Man Burned in Lodging House Fire in Colorado District
Fire broke out early Saturday at the Colorado lodging house on 802 South F street. Fisherman Stephen Hanscombe, known as Black Steve, died from injuries at St Joseph's hospital. The blaze damaged the Colorado lodging house, Club saloon, Grand saloon, and Sailors' union offices. total damage about 1500 dollars. Hanscombe may have started the fire with a lighted pipe or match.
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Colorado Lodging Hous
Sigval B. Jacobsen
Frank Eagan
Eagan
Colorado
Club
Sailors’ Union
Hanscombe
Gus. Johnson
Delhanty
Parks
C. H. Houtari
St. Joseph's Hospital
Damon's Point
Aberdeen
Samuel Benn
Ed, Dolan
Wishkah School Closes Successful Year Under Local Directors
The Wishkah public school ended a successful year under Miss Julia R Johnson and fellow teachers T Boitean and Hazel Johnson. Pupils and parents rewarded teachers with books for excellence and attendance. Jewell Compton graduated from the eighth grade and is expected to enter Aberdeen high school.
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Wishkah
Julia R. Johnson
T. ©. Boitean
Hazel Johnson
Theresa Szczspanski
Beulah Compton
Clyde Turner
Jewell Compton
Aberdeen High School
San Diego Defends Itself Against Lawless Riot Threats
An editorial argues San Diego must enforce self preservation to prevent riot and bloodshed. It praises citizens who thwarted anarchists Emma Goldman and “Dr.” Reitman from speaking, citing warnings from police and the dangers of relying on slow law.
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San Diego
Lawrence
Natural Justice
Emma Goldman
Reitman
Goldman
I W W Denied Citizenship In Montesano Naturalization
In Montesano Judge Irwin denied US citizenship to two I W W members Jacob Johnson and George Jacobs Kiriacotoulos of Aberdeen after hearings with examiner Henry Hazard. The court ruled I W W affiliation or sympathy with it disqualifies individuals from naturalization. Ragnar Nystrom was also denied for deserting a German ship in 1906 and faces deportation. all three may reapply in five years with I W W affiliation on record.
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Jacob Johnson
George Jacobs Kiriacotoulos
Aberdeen
Ed Nesbitt
Matt Stream
D. Lasang
William Hillyer
Hazard
Ragnar Immanuel Nystrom
Burmbek
Lumbermen to Pay Once More in June
At the West Coast Lumber Manufacturers Association meeting in Tacoma C A Pratt announced a second June funds call due to high Columbia River death rates. The group discussed a wood use advertising campaign, a standard silo pattern, and Panama Canal toll questions. Sentiment was bullish on the market if crops meet expectations, with prices steady and demand fair though not overcrowded. There was strong opposition to a proposed first aid amendment to the workingmen compensation law, with support to maintain the current law for two more years.
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Tacoma
West Coast Lumber Manufacturer's Association
C. A. Pratt
State Industrial Insurance Commission
Columbia River
Pratt
National Association
W. C. Miles
J N. Teale
Portland
Supreme Court Reverses in Anderson v White Co Case
The Supreme Court reverses the Chehalis county superior court in A J Anderson versus White Company over a $500 automobile advance. Evidence shows the Aberdeen Auto Co was to sell the auto and the White Company represented the manufacturers, with the court holding Aberdeen Auto Co responsible for nondelivery. The Needlecraft club will meet next Thursday with Mrs A Emerson Cross at 404 North F Street.
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Supreme Court
Chehalis County
Needlecraft Club
City Cannot Fix Wage Scale
Spokane case ruling holds that a city cannot impose arbitrary eight hour wage requirements on property owners during street improvements if it raises project costs beyond private contractor rates. Supreme Court directs modification to $2.25 daily cost. notes broader constitutional questions unresolved. Also reports runaway Star Transfer wagon collision injuring a horse and minor property damage.
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Olympia
C. E. Mallette
Spokane
Supreme Court
Hoquiam Wins Fought Baseball Clash at Electric Park
Hoquiam defeats Aberdeen 13 to 9 in a tight game at Electric Park as Hoquiam moves into a share of second place with Aberdeen. Reams homered for Aberdeen and Kane held Hoquiam to early runs, but three late Hoquiam innings sealed the win. earlier Aberdeen won 5 to 2 in another closely contested game.
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Hoquiam
Aberdeen
Electric Park
Kelly
Black Cats
Ettinborogh
Palmer
Kane
Ford
Cats
Grays Harbor
Boyle
Ofsted
Turk
Kinkelen
Helmecke
Reams
Starkell
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
United State Naturalization
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West Coast Association
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