberry harvest floods Montesano fields
In Montesano on July 16, residents report an unprecedented wild blackberry season. Women, children, and many men pick in the Chehalis valley, with pickers bringing in three or four gallons, and the berries described as larger and tastier than usual.
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Montesano
Chehalis
Mexico’s Huerta Presidency Questioned by U S Press
The article discusses whether a man who merely declares himself president or one chosen by constitutional methods is the true Mexican leader. It notes Huerta’s rise via Lascurain’s resignation and Senate approval, and highlights Niagara Conference delegates Huerta sent as respected figures rather than party adherents.
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Mexico
Huerta
Madero
Pino Suarez
Lascurain
Senate
House of Deputies
Cabrera
Carranza
Republican leader predicts GOP majority in next House
Charles D. Hilles, chairman of the Republican National Committee, forecasts that the Republicans will win a majority in the upcoming House of Representatives. He identifies himself as the same Hilles who has led the party’s national efforts and signals strong congressional gains ahead.
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Reggie
Charles D. Hilles
Republican National Committee
House of Representatives
Insanity in Politics Clouds Stable Railways and Business
A critical editorial decries rising class hate appeals by politicians and the shift from common law to commission government. It argues these changes threaten a once stable railway system and broad business prosperity, blaming incompetent commissioners for national decline.
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Lakes
Gulf
Ocean
State Duty to Provide Public Defender and Prosecutor
Lawyer Mayer C Goldman argues that civilization should treat the accused as innocent until proven guilty and that the state bears equal responsibility to provide a public defender alongside a public prosecutor to ensure fair trials. He notes society often pursues the accused with zeal and emphasizes the need for state defense resources.
Mayor Seeks Four Year Terms With Recall Charter
A speaker advocates a radical city charter to extend mayoral terms beyond four years while adding initiative referendum and recall. The plan aims to depoliticize elections, empower citizen oversight, and place New York City among progressive cities, resisting rural legislative control.
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New York City
Fires Preventable Through Education Across Nation
The piece argues more than half of fires are preventable and would save millions of dollars. It calls for a nationwide campaign on fire prevention, cites the cost to families, and contrasts American and English suffragette approaches while praising women’s efforts.
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America
Be gins Second Annual Grays Harbor Chautauqua at Electric Park
The Grays Harbor Chautauqua opens its six day session this afternoon at Electric Park in a large tent. Pioneer Day features include a Welcome address, Lyric Glee Club, and a grand opening concert with Francis Ives Hendry, William A. McCormick, and Bronte the dog.
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Gins
Electric Park
Grays Harbor
Lyric Glee Club
Col. W. H. Miller
Francis Ives Hendry
Wm. A. McCormick
Bronte
Dog
All the News All the Time in the Herald
The Herald announces around the clock coverage across its pages delivering city events sports and community notices with ongoing updates and fresh reports from reporters and correspondents throughout the region.
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New York
Percy V. Pennybacker
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Texas
William M. Polk
New York Academy of Medicine
England
Great Britain
Admiral Malpica
Dundee
East Heron Street
Aberdeen, Wash
H. L. Cook & CO
Frye & CO
City Market
Palace Market
Hoquiam
Washington Creamery
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