State dairy train to visit Chehalis County towns
The mammoth demonstration train headed by state experts will tour Chehalis County June 21 to 26, with Aberdeen June 24. Officers include R W Thatcher and I P Whitney. the train features dairy cows, milking machines, spraying gear, and farm demonstrations in Oakville Porter Elma Satsop Montesano and Aberdeen.
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Aberdeen
Pullman
Northern Pacific
Washington
State College
R. W. Thatcher
Washington State Experiment Station
W. Thornber
The
I. P. Whitney
O. M. Olson
Farmer's Institutes
C. W. Lawrence
Puyallup Station
H. L. Blanchard
H. W. Sparks
Chehalis County
Oakville
Porter
Elma
Satsop
Montesano
Iowa Senator Warns GOP on Tariff Bill
The Iowa Senator denounces the Aldrich tariff bill arguing the protectionist system must be re examined to reflect modern industry. He warns party leaders that passing the measure risks a national backlash and urges reducing protection where feasible while protecting future American industry.
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Iowa
Mississippi Valley
Congress
Senator Hoar
Alexander Mamuilton
Blaine
Hamilton
Ways and Means Committee
the House
Dr. Johnson
McKinley
Amercian
United States Steel Company
Rock Island
Legislative employes to be selected by chiefs
Olympia June 15 At the coming session efforts will be made to have legislative employes chosen for the senate and house respectively by the secretary and chief clerk and to limit staff to essential workers to curb the payroll.
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Olympia
Senate
House
Woman Begins Work as Assistant State Labor Commissioner
Mrs. Blanche H. Mason has taken her new duties under Commissioner Charles F. Hubbard. She plans a workshop tour of major cities to study women workers. Mason will focus on health and sanitation laws enforcement and collect data to support legislation benefiting women workers.
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Olympia
Blanche H. Mason
Charles F. Hubbard
Hubbard
Bealey Held on Arson Charge After Preliminary Hearing
Charles Bealey a bath house proprietor was held to answer arson with $2000 bail after a preliminary hearing. Testimony linked a oil soaked rag can to his establishment and suggested fires began inside the bath house with a motive seen in high insurance. The judge cited conflicting window evidence and Bealey as last in the house before Birmingham and Fire Chief Schneider put out flames.
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Bath House
Bealey
Chas. Bealey
Bush
Samuel Benn
N. G. Kaufman
Fred Taylor
George Fisher
Eugene France
D. F. Buttner
Aganst Bealey
Zelaska
Wishkah Street
Jesse Holcomb
Beley
J. M. Birmingham
Schneider
Ealey
Buttner
Boner
Superior Court
Birmingham
Taft to push corporate tax and income tax constitutional amendment
President Taft will urge Congress to pass a 2 percent tax on undistributed corporate net earnings and seek a constitutional amendment to allow income taxation. Attorney General Wickersham to draft both measures as Republican leaders back the plan. Taft argues the tax would boost revenue and illuminate corporate affairs.
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Washington
Taft
Congress
Senate
Wickersham
Howell names deputies in secretary of state office
Olympia June 15 W W Hopkins chairman Thurston county Republican central commit tee and present deputy county auditor was named cashier and auditor in the office of I M Howell secretary of state He succeeds Frank Houghton who resigned and is now with the state insurance commissioner Miss Hattie L Watson has taken his place Charles Foster of Tacoma will head the recording department and introduce a new recording system Joel Pryde from Aberdeen is named recorder succeeding Mabel E Nichols Miss Nichols is daughter of Sam H Nichols who resigned as secretary of state Frances E Watson will be succeeded by Foster
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Olympia
W. W. Hopkins
Thurston County Republican Central Committee
I. M. Howell
Howell
Frank Houghton
Hattie L. Watson
Charles Foster
Tacoma
Foster
Joel Pryde
Aberdeen
Mabel E. Nichols
Miss Nichols
Sam H. Nichols
Mr. Foster
Frances E. Watson
Absurd Objections to Hoquiam County District Plan
A Hoquiam article defends a new act dividing counties into judicial districts and naming Aberdeen as sub court seat. It rejects six constitutional objections as baseless, arguing juries may be drawn from districts, delegation of authority is common, trials need not occur only at county seats, and county division does not create new counties. It calls the objections petty and urges Supreme Court review to uphold the law’s practicality and cost savings.
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Aberdeen
Hoquiam
Hoquiam Kickers
Supreme Court
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McBride
St. Louis Republic
Aldrich
United States
Department of Industry
Republican Party
Charles Bealey
Secretary of State
Aberdeen Boy
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