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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1912
Page
4
The Aberdeen Herald lists publication details for a semi weekly edition from 3809 East Wishkah Street. It notes editors, mailing info, and subscription rates with deadlines for advertising copy.
The Herald proclaims it is the oldest paper on Grays Harbor with the largest circulation in Chehalis County. Advertising contracts rely on this claim and all money tied to contracts based on it may be forfeited if the statement is not true.
The column condemns Republicans Victor Berger and Leonard Olsson arguing that Congress and the Justice Department react to calls for impeachment and public outrage. It criticizes the use of legal action to challenge Judge Hanford and frames justice as anchored in the constitution despite political rhetoric.
The Hoquiam recall follows a clash between the mayor and local officials over his ties to labor movements. The New York Times notes the public demand for reform can diverge from how people act, as the incident highlights.
The piece discusses recall as a check on abuses of direct democracy, suggesting experience will show its value. It mentions loading at Slade mill for San Francisco and arrivals, including schooner A B Johnson and steamer Centralia, plus Meadowbrook Creamery advertising its ice cream and Sunday specials with a phone number.
The Echo loads at American mill for Callao. Newsboy loads for San Pedro from Federal mill. Lizzie Vance sails to San Francisco from Cosmopolis. A J West sails to California ports. Cecelia Sudden loads for San Pedro from Aberdeen Lumber Shingle. Nehalem sails for San Pedro from Donovan mill. Temple E Dorr sails for San Francisco from Donovan mill. Wasp and Manema also move to lumber mills and seas. Fair Oaks arrives at port and details incomplete.
Hoquiam will shutter all saloons from 1 a.m. to 6 a.m. after the city commission passed the ordinance on initial readings. Introduced by Mayor Chris Knoell, it aims to end all night bar hours with penalties up to 109 dollars for violations. Saloons will reopen at 6 a.m. the following Monday.
Wm. Kinneman, a well known Elma baseball player, and Miss Ruth Aznee were arrested at eight last night in Hotel Snyder. They were taken to the city jail at the girl's parents request. The girl is said to be about sixteen.
United States Judge Hanford denied a motion for rehearing in the Leonard Olsson naturalization case alleging fraud in papers. The ruling follows political pressure linked to impeachment talk and cites the Johanssen precedent. A foreign language night school program seeks to teach English and civic basics to immigrant workers.
Night school opened in the Franklin school building at Monda for adult foreigners to learn English with Miss Cogger and Miss Fleming assisting.
The Northern Pacific Railroad announces schedule shifts to June 23 with reduced running times and new departure and arrival times. Train 386 will depart Moclips 6 45 a m and Tacoma 12 15 p m, arriving Seattle 1 5 p m with no car changes. Train 365 leaves Seattle 12 19 p m arriving Aberdeen 6 00 p m, Hogquia 6 20 p m with a 2 5 minute reduction. Other trains mostly unchanged except Gas Car from MecClea at 4 5 a m and Aberdeen arrivals. Train 232 from Hoe Pike at 4 45 p m reaches Tacoma and Portland by 10 34 p m.
Teak or .- Pp. m. provides the quickest service described in a fragmentary notice. The readable text hints at an emphasis on prompt delivery or assistance without full context.
Mrs Johann Nyman of Terrace Avenue died Monday at St Josephs Hospital aged 34 from a lingering illness. Funeral services were held yesterday at the Swedish Mission Church with Rev John J Huleen officiating. Her husband died about five years ago.
State of Washington Mason County estate matter. Ralph C White as assignee petitions to approve his report and discharge. Hearing set for Saturday June 24 at 9:30 a m in Montesano courthouse. An interested party may appear and show cause why the report should not be approved. Dated June 19 1918.
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