Demand for reform and recall debate in Washington politics
The page critiques Democratic platform planks on recall of judges and tax reform, argues for constitutional tax revision, and urges voters to scrutinize candidates. It cites the Tax Commission reports from 1910 and 1912, notes repeated failed attempts to amend taxation, and calls for clear, honest leadership in Olympia.
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Little
Raymond Review
Herald
State Tax Commission
Democratic Party
Tax Commission
United States
Washington
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Editorial on legislative candidate selection from Seattle Post-Intelligencer
The Seattle Post-Intelligencer editorial urges voters to reject candidates driven by partisan fame or rhetoric. It says nominees should not seek a brief political spotlight or petty games, and should have a substantive vision beyond mere language. The piece cautions against promoting figures focused on the limelight and short-term ease.
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Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Olympia
Democrats and Labor clash over state pay law
The Tacoma Ledger criticizes the Democratic Platform for proposing to amend the existing labor pay law and notes a 1905 Republican enactment. The piece argues no new penalties are proposed, only making current provisions effective. It also criticizes town wealth loss from shopping outside and urges civic participation in church and school support.
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Tacoma Ledger
the Ledger
Ledger
Tacoma Tribune
Gloom Trust Faces Receiver as Waters Remain Unclaimed
The Mann Gallinger Penrose Gloom Trust would have been handed to a receiver long ago if any party would assume it. No buyer or trustee stepped forward to take control, leaving the doubtful trust in limbo and awaiting action.
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Mann-Gallinger-Penrose Gloom
Truth at last on calamity howlers dodge bills
Report notes the group known for alarming predictions seeks to dodge payment obligations by avoiding settling their invoices.
Ford auto works doubling seen as calamity proof
The New York World argues that plans to double the Ford auto works signify escalating calamity and economic strain. The editorial frames expansion as a warning about broader industrial volatility and potential social disruption.
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Ford Auto Works
New York World
Singer Sewing Machine Plant Pulls Through Free List Fears
Senator Jas E Martine notes in Elizareth that the Singer Sewing Machine plant which employs about 10 000 workers had planned a one month shutdown for repairs but now will stay open as orders and stock allow. Local coverage via Elizabeth Journal cites John Kean noting the shift from protectionist fears to sustained activity this year.
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Elizareth
Singer Sewing Machine
Elizabeth
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Elizabeth Journal
John Kean
Singer
Grays Harbor Women's Clubs Plan Montesano Picnic
The Grays Harbor Federation of Women's clubs holds its annual picnic in Montesano on Wednesday. Members ride the gas car at 11 a.m. Bring lunch cup and saucer. Montesano hosts provide beverage and fried chicken. Indoor option if weather turns bad.
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Grays Harbor
Box plait returns to fashion with apricot Canton crepe gown
The piece describes a season's fashion featuring a box plaited foundation skirt under an apricot Canton crepe gown. A plain overskirt fastens with bullet shaped yellow buttons and white edging, with a low shoulder line and high but toned boots with light tan suede tops completing the look.
Beautiful Linens and Cottons Attract in Summer Suits
Text describes heavy linen and cotton blends with mercerized finishes, noting fabrics such as gabardine ottoman Poplin tussah casement cloth and colors like mauve linen green and shrimp pink. A shrimp pink linen suit features a tunic plaits piping and a hemp Napoleon hat with rose accents completes the ensemble.
Rubberized Bathing Caps Popular at The Seashore
Rubberized silk bathing caps with visors on a stiff frame reduce glare at the beach. Many caps feature rosettes over the ears and rubber flowers as trim, continuing last year's corsage bouquet trend for bathers.
Porches Pillows With Balsam Scented Comfort
A balm scented porch pillow steadies nerves and invites rest. A tan linen slip with a pine tree cross stitched decorates the pillow, suited for hammocks or easy chairs.
Hodge Seeks Re election for Chehalis County School Superintendent
Montesano July 27 J W Hodge Republican candidate for Chehalis county school superintendent announces bid to re elect as current incumbent he says his two year record demonstrates capable service and strong accomplishments in office
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Montesano
J. W. Hodge
Chehalis County
Hodge
Girl Freed of Charge in Chicken Larceny Case
Alice Sipos 20 was acquitted in Judge Phillips court on larceny charges. The uncle alleged she stole chickens, but evidence showed the birds were raised by her mother and sold by the girl. Family ill feeling stems from a legacy dispute.
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Alice Sipos
Phillips
Geo. Kamarami
Miss Sipos
Blouse Styles and Colors Trend in Fashion Notes
A fashion blurb highlights neck cord fastening on white blouses with chem settes and hemstitch detailing. Crepe de chine options feature darts and fitted girdles, with yellow tones like maize in demand for separate pieces and new colorways such as burnt banana and green apple. Long kimono sleeves remain popular as one ounce of hustle is valued above knowledge.
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Paris
Twice a Week Herald Sent to Eastern Friends
Advertisement notes the twice weekly Herald being sent to inquiring readers in the East and mentions Hvane Drug Co offerings of toilet soap and perfumes for sale.
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Hvane Drug Co
There May Be Pleasures in Being Poor A Note
A compact aphorism reflects on wealth and perception, suggesting that some pleasures are visible only to those with ample means. The saying contrasts poverty with the ability to recognize comforts that riches might overlook.
English Militants Refuse Restraint in Literal and Metaphoric Fire
English militant groups insist on escalating tactics both literal arson and symbolic risk. Authorities monitor protests as factions push confrontational stances amid political tensions.
Do Not Let Go of a Good Job Expecting It
A terse proverb warns workers not to rely on luck but to actively seek steady work. It emphasizes effort, persistence, and initiative in securing reliable employment rather than waiting for opportunities to appear.
Aurora Leighs Garden Observed in Elizabeth Browning Verse
A lyrical fragment describes a garden view from a window with early morning dew on honeysuckle. The lime lawn and shrubberies extend around the house, leading to acacias and elms, while a deep lane hides the grounds from passersby and wild ponies.
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Wales
Lady's Hall
Elizabeth Barrett Browning
Cost of Firing Naval Guns Measured by Caliber
Navy guns range from six to fourteen inch bore with shells from 100 to 1 100 pounds. Firing one big gun costs 477 to 720 dollars per discharge depending on size, while target practice costs about 250 dollars. Big guns are used twice yearly. an eight inch gun target at five miles is 30 by 60 feet.
Fly Seeks Mediation in Swatting Dispute
A humorous note imagines a fly offering to mediate a clash over swatting. The line frames mediation as a playful solution to a nuisance conflict.
Powerful Post Puller Farm Implement Description
The post puller shown in the illustration helps farm work. Pull the lever to tighten a loosely hooked chain around the post and lift it from the ground a bit. Raise the lever to loosen the chain and drop it ready for a new grip.
Farm stock and dairying guide underline efficiency and care
The article stresses culling sheep, improving cattle health, and systematic dairying for better returns. It warns that poor horse rearing is unprofitable and urges thorough vermin checks on new hogs before integrating them with the herd.
Halbert Brothers Launch New Power Boat Dorothy Halbert
The Dorothy Halbert, a 62 by 14 foot pleasure and commercial boat with 85 horsepower triple expansion engines, was launched at Hoquiam shipyard. Built by brothers over two years, the vessel will be commissioned in about two weeks and will operate on the harbor. Little Dorothy Halbert, 11, broke the wine bottle on the bow.
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Hoquiam
Dorothy Halbert
Halbert
Fleet Announces Candidacy for State Legislature
Montesano July 27 R H Fleet announces as Republican candidate for representative from the 29th district. He pledges a strenuous race and says his local service demonstrates value to Chehalis county and the district in the legislature.
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Montesano
R. H. Fleet
Fleet
Chehalis County
Pickering Killed in Helena Montana
Percy Pickering, a cigar maker at Millette factory, was killed at Helena Montana. Local Moose lodge received word of his death. He left Aberdeen for Montana four months ago.
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Moose Lodge
Percy Pickering
Helena
Montana
Pickering
Millette
Aberdeen
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NEWMAN @ LANDON
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Beaver Dam
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