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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1914
Page
4
The Herald discusses circulation claims and advertising leverage, then reports on Rev. Alex Polson opposing the county platform, opposing normal school consolidation and advocating reform. It also critiques Republican standpoints on Wilson administration policies and trade balances, citing Kelley and historical tariff eras. The piece closes with an ad for KC Cook's Book from Jaques Mig Co.
The article analyzes the new budget focusing on higher taxes for large incomes and estates. It contrasts English and American approaches, arguing the inheritance tax targets large fortunes like Astor and Harriman, and critiques potential inefficiencies and political aims behind both methods.
The Free Wool and Free Buying Business have accelerated with buyers taking substantial quantities of new territory wools and more foreign and crossbred wool. West markets show active demand and top rates in territory and fleece sectors as manufacturers seek supply. Growth in Washington Idaho Montana Oregon and Indiana reflects tariff changes easing competition and raising grower profits. Authorities note tariff shifts under Payne Aldrich influenced price formation and industry outlook.
An 18th century reflection asserts that war is the root of social evils and monopolies. It argues that war fosters tyranny and the temptations that lead to growing inequalities under dominion by a few.
Rear Admiral Robert E Peary announces that aviation will reach a capability to circumnavigate the Earth within five years. He notes rapid advances in aeroplanes and propulsion as the basis for this projected milestone.
A foresight piece notes future airliners reaching 130 mph now with 16 hour flights and predicts 100 mph sustained speed for polar trips. It envisions cross polar routes from EtaH to Cape Columbia and landing at the South Pole on a snow plateau with August or July departures.
A speaker argues the most serious world question is the awakening of Japan and China and urges universal adoption of the Golden Rule in US relations with Mexico and Asia. He dreams of a racially harmonized America banning war through peacemaking, interchanges, and trust, not fear.
The speaker insists the United States must send troops into Mexico to oust Huerta and Carranza and install a strong national government. He argues only this action can protect lives and property and stop perpetual Mexican unrest.
Vice President H B Earling reports improved crop prospects lifting Montana South Dakota and Washington yields and expects a lumber demand revival as line freight tonnage should rise in the next ninety days. He cites favorable weather boosting farms and the Milwaukee Lines business conditions along the coast. A theater show on motion pictures promises a vivid look at the Panama Canal on June 19 and 20.
Lyman H. Howe reproduces Panama Canal scenes describing enormous excavations that removed a mountain and produced a prodigious display of activity. The narrative highlights the canal's monumental engineering and unprecedented human effort in this historic project.
Washington officials say a signer may remove his name any time before petitions are certified to the secretary of state by registration officials. Once checked and certified, withdrawals are not permitted. Many signers statewide seek to strike their names while lists remain unverified.
The piece argues that comparisons of fortitude between men and women are idle. It notes women endure pain like headaches in new shoes with a pin in the spine, while men do not smile through toothache. The tone is wry and observant.
The feature stars Sig Antony Novelli as Lieut Ross and Leah Giunchi as a tribal chief's daughter in a thriller set in India. Lupi from Quo Vadis and Antony Cleopatra returns as Tom the boat swain. Mon June 15 and Tue 16 showings with 20 cent adult and 10 cent children prices.
Examinations for postmasters at Aloha Bay View Humptulips Ocosta Melbourne Sunset and Westport will be held June 20 in Hoquiam Centralia and Chehalis. Applications available at the local post offices or by writing the secretary of the United States Civil Service Commission in Washington DC.
A brief note highlights Hera as a hub for continuous news coverage, promising round the clock updates and extensive reporting across topics. Readers are invited to follow daily developments and participate in the evolving local discourse.
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