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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1913
Page
4
The Herald asserts it is the oldest paper on rays Harper with the biggest circulation in Che Raila county. Advertising contracts rely on this claim and payment may be forfeited if the statement is not true.
The article argues that U S tariffs do not fully explain trade with Canada and that wage efficiency drives competition. It cites U S gains over ten years and England's mixed results in iron, textiles, and machinery, stating the United States often outcompetes England where its labor is most efficient.
The Aberdeen World and Herald clash over Mr. Polson as the Hansen road controversy heats up. The World denies Polson owns the World and explains ownership by Grays Harbor Publishing Company controlled by W. A. Rupp and family.
Princess Victoria Louise will wed Prince Ernest of Cumberland on May 24 in Berlin. Royal preparations filled Unter den Linden with decorations as kings and czars from Europe attended, bringing gifts valued in the millions and a dowry of about two million dollars.
President Wilson accuses a powerful Washington lobby network of insidious influence pushing for high tariffs. The sugar lobby allegedly printed 1,500,000 pieces of literature at government expense, saving about $25,000 in postage. Former Governor Henry McBride fought a similar pervasive lobby in Olympia, which he vowed to remove as it controlled legislators. The piece predicts many lobbyists would lose influence once reforms take hold.
The Paterson Weekly Issue editor Alexander Scott was convicted under a post McKinley era law criminalizing ridiculing government departments. The case centered on claims that police brutalized silk mill strikers. If upheld, prosecutors could bar justification for reported claims, chilling press exposure of officials.
A Spokesman Review snippet shows Jones joking that his wife may stop buying boxes of cigars after he says he smoked the last box around the house. The humorous exchange emphasizes a domestic shortage in a light tone.
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