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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1916
Page
2
A sharp note on bootleg liquor flows in cans as drinkers risk legal peril and danger. The piece contrasts ignorance and awareness, warning that those who do not know they lack knowledge face no hope in dodging consequences.
The piece argues against unions attempting to run or control a worker’s business and declares such demands impractical and unacceptable. It portrays labor unrest as harmful to labor circles and insists on limits to union power.
The message invites everyone to make it a real holiday and celebrate with country friends. It promises a great time and urges cheerful participation, claiming it will pay off for attendees.
Eugene France subscribes $100 to the Splash fund in Aberdeen. The city corrects an earlier editorial misidentification about James H. Empey missing a day labor pledge, noting he was out of the city and remains a faithful officer.
A city council member notes pre election statements claiming the project will boost Aberdeen home values and require Aberdeen labor. The contract draft reportedly binds work to local labor, prompting claims votes for contracting may have ulterior motives. The piece concludes the question is closed.
A Detroit Free Press quotation contrasts rapid boiling of water with slow bubbling. A brief exchange follows between Gilder sleeve and Throckmorton about money and communication, noting they are not on speaking terms.
A Hoquiam sash and door worker was found guilty of theft after a $25.80 check overpayment dispute led to his arrest. The case against Hoquiam city officers in a liquor raid civil suit seeks $10,000 from the city and similar from Mayor McKee and two deputies. A Tacoma auto stage damaged a fence near William Polson’s farm in Montesano. South Side Betterment association discussed launching a creamery or cheese factory with delegates from area towns. Walter B. Slade becomes Hoquiam Chamber secretary succeeding M H H Lee. E R Smith sues for $164.45 in back wages tied to prior stock feed troubles. Oberlin College students touring the Olympic Mountains arrived in Hoquiam for an expedition ending in Port Angeles.
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