U S Officials See Carranza As Key To Peace In Mexico
Washington officials say Carranza must accept General Villa's conference offer to discuss plans to compose differences. Villa's response seems hopeful, calling for a meeting of Mexican leaders to form a new government and seek peace. Carranza forwarded his reply from Vera Cruz. Villa's is to be presented Monday.
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Washington, D. C
Mexico
Carranza
Wilson
BDC Ncaicgil Propic
Mexican Congress
Villa
Zapata
Chazaro
Soa Eaneace
Kaiser to Frame German Reply Amid U S Note Tension
Berlin reports say the German reply to Washington will be framed by the Kaiser with officials hinting at his personal role. The press reacts with calm and surprise to the friendlier American note following Bryan’s resignation, while Galician front talk and envoy Meyer Gerhard’s potential meeting loom.
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United Press
Berlin
Germany
Washington
Meyer Gerhard
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan Denies Inconsistency Over Lusitania Notes
William Jennings Bryan defended his actions on the Lusitania notes declaring no inconsistency in signing earlier notes while refusing the final rejoinder. He said he sought steps such as arbitration acceptance, warning American travelers, and a note to Britain, and that changes after his resignation did not justify withdrawal. He cited the modified note opening talks with Germany as the point of disagreement.
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United Press Dispatch
Washington, D. C
William Jennings Bryan
Germany
Lusitania
United States
Great Tain
Bryan
Modi
Imperial German Governa T
Burlington Man Appointed Third Deputy Bank Examiner
C. S. Moody of Burlington is named as third deputy bank examiner. He will inspect safe banks across the Northwestern district to enforce neutrality and thorough compliance. The note referenced by Bryan is described as not sufficient to warrant signing.
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MOODY
Burlington Man
United Press Dispatch
Olympia
C. S. Moody
Burlington
United States
Bryan
Aviators Bombarded Italian Ports Killing Women and Children
Otenwo Austrian aviators bombarded Mola do Bari and Polignano a Mare on the Adriatic, killing two women and two children. The attacks targeted two twin Italian sea port towns as part of ongoing hostilities.
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United Press Dispatch
Rome
Otenwo
Mola Do Bari
Polignano A Mare
Twotalian
Adriatic
German submarine fleet harasses British Isles reports 48 sunk
London dispatch notes the largest German submarine fleet since the war began operating around the British Isles. In ten days 48 vessels are known sunk in the war zone. The Leuctra, a large Canadian steamer, is among today’s victims.
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United Press Dispatch
London
British Isles
Germany
Leuctra
Zeppelin Raid Destruction Report From Evero
Reports from Belgium tonight say a German Zeppel in and five Taubes were destroyed in a raid by Allied aviators on the Evero aviation camp north of Brussels. Nineteen German soldiers were killed as bombs rained on the hangar causing it to burst into flames amid Belgian rejoicing.
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United Press
Paris
Evero
Brussels
Belgium
Woodman A W Cleveland Dies Sudden While Carrying Wood
A W Cleveland died unexpectedly yesterday morning while carrying wood into the home of Charles Fur bow at 427 South Park street. He was a pioneer woodsman. Funeral services will be held this afternoon at 3 30 from the Whiteside undertaking establishment.
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A. W. Cleveland
Charles Furbow
South Park Street
Mr. Cleveland
Whiteside Undertaking Establishment
Engineer leads Wynooche project survey from Aberdeen
R H Thomson Seattle engineer hired by the Aberdeen city council to survey the Wynooche water and power project began the upper Wynooche canyon trip yesterday. He traveled with Councilman James H Empey and aides Jesse Bates Glen Snider and Jean McGillicuddy and expected to be away about ten days.
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R. H. Thomson
Seattle
Aberdeen City Council
Wynooche
Wynooche Canyon
James H. Empey
Jesse Bates
Glen Snider
Jean McGillicuddy
Crow and Shaw Buy Inglewood News
W. D. Crow formerly published the Montesano Vidette and Thad N. Shaw his foreman have purchased the Inglewood News in California. The couple, now residents of Inglewood near Los Angeles, acquired the weekly paper after Crow’s retirement from Grays Harbor county journalism.
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W. D. Crow
Thad N. Shaw
Inglewood
Cal
the News
Los Angeles
Mrs. Crow
Mr. Crow
Grays Harbor
Elma Plans Summer Military School
A group of former soldiers in Elma plans a summer military school and aims to form a drill team for exhibition at the county fair.
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Elma
Resignation Accepted Secretary Bryan and Wilson Letter Exchange
Secretary Bryan resigns as secretary of state over policy on submarine warfare. President Wilson accepts the resignation with deep regret and bids Bryan Godspeed while affirming continued shared aims though methods differ.
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Bryan
Wilson
Washington
Mr. Bryan
Woodrow Wilson
Elks Observe Flag Day in Aberdeen Grand Theater Program
Aberdeen Elks mark Flag Day with an 8 pm program at the Grand theater headlined by Congressman Will E. Humphrey. A full literary and musical program includes local veterans groups, mayor and council, and DAR flag code readings stressing patriotism and flag respect.
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Aberdeen Lodge of Elks
Grand Theater
Will E. Humphrey
Naval Corps
Aberdeen
Elks
Warren J. Egerer
J. R. Evans
Sam G. Kaufman
J. M. Phillips
Elks Committee
Fol
Three Loggers Die in Grays Harbor Camps
Three loggers lost their lives in Grays Harbor county lumber camps last week. Albert Gustafson, 24, of McCleary, died when his foot was caught on a switch and he was run down by a train. Erick Larson, 30, working south of the city at the North River camp, was struck by a sapling drawn by a donkey engine. Frank Kerr, about 37, foreman at Carlisle for Copalis Lumber, was killed when a gun pole and block struck him during a donkey engine move. Surviving relatives include a wife and infant, a brother in Eureka, and a Portland-based family audience.
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Grays Harbor
Albert Gustafson
Chehalis Fir Door Company
McCleary
Erick Larson
North River
Willapa Logging Company
Larsen
Eureka
Cal
Frank Kerr
Copalis Lumber Company
Carlisle
Portland
Chautauqua Program at Electric Park This July
Copies of the chautauqua program received last week indicate the big entertainment this year will be as good or better than ever. The program is well balanced and promising a strong lineup for July 14 to 20 at Electric Park.
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Electric Park
Aberdeens Rose Show Nears With New Premiums
Committees in charge of the Aber deen Rose Show to be held next Saturday have worked hard the plans are almost complete. They now offer premiums for the newest red rose excluding the General McArthur and the newest white rose excluding the Druschke and the best pink rose excluding the Caroline Testout.
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Aberdeen
General McArthur
Druschke
Caroline
Germany Will Meet America Half Way Says Silent Hope
Washington June 12 German officials optimistic that Germany will make material concessions to retain friendship with the United States. President Wilson demands protection for American lives and rights to travel on the seas. It is uncertain if Germany will agree to immune merchant ships in the war zone.
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John Edwin Nevin
United Press
United Press Dispatch
Washington, D. C
Germany
United States
America
Berlin
Wilson
Aberdeen High Plans Four Football Games This Season
Coach Dan Hawley of Aberdeen High School has arranged a four game schedule with Everett Wenatchee and two Portland high schools. All matches will be played on Aberdeen grounds.
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Dan Hawley
Aberdeen High School
Everett
Wenatchee
Portland
Aberdeen
Elma and Aberdeen Moose and City Baseball Set Rematch
This afternoon Elma and Aberdeen Moose and City clubs square off. The teams are scheduled to meet again next Sunday and two weeks from today in Aberdeen.
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Elma Aberdeen
Moose
Elma City
Aberdeen
Knights Lodges Baseball Game Set for Electric Park
Baseball teams drawn from Knights of Columbus lodges in this city and Hoquiam prepare to meet in a game scheduled for this week or next at Electric Park.
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Knights of Columbus
Hoquiam
Electric Park
Lawyers vs Realty Men Baseball at Electric Park
Local lawyers and realty men will play a Sunday afternoon game at Electric Park. A large crowd is expected after days of practice. F. M. Cook will pitch for the lawyers with A. Kee Cross catching, while Gillicuddy is slated to pitch for the Realty men.
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Electric Park
F. M. Cook
A. ‘Ke. Cross
cGillicuddy
Pa Ae Realty Men
Aberdeen and Vancouver Face High Scoring Game
Yesterday Aberdeen beat Vancouver 8 to 6 while Tacoma defeated Seattle 4 to 3. Spokane and Victoria tied 4 to 4. The Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce will award three prizes for Grays Harbor County fair farm exhibits, down from five, due to fewer entries. Districts entered include Porter Garrard Creek Summit Sattop Lower Wynoodie Quinsault Huster and possibly North River.
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Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce
Grays Harbor
Porter
Garrard Creek
Summit
Sattop
Lower Wynoodie
Quinsault and
Huster
North River
Treasurers to Meet at Port Angeles Convention
County treasurers gather in Port Angeles for the annual state association convention. Secretary Jerry McGilli cuddy issues notices detailing dates from July 22 to 24 and related meeting arrangements.
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Jerry McGillicuddy
County Treasurers’ State Association
Port Angeles
Miller found not guilty of murder in unwritten law defense
In Olympia a jury acquits A. L. Miller of murdering William Chatten, president of Union Mills, after Miller killed him as Chatten left Miller’s home on May 2. Defense argues unwritten law. judge affirms the right to defend home and family. Miller and wife embraced as crowd cheered outside court.
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United Press Dispatch
Olympia
A. L. Miller
William Chatten
Union Mills
Miller
Chatten
Mire
Thomas H. Vance
the Commonwealth
Vance
Wright
Union Usmiber Company
Chatter
Tacoma
Pioneer answers call Theodore F Haynes dies in Aberdeen
Theodore F Haynes, a pioneer dairyman of Aberdeen, died Wednesday night at age 63. A native of Ohio, he came to Aberdeen in 1887 and left his dairy work five years ago to develop a ranch in Wynceds valley. He is survived by his widow, four children including William M. Haynes of Los Angeles and Mrs. Sacks Crandall, two sisters, and a brother. Funeral services set for 3 oclock this afternoon at the Fisel Pimnick undertakers chapel with Rev. Charlie McDermoth delivering the sermon.
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Aberdeen
Wynceds
Haynes
Ohio
William
M. Haynes
Los Angeles
Sacks
Crandall
Jack Seuners
Ben Haynes
Montesane
J. B. Haynes
Altice Guardent
Sumner
Mich
Mary Brown
Detroit
Fisael
Pimnick Undertaking Establishment
Charlie McDermoth
BNal Writh officers guest at Gog Harbor lodge dinner
Grand president Harry K. Wolf and grand trustee Mitton Meyer attended a dinner for Gog Harbor lodge at the Hotel Washington. Mr and Mrs Meyer accompanied by their spouses were on the Bore land trip.
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BNA Erith
Harry K. Wolf
Mitton Meyer
Bnal Writh
Gog Harbor Lodge
Washington
Birra
Welft
Meyer
Boreland
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