Wilson outlines his own plan for a presidential run
Seagrít New Jersey July 16 Gov Wilson describes a campaign plan formed with close advisers. He will chair a central businesslike committee with McCombs directing campaign management and will stay in contact constantly. Congressional visits, Clark letter, and party resolutions accompany the rollout as funding ideas circulate.
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Champ Clark
Coste
District of Columbia
Cratij Clark
Washington
Chicago
Wilson
Marshall
Hoquiam Stalwart Dies En Route Home on Vacation Visit
J. E. R. McFarland brother-in-law of J. A. Fairbairn arrived in Hoquiam with his wife and two daughters for a vacation. He was stricken with apoplexy on Sunday and died before aid could arrive. The body was sent to St. Paul yesterday noon with the bereaved family and Mr. Fairbairn.
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Hoquiam
J. ER. McFarland
J. A. Fairbairn
Mitchell and Aldrich Wed In Quiet Tuesday Ceremony
Miss Alice M. Mitchell and Mr. Ernest Aldrich were married at 11 o clock Tuesday morning in the home of Mr and Mrs Grant Wheeler Sixth and FE streets Rev J T McQueen officiating The couple left by the noon train for a brief Seattle visit before returning to reside at 514 Hanna Avenue
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Alice M. Mitchell
Ernest Aldrich
Grant Wheeler
Sixth
J. T. McQueen
Methodist Church
Hoquiam Drops Local Baseball Club Over Poor Support
Hoquiam directors voted to discontinue the club after Centralia and Aberdeen left the league and fan support dwindled. Gate receipts fell from 26 dollars for a 12 inning 4 to 3 game to 16 dollars for a 16 inning 1 to 4 contest and 21 dollars on Saturday, ending efforts to revive the franchise.
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Hoquiam
Hoquiam Baseball Club
Centralia
Aberdeen
Petition for Local Option Circulated in Hoquiam
Vivienl Smith of the local option league began circulating a petition for a local option election in Hoquiam. The league has met regularly at the YMCA, and last night reports indicated broad signing and confidence in obtaining sufficient names for the election.
Army Prepares for Mimic War in Pacific Northwest
Readied forces gather for a mock invasion across Grays Harbor with two opposing armies converging from Montesano and Centralia. The Reds from Fleet's ranch near Montesano and the Glue Blues from Centralia mobilize around noon Saturday, with 8000 troops expected and orders to advance toward the Sound.
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Red Army
Fleet
Montesano
Centralia
Fordsrairie Gate City
Grays Harbor
Reds
United States Army
Vancouver
Wash
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Northern Pacific Railway
Sound
L. K. V. Kennon
Twenty
Blues
Col. Young
Aberdeen
H. A. Comeau
Amy
Witt
S Te
Watson faces two more complaints in land fraud case
Two additional complaints have been filed against G. A. Watson who was arrested in Seattle after allegedly obtaining money through fraudulent land transactions. He reportedly claimed he could secure a vital claim in Oregon that had reverted to the government from the Southern Pacific railroad, a claim now disputed as non existent.
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G. A. Watson
Seattle
Watson
Oregon
Southern Pacific Railroad
Jones
Fk. E. Jones
Aberdeen World
Victors and spectators fined after Damon’s Point dog fight
W D McKenney owner of the winning dog and six spectators were found guilty in Judge Tucker's court Tuesday afternoon. McKenney fined fifty dollars while each spectator paid fifteen dollars plus costs.
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W. D. McKenney
Damon’s Point
Tucker
McKenney
All the News All the Time in The Herald
The Herald signals its around the clock coverage mandate with nonstop local and world news. Editors emphasize rapid updates, column features, and real time alerts to keep readers informed.
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Herald
East End Fill Bids Called and City Improvements Ordered
At last night's council meeting the east end fill was approved with an ordinance for the work and a call for bids on September 4. Street improvements included cement sidewalks on DB street, and action to stop Scott street use by Donovan Lumber Co. A torn down barn at Market and L streets and repairs for a burned building at First and Alder were ordered. The city will cover part of O W bridge operating expenses and garbage hauling will be regulated. Street conditions on Lenn street were noted and contractor liability for oil damage to asphalt was denied.
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Fifth Avenues
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Donavan Lumber Co
Market
L Streets
Health Department
Alder
O.W. Bridge
Lenn
Arthur
Curtis Street
Clark
Boone Streets
Geo. Simonds
W. Maynard
L. W. Helbig
Broadway
River
Ranlall
Pearsall
Atention
Aberdeen
Heaithfficer and Police Committee
Arthur Drapean
W. T. Moffatt
Gardener Banishes White Maggot With Sulphur Mix
Raymond July 17 Mrs Louis Blake of this city reports a discovery valuable to gardeners statewide. She has banished the small white maggot harming gardens by mixing sulphur into the soil before planting, successfully overcoming the pest.
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Raymond
Louis Blake
Weyerhaeuser tax clash sparks Montesano board debate
Montesano July 17. County commissioners discuss Herald exposure of Weyerhaeuser tax dodging amid heated exchanges between A C Girard and Commissioner Hopkins. A resolution to investigate tax roll alterations is approved in contrast to earlier statements, with various road and land actions listed before adjournment to July 22.
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Herald
Davis
Hopkins
Montesano
Jacob Heator
South Bay
Alex Bakley
Wm A. Moore
Henry Caldwell
Aberdeen
H. B. Waldron
Couple from Aberdeen to arrive after year abroad
Mr and Mrs A LaChance are expected to arrive in a few days from the Philippine Islands where they lived for a year. Mr LaChance will take a job at a saw mill with W R MacFarlane. Since leaving Aberdeen they have lost two children, a three year old and a six month old born on the Islands.
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A. LaChance
Phillipine Islands
Mr. LaChance
W. R. MacFarlane
Aberdeen
Mrs. LaChance
Islands
Tax fraud probe blocked by county board in Chehalis
The Chehalis county board, led by Hopkins and Davis, refused to adopt a Wilson resolution empowering the county attorney to probe tax rolls for frauds highlighted by the Herald. The impasse raises questions about favoritism in valuations and prompts taxpayers to form a Taxpayers League to push for fair taxation and accountability.
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Monlay
Hopkins
Davis
Wilson
Herald
Olympia Gas Rate Cut by 25 Cents for Small Consumers
Olympia officials report a 25 cent per thousand cubic feet reduction for customers using under 5100 cubic feet. The move follows a public service commission conference with Tacoma Gas company and Bullsby interests. The reduction is experimental to test potential permanent adoption with business growth.
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Olympia
Public Service Commission
Tacoma Gas Company
Olympia Gas Company
Brideford
Elmer Dover
B. 5
Grossecup
Bullsby
Aberdeen Printing Co Particular Printers
Aberdeen Printing Co is listed at 209 East Wishkab street as a printer with unspecified services in the local directory listing.
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Aberdeen Printing Co
Particular Printers
East Wishkab Street
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