Second Judicial District Delayed by Supreme Court Ruling
The Hoquiam faction known as the Hoquiam Knockers secured a temporary writ of prohibition delaying Judge Irwin from acting on the Chehalis county second district until the state supreme court rules on the law’s constitutionality on July 2. Aberdeen supporters condemn the move while Hoquiam progressives push for a sub courthouse and annexation to Aberdeen, believing the delay may hasten a final court decision.
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Aberdeen
Chehalis
Supreme Court
Judge Irwin
Irwin
Bridges
Hogan
M. R. Sherwood
Brewer
W. H. Abel
W. L. Adams
Geo. H. Emerson
J. O. Stearns
R. F. Lytle
BE. O. McGlauflin
Hoquiam
Cuckoo Press
Montesano
Herman Walker
Ed. Philbrick
Mayor Frary
Senator Polson
A. L. Paine
C. H. Rychard
Harry Heermans
C. W. Hodgdon
A. D. Hicks
H. B. Hewitt
Fred Foster
East Hoquiam
G. H. Railway & Light Co
Chehalis County
Snohomish County
Everett
Sedro-Woolley
Mount Vernon
Supreme Tribunal of
Therald
Hopkins
Grays Harbor
Herald
Governor Hay Prefers Short Legislative Session
Governor M E Hay announced he will limit his special message to the committee report on state offices. He expects the session to last only 10 to 12 days if lawmakers focus on the committee findings and avoid new measures. He found broad support for a brief session during his Eastern Washington trip.
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Olympia
M. E. Hay
Washington
Hay
House
Senate
Man Burns To Death In Zelasko Building Blaze
Fire at the Zelasko building on East Wishkah street killed one man and injured four who jumped from the second floor. The structure housed Aberdeen Ship Chandlery, A J Fletcher Plumbing, and a rooming house run by Mr and Mrs W H Drisko with about thirty rooms. Mrs Drisko endured severe burns saving occupants. Total loss estimated at 26500 with 13800 insurance.
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Zelasko
Wishkah Street
K. Zelasko
Aberdeen Ship Chandelry Company
A. J. Fletcher Plumbing Company
W. H. Drisko
Pioneer
Mike Unger
Jesse Holcomb
L. F. Berry
Fred Mechlin
Roy McGee
Fion
Evans
Aberdeen Ship Chandelry Co
Taft vows veto on Aldrich tariff bill in clash over reform
Taft plans to veto the tariff measure favored by Aldrich unless major reductions are made at conference. He signals decisive opposition to a bill he does not approve, warning Congress to revise downward now or risk a Democratic House and jeopardized renomination. Aldrich misreads Taft, Taft has opposed him before and will again if needed. Continued on Page Two.
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Washington, D. C
Taft
Aldrich
Congress
iIf
Senate
Rhode
Europe
Editorial Calls Congress to Adjourn and Address Tariff Anger
The St Paul Pioneer Press urges Congress to adjourn briefly and listen to constituents amid anger at the Payne bill and Aldrich tariff measures. It warns of a potential Republican collapse if leaders ignore demands for moderate tariffs and free materials like lumber and coal.
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St. Paul Pioneer Press
Congress
Republican Party
Mississippi Valley
Ohio
Aldrich
New Criminal Code Opens After Legislature Sessions
The last session enacted two new codes the educational and the criminal codes both effective last Thursday. The marriage license law restricts marriages to older immigrants and requires affidavits from physicians the male party must be free of venereal disease and witnesses sworn. The new criminal code bars insanity as a defense in felonies and defines grafting as paying or promising rewards to influence officials.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
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Axe
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