Burke Burke Burke Attack on Burke by Dolliver in Senate Race
A Republican defense of Thomas Burke for United States Senator attacks his ties to railroad leaders and corporate lawyers. The piece argues Burke would serve railroad interests, contrasts him with anti-corporate sentiment, and urges voters to oppose his candidacy citing campaign funding and legal career. It frames the race as a clash between working people and corporate influence led by railroad magnates.
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Burke
Dick Nailers
Thomas Burke
Louisiana
Jim
Judge Burke
United States
Senate
Republican Party
Congress
Great Northern Railroad Company
Washington
W. H. Taft
J. D. Dolliver
Iowa
Dolliver
Taft
Winona
Maj. Lord
Senate Committee
Doliver
Stop the Jeffries Johnson prize fight looming on July 4
Attorney General Webb said Gov. Gillet ordered action to halt the Jeffries Johnson fight in San Francisco. Gillet told the Associated Press he would enforce the order and that boxing remains lawful so long as promoters obey statutes.
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San Francisco
U. S. Webb
J. H. Gillet
Gov. Gillet
Associated Press
Webb
United States
California
Gillet
Lovia Dahlberg Weds Fans Edward Ekstrom in Swedish Mission Church
Miss Lovia Dahlberg and Mr Fans Edward Ekstrom were married last night at the Swedish Mission Church parsonage by Rev John J Hulen. Bride’s sister Miss Anna Dahlberg and Mr Andrew Lindquist attend along with Mr and Mrs August Anderson.
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Lovia Dahlberg
Edward Ekstrom
Swedish Mission Church
John J. Hulen
Anna Dahlberg
Andrew Lindquist
August Anderson
Gohl predicts grand jury will free him after Aberdeen case
William Gohl serving life for the Harberg murder says the case will be reopened before Aberdeen grand jury soon after the first of next month. He claims co defendant J Klingenberg will tell the truth, and predicts his own release. Gohl heads to Walla Walla to begin sentence while his wife plans to join him. he hopes to complete a law course within a year if discharged.
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Tacoma
William Gohl
Charles Harberg
Aberdeen
Gohl
J. Klingenberg
Hadberg
Walla Walla
Royal Arch lecture impresses audience at Grand Opera
Hon James Weir spoke to a well pleased audience at the Grand Opera house last night. Delegates and wives heard for the first time the Royal Arch purpose and the order’s work. Weir said they have cleaned up the saloon trade more than any prohibitionist effort in the state. Senator Ruth’s absence disappointed members. The group planned a business finish and a banquet at the Mecca for visiting members.
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James Weir
Grand Opera House
Royal Arch
Ruth
Mecca
United Wireless Officers Arrested for Fraud and Mail Use
President C. C. Wilson and Vice-President Bogart of the United Wireless Telegraph Company were arrested in New York at 42 Broadway by U S Marshals on a charge of misuse of the mails. The firm promotes stock nationwide though listings are denied and no dividends are paid. The company operates offices in Seattle Tacoma Portland and San Francisco with a Seattle factory and ships using its wireless instruments from Alaska to Mexico. Sixteen land stations exist in the state and investigators Meyer and O'Brien provided the summons. The Maine incorporation seeks to unify wireless interests with authorized capital of 10 million dollars.
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New York
C. C. Wilson
Bogart
United Wireless Telegraph Company
United States
Marshall Henkel
Broadway
Shields
Eastern Financial
United Wireless Company
United Wireless
Collier’s
Pacific Coast
Seattle
Tacoma
Portland
San Francisco
Pacific
Alaska
Mexico
Walter L. Meyer
Postoffice
Frank A
Classy smoker thrills Aberdeen with polished card
The Crescent Athletic club hosted a top quality Tuesday night smoker in Aberdeen drawing large attendance. Jim Morrison of Seattle teased a July Fourth San Francisco bout with eight Seattle coaches and two diners, while Tommy Morgan defeated Bob Oliver in the sixth round with a brutal sledge hammer shot and a closing sleeper. Crowe earns praise for arranging the classy bouts.
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Crescent Athletic Club
Aberdeen
Royal Arch
Jim Morrison
Seattle
San Francisco
Tommy Morgan
Bob Oliver
Oliver
Morgan
Crowe
Mother of Gohl’s victim in poverty seeks aid
Judge J C Pearson has received a letter from Mrs. Hoffman mother of John Hoffman one of William Gohl’s victims living in Germany asking if her son left any property She says he was her sole support and she is left in poverty and distress The local Odd Fellows lodge plans to contact the grand lodge secretary to write to Germany and assist if she needs support
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J. C. Pearson
Hoffman
John Hoffman
William Gohl
Germany
Grand Lodge
Horses In North Aberdeen Racetrack Arrests
Will Hogan and W H DeCarr were arrested for racing horses in the North Aberdeen resident section. Each posted $10 bail and said they will fight the case if taken to the Supreme court.
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Will Hogan
W. H. DeCarr
North
Aberdeen
Supreme Court
Delegates Named for Republican State Convention in Tacoma
The Republican County Central Committee met in this city to name 27 delegates for the August state convention in Tacoma. E H Story of Montesano presided as Aberdeen and Hoquiam vacancies were filled. A national and state resolutions platform was adopted.
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Tacoma
Poindexter
Chehalis County
Republican County Central Committee
E. H. Story
Montesano
Aberdeen
Hoquiam
Republican Party
Taft
Ballinger
Hay
Quinsault
Supreme Court
Congress
Judge Irwin
Supreme Bench
W. A. Rupp
W. J. Patterson
8. C. Finch
L. H. Humburgar
T. B
J. R. Odonnell
Johnily
Balance of County
Je Nutter
North River
T. C. Simmons
Fairview
N. S. Richards
Oakville
Niel Cooney
Cosmoplis
C. W. Yana
Westport
Tacoma groups plan joint exploitation push for Southwestern Washington
Tacoma trustees of the Commercial club and Chamber of Commerce join with the Southwestern Washington Development association for a Saturday night meeting to outline a regional publicity and exploitation campaign. Attending bankers and business leaders from Aberdeen Chehalis Centralia Kelso and Hoyu ian areas are named. A public session will follow to finalize plans.
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Tacoma
Southwestern
Washington
Tacoma Commercial Club
Tacoma Chamber of Commerce
Southwestern Washington Development Association
Commercial Club
Tacoma Commercial
Southwest
O. F. Casper
A. C. Little
Raymond
W. J. Patterson
Hayes & Hayes
Aberdeen
N. B. Coffman
Coffman, Dobson & Co
Chehalis
Charles Gilchrist
United States National Bank
Centralia
F. L. Stewart
Kelso State Bank
Kelso
F. B. Hubbard
Eastern Railway & Lumber Company
C. O. Ginrich
Chehalis Manufacturing Company
H. B. Hewitt
Hewitt Logging Company
Hoquiam
Floor Collapse Destroys Old Warehouse Floor
The floor of the old warehouse recently occupied by S. B. Hicks & Son collapsed under heavy cement weight and the entire structure sank into the tide flats. Damages remain unfixed.
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S. B. Hicks & Son
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