Aberdeen Herald emphasizes strong Grays Harbor economy
The Aberdeen Herald defends local optimism and solid labor and business activity on Grays Harbor. It notes high wages, plentiful work in saw and shingle mills, and large harbor investments. The piece supports county commission economy measures and praises restraint in public hiring while contrasting earlier spirited development with current cautious progress.
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County Superintendent McKillip in Clash With County Board
The Aberdeen Herald attacks County Superintendent McKillip over the county commissioners denial of his request for an assistant. McKillip argues schools need more attention than he can provide and seeks staffing aid, while the commissioners insist the request is not granted. The Elma Chronicle notes public dispute and criticizes press coverage for bias and misrepresentation.
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Dr. B. Clark Hyde Kans City Doctor Faces Retrial in Swope Case
The Kansas City physician Dr. B Clark Hyde is scheduled for another trial in connection with the Swope case. Prosecutors allege wrongdoing linked to the Swope affair and Hyde awaits court dates for a renewed proceeding. The matter gathers attention as legal proceedings continue.
Restrict Immigration Seen as Way to Keep Crime Down
Professor J W Jenks of Cornell argues immigration should be restricted to keep criminals out. He says current laws fail to exclude criminals and cites shifts in origin and intent of newcomers, with most new arrivals being unskilled men planning to return home after saving.
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Tribute to the toil ers in Wilsons New Jersey speech
Gov Woodrow Wilson praises the toiling millions that sustain America saying the strength of the nation comes from workers who quietly sustain society. He questions how statesmanship should protect labor and notes the central obstacle is powerful corporations. He adds he cannot indict a nation but can indict one man at a time with facts.
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Labor Organize to Secure Justice Says Woodrow Wilson
Governor Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey urges labor to organize to gain justice from capital. He argues organized labor can ensure lawful employer responsibility for worker protection and fair wages while limiting excessive work hours and exactions.
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Judge plats Centra Park on 120 acres midway AberdeenMontesano
Judge J C Pearson has laid out 120 acres between Aberdeen and Montesano into five acre lots called Centra Park and will market them soon. The tracts front the Aberdeen to Montesano road and adjoin a Patterson property being prepared for suburban homes. Advertisers are advised to mention the Herald.
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Breaking Down Party Lines says Wilson in New Jersey
Woodrow Wilson comments on shifting politics and civic awakening. He argues citizens scrutinize government conduct and reject labels in favor of policies benefiting the entire United States, warning against parochial legislation.
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