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Newspaper

Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1908

Page

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Demands of Labor to Republican Platform by Gompers

Samuel Gompers presents labor demands to the National Republican Convention. He urges a platform aligned with Roosevelt era ideas and calls for laws protecting wage earners, agriculturists, and horas, ending injunctions in many labor disputes, eight hour work for federal workers, employers liability, women’s suffrage, a separate Labor Department, a federal mines bureau, and postal savings banks.

American Federation of Labor National Republican Convention Roosevelt Republican Party Samuel Gompers Congress Department of Labor Federal Bureau of Mines and Mining

Labor Demands Shape Republican Platform Pledge

After two days of meetings the Republican leaders adopted a broad statement aligned with labor, endorsing Rooseveltlike demands while asserting court authority and procedure. The platform calls for writs of injunction to require notice unless irreparable harm would occur, with a speedy postdelay hearing.

Republican Party

Labor Demands Overshadowed by Gop Platform

A syndicated column complains the Republican National Platform largely ignores organized labor. The author argues the platform uses empty rhetoric to dodge labor unions and workers’ rights while promising vague reforms.

Old Settler O A Myers of Washington Named in Class

O A Myers of Aberdeen Washington is cited for position in the old settlers class after twenty seven years in the state. He laid out Aberdeen its original name Wishkah and built the first sawmill for North Western Lumber Hoquiam. He also built the third Chehalis county mill at Montesano in 1884 named Wishkah Lumber Company. Myers Lumber of South Prairie bears his name. He hails from Michigan and remains hale with many years ahead.

O. A. Myers Aberdeen Washington Wishkah North Western Lumber Company Hoquiam California Montesano

Knights of Pythias Memorial Services Held

Wishkah lodge No. 44 staged memorial services at Congregational church with public invitation. The program included opening by officers, songs, scripture reading, a vocal solo, Memorial Address by F. H. Green and Loomis, and a closing ceremony by the lodge.

Knights of Pythias Wishkah Lodge No. 44 F. H. Green F. W. Loomis Lodge

Iowa-born family introduces Cham berlain’s remedy in Florida

The Ennis Bros announce long-time use of Cham bers Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy made in Des Moines. They credit a near fatal El Paso incident to the remedy and report its success since introducing it in Narcoossee Florida. Evans Brug Co sells the remedy.

Iowa Chamberlain Des Moines el Paso Texas Narcoossee Fla Ennis Bro.s Evans Brug Co

Aberdeen High School Graduating Exercises Highlighted by Orchestral Music

The Grand theater crowd attended Aberdeen High School’s graduating exercises. The Elks orchestra provided music as Prof Meaney of the state university delivered an engaging address on Two Heroes about Gen Pickett and Gen Isaac I Stevens. W W Hart awarded diplomas.

Aberdeen High School Elks’ Orchestra Aberdeen Seward Axland Lora E. Leonard Daniel Pearson Josie Smith Fred Weatherwax Max Brachvogel Esther Knapp Mabel Larson Helen Schneider Florence Lemmen Ethel Benjamin Porter Breakiron Ray Burke Ralph Callahan Leo Johnson Louise Moir Ida Thomson Vera Vammen Susie Wiggins Jay Barton Dutton Knapp Prof Meaney The State University Prof. Meaney Gen. Pickett Isaac I. Stevens Washington W. W. Hart Board of Education

Oakville Goes Dry Stalls Liquor License Plan

Oakville council refuses to consider saloon license applications for six months. Mr White appeared Friday with a $1000 fee, but the council announced a moratorium on liquor licenses for the next half year.

Oakville

Scotsmen complete Seattle to Chicago walk for prize

William Jackson and R. T. Hay walked from Seattle to Chicago in ninety days despite snow slush mud and heat to win a $1,500 purse from the Seattle Athletic Club. They started with five dollars and earned their keep along the way, leaving no unpaid bills.

William Jackson R. T. Hay Seattle Chicago Seattle Athletic Club Jackson Hay

National Highway Commission Bill Suggested for Interstate Roads

A bill introduced by Representative Courrier seeks creation of a national highway commission to build improve and maintain roads nationwide. Supreme Court decisions affirm federal power over interstate roads, allowing the commission to aid construction on any highway connected to interstate commerce including all public highways within U S territory as deemed suitable for commerce trade and postal service.

Congress Representative Courrier National Highway Commission Supreme Court of the United States Proposed Highways Commission United States Postal Service

Gold Bricks Scheme Nets Farmers in South Dakota

A fraud game targets farmers in Brown County with低 bid land offers at $60 an acre and a demanded 50 cent an acre advertising fee. The agent, claiming to be only an advertiser, pressures payment before sale. Twenty two farmers were said to be caught with this bait and one paid $320. Some plan to fight in court.

South Dakota Brown County

Herald Twice Weekly Dispatch Tells It All

The Herald presents a compact twice weekly report outlining local happenings. It highlights key moments, notable events, and community updates in concise summaries for residents.

the Herald

Interstate Commerce Commission rules lumber rate disputes

The Interstate Commerce Commission issued decisions on lumber and forest product freight rates from Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana and British Columbia to eastern and southern markets. It struck down advances west of a midwest line, restoring pre 1908 rates, while eastern limits faced partial increases with caps. dissent by Chairman Knapp and Commissioner Harlan opposed the majority.

Washington, D. C The Interstate Commerce Commission Washington Oregon Idaho Montana British Columbia Willamette Valley San Francisco Lumber Manufacturers’ Association Pacific Coast Lumber Manufacturers’ Association Et Southwest Washington Pembina Grand Forks Moorehead Breckenridge Minn Sioux City Council Bluffs St. Joseph Kansas City Port Arthur Tex Kansas City Southern Railway Missouri River Duluth Minneapolis St. Paul Minnesota Mississippi River Pacific Coast Lumber Manufacturers’ Association Northern Pacific Commission Colorado Northern Pacific Railway Northern Pacific Terminal Company of Oregon Railroad & Navigation Company Oregon Short Line Union Pacific Portland Seattle Portaland Ogden Salt Lake City Utah Spokane Pacific Coast Cascades Coast Knapp Harlan

Gray's Harbor Abdeen Herald Transcripts 2001

A two weekly transcript from Gray's Harbor Abdeen Herald for 2001, listing happenings and events with a price of 81.50 in advance.

Penings Gray’s Harbor Abdeen Herald

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