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Newspaper

Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1912

Page

2

Fraudulent Citizenship and the Law on Naturalization

The article discusses the limits of naturalization for anarchists and those with anti constitutional aims. It cites Johannessen v United States and ex parte Sauer, noting fraud and perjury void citizenship, and cites Olsson and Johannessen to uphold that citizenship may be revoked if Procured by fraud. The piece condemns the Attorney General for opposing these principles.

Supreme Court Supreme Court of the United States Johannessen United States District Court of State of Texas Richard V. Sauer United States of America Olsson Hanford Hay

Messer Specialist for Men at 122 Heron Street Aberdeen

Advertisement for a male medical specialist offering treatment for bladder and kidney issues, erectile concerns, and general urological problems. Claims 20 years experience with 20,000+ treatments using German remedy 606. Office hours daily with Sunday service and location details.

Sailor Charged With Assault In Saloon Stabbing

Andrew Johnson a sailor was arrested after an argument at an F street saloon led to him striking John Lethevius in the mouth and later stabbing him in the left side with a pocket knife. Lethevius who does not desire to prosecute, Johnson imprisoned in the county jail and an information filed in superior court.

Andrew Johnson John Lethevius Lethevius Johnson Lethovius Klondyke

Tideland fill ordered by city council action

City council approves tidelands east of E street and west of Wishkah river fill as preliminary steps proceed. Other actions include road and street vacations, fence removal at Electric building site, license issues, and bids for woodContract awarded for 1500 cords of wood at 78 a cord.

E Street Wishkah Hulburt American Mill Co Hogan Front Streets Scott Street River Street Anderson & Middleton Mill Advance Construction Co Electric Broadway Heron Street Aberdeen Realty Syndicate Southside County Road C. V. Loy West Coast Advertising Bureau Terrace Avenue Curtis Street Griffith Street Robt Dinse North Aberdeen Bridge South G Street East Heron Street Gust Anderson Crivyen

Motorcycle Crash Near Crescent Hotel Injures Clerk

Frank Fisher, a telephone office clerk, collided with a Robie Coats auto driven by Leslie A. Paulson on H Street after noon. Paulson swerved onto the sidewalk, causing the headlights to strike iron sewer pipe. Fisher suffered a severe left ankle bruise. Paulson is held on $25 bail. The wrecked motorcycle belonged to Foreman Shumate of the telephone company.

Frank Fisher Crescent Hotel H_ street Robi, Coats Leslie A. Paulson Paulson Fisher Foreman Shumate The Telephone Company

Roosevelt Delegates Bolts Delegates at Convention

A fragmentary telegram complains that delegates are seated fraudulently and seek to overturn a lawful majority. It urges the true majority to resist foul play and organize to uphold the republican convention’s integrity and legitimacy.

Legitimate Development Promotes Honest Investment

The article argues that current conditions impede fruit land development and recalls past mining abuses. It contends a proper law will favor bankers and stock dealers, channel investments into legitimate promotions, and curb wild cat issuances.

Seattle pair completes 150 pound canoe voyage to Aberdeen

Ralph Faulkner of Aberdeen and Larry Livingston of Seattle, both State University students, arrived in Aberdeen after ten days from Lake Washington. They sailed with two small sails, faced portages around log blocks on rivers, and battled moments of doubt before finishing at the Chehalis river and Aberdeen.

Ralph Faulkner Aberdeen Larry Livingston Seattle Lake Washington State University Livingston Alki Point Puget Sound Olympia Black Lake

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H. Heron E. Heron Tideland Southside Road EF Street Randall Streets Buster Brown Tos Bedford Cord Henrietta GEO. J. Wolff Aberdeen’s Lone Coats Roosevelt Black River Chehalis Ss. K. Bowes J. M. Bowes D. M. Bowes Bowes Bros. Co San Francisco Los Angeles Southwest Washington Development Association Grays Harbor Railway and Light Old Way the Electric Service E. Heron St
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