Hatfield Exonerated by Socialist Committee Report
A Socialist party delegation led by Victor L. Berger Adolph Germer and Eugene V Debs exonerates West Virginia Governor Hatfield over strike charges while blaming his predecessor Governor Glasscock for martial law and alleged atrocities. The report notes Hatfield protected workers rights while condemning suppression of two Socialist papers as unjust.
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Chicago
Gov. Hatfield
West Virginia
National Committee of the
Socialist Party
Victor L. Berger
Adolph Germer
Eugene V. Debs
Gov
Glasscock
Charleston
W. Va
Hatfield
Debs
Baldwin-Feltz
United Mine Workers
Office of the Star
Thompson
The Crimes of Conservation in Washington Chorus
Washington discussion on federal forest policy and alleged waste by the Forest Service leads Rep Humphrey to charge timber mismanagement. He cites Pinchot writings and claims land grabs by railroads, deficits, and slow growth versus high lumber prices, with Washington tax issues noted.
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Washington
Humphrey
House of Representatives
Federal Forestry Bureau
Congress
Gifford Pinchot
Pinchot
Forest Service
Santa Fe Railroad
Santa Fe
Northern Pacific
Weyerhausers
Montana
American Forestry Association
Federal Forest Service
State of Washington
Mayor Calls for City Cost Cuts and Concrete Paving Push
At the council meeting, the free employment bureau was abolished and private offices licensed. A five to six million gallon reservoir site was urged along with street improvements and concrete pavement trials. May statistics show 30 building permits worth 11200, 11 fire alarms, 142 police arrests, and bids for 8000 feet of water pipe.
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Free Employment Bureau
Pearsall
Centralia
Aberdeen
Chehalis
Grays Harbor
Messrs
Myles, Fraser
Hgerer
Martin
Huotari & Co
East Wishkah
East Heron
Kansas Streets
Henry Street
Second Street
Harbor Paving Company
Heron Street
Crane & Co
Tacoma
Jas. Klowe & Son
Ohio
Jas. W. Gerry
Portland
The
Water Committee
May Secure College For Grays Harbor
W C Mumaw president of the Hoquiam Chamber of Commerce told the Commercial club that a well established university may be secured for Grays Harbor. He said an endowment of about 100000 dollars and a suitable site would be needed. Harbor business leaders expect the requirements can be met as the school seeks 250000 dollars in endowment with subscriptions exceeding 100000 dollars and plans to move to a larger site. The proposal calls for cooperation between Hoquiam and Grays Harbor business groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Mumaw
Chamber of Commerce
Hoquiam
Mumaw
Hoquiam Club
The Herald Advertisers Cash In With Local Promotions
Advertisers in The Herald push new promotions and discounts across town. Local businesses offer limited time deals to attract readers and shoppers through the paper.
County Commission Actions Report from Montesano
The June meeting refused a $9.85 bill from Grays Harbor Logging Co and quashed an extra $12 claim for a supervisor's moving donkey engine. Road bids, land purchases, tax refunds, game wardens appointed, and a $4,000 reward for John Tornow were outlined with distributions to Quimby and Blair heirs contingent on legal titles.
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Montesano
Grays Harbor
J. M. Phillips
Aberdeen
C. D. Haneon
Hoquiam
Wishkah Valley
S. D. Crumley
John Tornow
Giles Quimby
Blair and
Lathrop
Perjury Alleged Arrest of Antone Valent
Antone Valent was arrested in this city Tuesday by request of the United States Marshal at Tacoma and was taken to Tacoma Wednesday by a deputy. He is wanted on a charge of perjury alleged to have occurred while securing his naturalization papers.
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Antone Valent
United States Marshall
Tacoma
Valent
Scatters Bad Checks Flood Town
William Wright, a financially troubled teamster, began passing six bad checks totaling 38 dollars in the town. Police halted the scheme. Wright was slated for a police court hearing yesterday, but the case was continued at his lawyer’s request.
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William Wright
Wall Street
Wright
Rumors of Oregon-Washington Railroad Spur to Montesano
Mont esano rumor hints at Oregon Washington Railroad and Navigation Co plans to extend into the Olympic peninsula via Wynoochee river valley. Officials touring the new depot reportedly rode routes favored by the company amid talks with Simpson Logging and Milwaukee interests. A $70,000 steel bridge on the Satsop branch underscores growing activity and potential trackage rights.
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Montesano
Oregon- Washington Railroad & Navigation Company
Olympic Peninsula
Wynoochee River
Chehalis County
Washington
O.W
Wynochee
Simpson Logging Company
Grays Harbor
Milwaukee
O-W
Northern Pacific
Suzzumbed to heart trouble tragedy at Klondike saloon
Konsta Tuomala a 60 year old Finland native employed in the Klondike saloon died suddenly Wednesday morning in the saloon. He was in usual health moments before his demise, complained of illness and died within five minutes before a physician arrived. His funeral was held yesterday afternoon from the Whiteside parlors.
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Konsta Tuomala
Finland
Klondike
Whiteside
Modern Printing at Moderate Prices
Aberdeen Printing Co offers affordable printing services with emphasis on quality and value. The firm markets modern, efficient production to meet business and personal needs.
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Aberdeen Printing Co
Chamber of Commerce Plans Westport Picnic and Splash Event
The Chamber discusses a Westport Cohas beaches picnic to celebrate the season and Northern Pacific rail upgrades. A committee is named for the event, a life saving station power boat is sought, and a June 17 evening meeting is set due to a Masonic convention.
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Chamber of Commerce
Westport
Cohassett
Northern Pacific Railway
J. S. Waugh
A. H. Griffin
N. P. Bryan
Hoquia i
Aberdeen
Geo. J. Wolff
T. H. Blyth
J. B. Benson
A. W. Middleton
L. G. Humburger
J. A. Mapes
W. O. McCaw
J. W. Clark
Marine Captain Dies After Motorcycle Crash
Captain A C Johnson formerly of the tug Forester was thrown from a motorcycle at Crambroke BC Monday and died Tuesday from injuries. Mrs Johnson will join the body in Aberdeen this afternoon. He was 28, lived on Grays Harbor since boyhood, and was known in marine circles. Survived by his widow, his father Isaac Johnson of Bellingham, and three brothers J A Johnson of Aberdeen, E A Johnson and A A Johnson of Crambroke.
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A. C. Johnson
Forester
Crambroke
B. C
Aberdeen
E. A. and
A. A. Johnson
Grays Harbor News Briefing From Aberdeen Herald
Aberdeen Herald reports on Grays Harbor county affairs with updates on local events and issues. Observes community happenings, civic notes, and pending actions affecting residents in the region.
Commencement Exercises Honor 33 Graduates at Weatherwax High
The J M Weatherwax High auditorium housed 33 graduates in a near full capacity ceremony. Maynard Lee Daggy of the University of Washington delivered the address on The Vocabulary of Success. Frances Paine won the C M Weatherwax prize for top standing with 95 3 16 and Cyria Allen close second with 95 1 16.
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J. M. Weatherwax High School
Maynard Lee Daggy
University of Washington
San Francisco
Frances Paine
C. M. Weatherwax
Cyria Allen
Harry Adams
Helen M. Austin
Claire Alexandria Bruce
Victor L. Burt
Ingram Chamberlain
Winnifred M. Coats
Horace Lockwood Cook
Sylvester Cam
Barcarolle From “Tales of Hoffman
Mienna Deteats
Offenbach
Torpedo Boat Fox Placed With Naval Militia After Fourth
Lieut E A McKenna reports that the torpedo boat destroyer Fox slated for Grays Harbor Fourth of July fleet will be assigned to the Naval Militia division after the celebration.
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E. A. McKenna
Fox
Grays Harbor
Naval Militia Division
County Fair Dates Set for Elma Grounds
Chehalis County Fair Association directors met in this city to decide the fair will be held October first through fifth on the new fair grounds at Elma.
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Chehalis County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Glascock
Debé
Berger
Forestry Bureau
the Herald
New York Evening Sun
Quimby
Oregon
Wyncoche Valley
the Chamber OF Commerce
Johnson
Aberdeen Herald
Aberdeen High School
Cyril Allen
Reece Es Ce Eee
Clyde Spencer
Shoogy Shop
Ambrose
Odette
Dr. I. R. Watkins
Isis
Aida
Eee
Verdi
Amsterdam
the Elks
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