Herald of Grays Harbor Subscription Notice
Publication details for the Aberdeen Washington Herald. Includes publishing days Monday and Thursday, address 408 East Wishkah Street, editor MO J Carney, post office registration, subscription rates, and ad copy deadlines. Also notes circulation claim and contract forfeiture if false.
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East Wishkah Street
MO. J. Carney
Aberdeen
Wash
The
Herald
Grays Harbor
Chehalis County
Breakers Ahead in Labor Talks Stir Public Opinion
All City Legal Notices discuss labor unions at Grays Harbor. The piece argues for level headed management and conservative action amid union tensions over the Johnston Transfer Company and related disputes. It warns against radical elements and favors traditional methods, referencing a Seattle dispatch and a Washington Labor Journal analysis.
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Grays Harbor
Johnston Transfer Company
Seattle
Johnston Company
Douglas Foundry
Aberdeen
Seattle Dispatch
Washington Labor Journal
Temporary chairman and secretary chosen for Republican convention
The Republican National Committee selects Senator Burrows as temporary chairman and John E. Malloy of Columbus Ohio as temporary secretary. The move signals a hostile temporary organization toward Taft and suggests most of the 200 anti Taft delegates may be admitted to the convention.
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Republican National Committee
Senator Burrows
John E. Malloy
Columbus
Ohio
Foraker
Taft
Merry Widow Hats Damped by Waterproofing Sought
Readers joke about fashion woes as waterproofing for the iconic Merry Widow hats remains elusive. The quip highlights a fashion trend quirk and public interest in durable headwear.
Meaning of White House governors conference explained
Editorial in the June Review of Reviews clarifies why the May 1815 conference was held at President Roosevelt’s invitation and outlines the chosen lines of action. The piece helps readers understand the event beyond daily reports and summarizes the overall matter. The New York Journal of Commerce criticizes the Aldrich bill’s railroad bond provision as not changing the measure’s core aim of using government currency power to aid speculative bond interests.
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White House
Roosevelt
The
New York Journal of Commerce
Bids Sought for Million Feet of Panama Canal Lumber
The government invites bids on 1 000 000 feet of Washington fir or yellow pine for Panama canal district repairs. Bids open June 15 for lumber used in car siding planks sills beams and roofing. The piece ends with a lengthy political reflection contrasting bad and good governments.
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Panama Canal District
Bernard Shaw Comedy Uses Marriage as Joke
Bernard Shaw writes a comedy that treats getting married as a joke while noting that those who try it know it is not a light matter. The piece surveys social satire and the serious undertones beneath a humorous premise.
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Bernard Shaw
Can a woman dress on $20000 a year in New York
A New York paper asks if a woman can dress on that income, and the Bernard Kan. Bee replies that ours can. The remark suggests the newspaper business is thriving in Kansas.
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New York
Bernard Kan
Bee
Kansas
Congress Endorses Large Yearly Federal Spending Tone
The remark suggests Congress accepts high annual federal outlays, framing the process as routine and favorable to spending. It implies support for substantial government expenditures despite scrutiny or debate.
Governor Rushes Back to Washington After Conservation Talk
After the president urged governors to conserve natural resources one official hurried to Washington to safeguard his job.
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Washington
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