Auto Ditch Crash Dings City Officials and Clerk
A Bar ber Asphalt party including City Clerk Peter Clark and officials such as City Treasurer Roy Sargent and Street Superintendent C E Arthur escaped with minor injuries when their auto skidded into a ditch on the Montesano road while returning from Montesano. R V Watt of Seattle and P O Nicholson also traveled in the car. Watts driving at a low speed likely limited damage. The vehicle was not damaged and returned to town after being righted.
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Barber Asphalt Company
Peter Clark
Roy Sargent
C. E. Arthur
R. V. Watt
Seattle
P. O. Nicholson
Montesano Road
J. G. Pearson
Montesano
Watt
Leuders Case Jury Directed Not Guilty In Perjury Trial
Judge Ben Sheeks directed the jury to return a verdict of not guilty after the testimony in the perjury trial of Dr. A W Leuders. The state's evidence did not appear sufficient to continue the case. The Herald reports the development.
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A. W. Leuders
Ben Sheeks
Fourth of July Parade Promises Largest Grays Harbor Pageant
The Grays Harbor Fourth of July celebration aims for the biggest civic and industrial parade yet with fraternal societies and labor groups invited to participate. Industrial and mercantile floats will exceed previous displays in number and design as plans include receiving Chicago designs for floats and house fronts. Photographers are invited to submit parade views for prizes and possible publication by the Russell Sage Foundation in its literature.
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Grays Harbor
George J. Wolff
Herald
Chicago
Russell Sage Foundation
New York City
Eastern States
Europe
Chamber of Commerce to Revise By-Laws and Boost Membership
Executive Committee approves by law revisions to create multiple membership classes to widen participation and plans a broad membership drive. Quorum for the executive board may be reduced to enable more frequent meetings. C A Lily resigns as trustee. W J Patterson chosen to fill vacancy. Other items addressed.
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Chamber of Commerce
C. A. Lily
Chamber
Lily
W. J. Patterson
Waterfront fleet loads for San Francisco and California ports
The Newsboy and Ludlow are loading at Slade mills for Honolulu and San Francisco respectively. R. C. Slade and G. C. Lindauer prepare for West Coast routes. Lizzie Vance and Fair Oaks head to California ports after loading. Wasp sails for San Francisco and Aberdeen, Comet, Centralia, and Daisy ships move cargo to California. Bertha sails for Antofagasta with lumber.
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Barkentine Newsboy
Slade Mills
Honolulu
Ludlow
Slade Mill
San Francisco
R. C. Slade
West Coast
G. C. Lindauer
Wilson Mills
Lizzie Vance
Cosmopolis Mills
California
Fair Oaks
Jesday
Union Mills
Wasp
San Fran’co
Aberdeen
San Fraicisco
Anderson & Middle Oy Mills
Comet
Hc Anderson & Middleton Mills
Daisy Mitchell
Daisy Freeman
Donovan Mills
Federal Mills
Centralia
Bertha Sai
Antofagasta
Mexico
Dutcher Hearings Set for Monday in Federal Court
Pleas over extending the temporary restraining order blocking the mayor and city treasurer from issuing bonds related to William Dutcher’s street film contract will be heard in Tacoma federal court next Monday. The bond company Title Guarantee and Trust of Tacoma initiated the order and now seeks to enforce the contract terms amid competing interests from general creditors and bond recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dutcher
Federal
Tacoma
Tite Guarantee and Trust Company of
Dutcher
Great Portland Convention Boosts Aberdeen Interest
Five thousand Disciples of Christ delegates will converge on Portland July 4 to 11 for the National Convention. Harbor delegates travel in a special car and Aberdeen hopes visitors locate there, carrying boosting literature and silk badges. The denomination has grown to over 1,250,000, stressing church unity and the Bible as rule of faith.
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Portland
National Convention of the Christian Church
Disciples of Christ
United States
Harbor
Christian Church
Aberdeen
Northwest
Postal Savings Bank Opens At Local Post Office
The postal savings bank began operations at the local post office on Monday with steady daily business. It is expected to attract savers who would not otherwise bank. The first depositor, Account No. 1, was EK L Koehler.
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EK. L. Koehler
WIFE-BEATER GETS A HEAVY SENTENCE
Albin Pulkkinn received six months in county jail and a $500 fine from Police Judge Tucker for threatening the life of his divorced wife. The couple divorced about two years ago. she runs a rooming house where he has been staying and had become generally troublesome.
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Albin Pulkkin
Tucker
Pulkkinn
Logger Killed by Falling Tree at Mack's Spur Camp
John Maki a bucker at the Mack's Spur logging camp was killed when a tree fell. The accident happened yesterday morning and the body was taken to Whitside Undertaking parlors for Coroner Hunter's investigation. Maki a 28 year old Finland native, unmarried.
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Mack's Spur
John Maki
Whitside
Hunter
Maki
Finland
Fifth annual alumni hall event at K of P hall
The fifth annual hall of the alumni association was held Monday evening at the K of P hall. Many graduates attended and enjoyed a fine dance program with good music from the K of P orchestra. The hall featured green decorations and punch was served by Misses Dorothy Bourgette and Mary Bowes.
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Alumni Association
K. of P. Hall
K. of P
Dorothy Bourgette
Mary Bowes
Aberdeen Printing Co Satisfaction Promise
If our work pleases you tell others if not tell us and we will make it right for Aberdeen Printing Co. Tel 640L.
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Aberdeen Printing Co
Government Geologists Here Near Work of Federal Survey
Government geologists are stationed locally for the federal geological survey. Mr. C. J. Hartman and an associate participate in fieldwork and data collection, coordinating with regional scientists on mapping and mineral assessments.
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Geological Survey of
Federal Government
C. J. Hartman
Geologists Study Grays Harbor Soils for Agriculture
A team of assistants conducts investigations in Grays Harbor country to assess soil suitability for farming. Geologists analyze the surrounding land and will publish results of the survey in the geological survey report.
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Grays Harbor
The
Geological Sur
Notice to Creditors in Chehalis County Estate
In the Superior Court of Washington Chehalis county the estate of W S Agnew deceased announces L S Agnew widow has been appointed executrix and must receive verified claims within one year from June 15 1911 first publication. Last publication July 18 1911. When you read it in the Herald you know it is so.
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Aberdeen
Superior Court OF
Washington
Chehalis County
W. S. Agnew
L. S. Agnew
the Herald
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Rettesshoe
J. S. Wauhg
Clark
Leuders
Vesseie
Postal Savings Bank
Logger
New York
H Street
Geo. J. Wolff
Livingston
Grocery Department
A. & H. Soda
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