Government by Injunction in Campaign Debate
The piece discusses the injunction plank in the Republican and Democratic platforms, arguing that courts misuse injunctions to regulate personal rights and legislate, and cites three main issues: injunctive function, legislative power, and trial procedures. It then profiles William Jennings Bryan as a nationally traveled speaker whose influence and following have grown since 1896, noting his widespread appeal and the shifting Democratic delegation support.
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Lincoln
Bryan
William Liloyd Garrison
Henry Ward Beecher
James Russell Lowell
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Beveridge
la Follette
Tillman
Champ Clark
Dubois
United States
Wetoilimegsteig
Mississippi Valley
Portland
Ore
Fernandia
Fla
Santa Barbara
Cal
Democratic Party
Mr. Bryan
Willis J. Abbot
American Review of Reviews
Pioneer of Hoquiam Dies of Heart Failure
Hoquiam resident J. F. W. Fensfield died yesterday at noon from heart failure. Aged 72, he was born in Oldenburg Germany and lived in Hoquiam for 19 years where he ran a hardware business until two years ago. He is survived by a widow, five daughters and one son, a sheet metal worker. Funeral arrangements were to be announced later.
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Hoquiam
J. F. W. Fensfield
Accidental Drowning of Stephen Babbich at Union Mill
Stephen Babbich 24, a Slavonian and stranger in Aberdeen, drowned while piling lumber at the Union mill. He fell backward near the dock edge into about 25 feet of water after a piling shifted. Tallyman saw he surfaced once, and two cousins at the mill recovered the body. Funeral held at Bowes Randolph undertaking parlors.
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Stephen Babbich
Union Mill
Saturton
Babbich
Aberdeen
Bowes & Randolph
Ethics Candidate Sheeks Will Not Campaign for Votes
Ben Sheeks named by Chehalis bar to succeed Judge Irwin on the superior court says he will not make a canvass or solicit votes. He cites an old English statute and Sir Edward Coke asserting personal solicitation is improper for a judge. He emphasizes the need for a square deal and readiness to serve without favors, arguing a political agency should not influence justice. Nine-tenths of Chehalis county attorneys favor electing Sheeks, seeking a judge with knowledge of law and practice and a square deal for clients.
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Ben Sheeks
Chehalis
Irwin
Sheeks
Edward Coke
Lim
Mr. Sheeks
Chehalis County
Aberdeen Sees Arrests Over Dormant Bicycle Ordinance
Eleven Aberdeen residents were arrested Thursday under a long-dormant city ordinance banning riding bicycles on sidewalks. Judge Loomis dismissed the cases, criticizing enforcement after years of nonexistence and noting citizens acted without knowledge of the revival of the law.
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Aberdeen
W. G. Peckham
George Simpson
L. E. McNeil
J. E. Fowler
J. S. Gunn
William Sullivan
I. J. Leonard
Frank Domanski
John Sars
John Shaper
Frank Barton
Loomis
Gompers mobilizes AFL campaign against Republicans
Samuel Gompers outlines plans for a labor led campaign with a scalding opening editorial. He presses for August issue suppression of The American Federationist and urges mass meetings to rally 2,000,000 organized labor voters for William J Bryan and the Democratic platform.
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Washington
Republican
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Erie
the American Federationist
Labor Federation
Frank Morrison
Federation
Gompers
Longshoremen's Union
William J. Bryan
Democratic Party
Bryan
United States
Mrs Moore Sues Griffin and Johnson for Damages
Mrs C A Moore, a solicitor for advertising, sues Griffin and Johnson owners of a Washington hotel alleging her belongings were removed from her room and relocated after she settled the bill. They claim she had not packed and that the room was reassigned at noon. Moore seeks 2850 dollars, 2500 of which are for alleged injured feelings.
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C. A. Moore
Washington Hotel
Griffin & Johnson
Law on Paid Advertisements in Direct Primary Coverage
AGA Knickerbrocker outlines that newspapers may publish candidacy announcements biographies and views on public questions for reasonable rates with paid advertisement labeling. Editorial advocacy for or against a candidate for direct primary is unlawful if paid regardless of source unless clearly marked Paid Advertisement.
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I. B. Knickerbrocker
Washington State
County Debt Vanishes as Chehalis Treasurer Reports
Chehalis County is debt free with a treasury balance of $227,530.61. County treasurer G. J. Taylor released the quarterly report ending June 30 showing $136,659.73 in receipts from all sources and $118,208.95 in taxes on the 1407 rolls since February.
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Chehalis County
G. J. Taylor
Gray's Harbor Herald Prominent Local Paper
The Herald is described as the most widely read paper on Gray's Harbor. Advertisers recognize its reach and influence in the region.
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Herald
Gray’s Harbor
Wise
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Nafian
Ayw
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Puck
the Herald
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Sally
Miranda Jane
Gate-Post
Hollister
W. B. Paine & Co
American Federation
Hotel
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