Platform Plays Poor Politics in State Platform Critique
The State Capitol Record, a Republican paper, criticizes King county and state platform planks as poor politics. It highlights alleged incompetence among state officers, questions governance under Lister, and cites names like Ed Cowan, T. D. Rockwell, J. C. Lawrence, Floyd L. Daggett, Frank R. Spinning, Arthur A. Lewis, M. M. Godmn, H. T. Jones, Herman W. Ross, and Frank C. Morse as part of the debate over state administration.
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State Capitol Record
King County
Public Service Commission
Tax Commission
Articultural Commission
Industrial Insurance Commission
Board of Control
P.I
Foreign Service
Lister
Hay
Ed Cowan
T. D. Rockwell
J. C. Lawrence
Lawrence
Floyd L. Daggett
Spokane
Frank R. Spinning
Arthur A. Lewis
M. M. Godmn
H. T. Jones
Herman W. Ross
Frank C. Morse
Mead
Jones
Morse
Uable
Bumper Crops Signal Strong Fall for Midwest
Kansas City June 22 Farmers expect a bountiful fall with record wheat in Kansas Texas Oklahoma Colorado Iowa Nebraska Missouri and the Dakotas also yielding well Corn prospects rise after timely rains Winter wheat fed stock amid a strong harvest This year’s crop gains ease railroad strains and shift trade balance with imports exceeding exports as fears fade and steady profits return, Percy B Lovey reports.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Texas
Oklahoma
Colorado
Iowa
Nebraska
Missouri
Dakotas
Wheat Corps
Percy B. Lovey
Mecca Hotel Cafe and Bar Sold by Sheriff
The stock and furnishings of the Mecca hotel cafe and bar were sold Wednesday afternoon by the sheriff for Malsagoff & Co. creditors under the superior court order. Peter Oseng of Hoquiam bid $2,250 to buy the property and says he will reopen the business if the sale is confirmed.
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Mecca Hotel
Malsagoff & Co
Superior Court
Peter Oseng
Hoquiam
Oseng
Initiative Measure No 11 Would Hurt Washington Fishing Industry
A Seattle Post-Intelligencer critique argues that Initiative Measure No 11 would impose heavy taxes on Washington’s fishing sector, threaten cannery licenses, and risk driving industry to Oregon or British Columbia. The piece cites current taxes and hatchery costs, warns of graft risk, and notes potential loss of regional labor and revenue as salmon populations move across borders. It references J. W. Gilbert and the Seattle P.I. as sources.
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Columbia River
Baget Sound
Washington
Oregon
British Columbia
Puget Sound
J. W. Gilbert
Seattle P.I
Aberdeen Printing Co advertises twice weekly Herald
An Aberdeen Printing Co promotion urges readers to subscribe to the twice a week Herald for Eastern friends, highlighting modern printing and moderate prices. It emphasizes accessible rates and reliable service from a local printer.
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Aberdeen Printing Co
Big Attendance At Northwest YWCA Convention
The Northwest conference of the YWCA opens at Cohassett beach with Miss Eliza Butler directing ten days of morning lectures, afternoon recreation, and evening seminary work. About 200 delegates arrive, mostly women from Montana Idaho Oregon and Washington state universities and normal schools.
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Cohassett Beach
Northwest
Eliza Butler
New York
Montana
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
S. B. L. Penrose
Whitman College
Walla Walla
Bathmelech
New York City
Nicholas Murray Butler
Aberdeen
Girard Will Talk on Values at Taxpayers League Meeting
The Aberdeen Taxpayers League will meet tonight in the city council chamber to discuss tax issues. A C Girard deputy county assessor who handled Grays Harbor mill valuations will explain his methods and the lumber companies opposition, urging members to attend and bring a new member.
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Taxpayers’ League
Aberdeen Taxpayers League
City Council
A. C. Girard
Grays Harbor
Gathering of Chehalis pioneers honors county history in Knights hall
About three hundred Chehalis County pioneers wives and grandchildren gathered for a noon picnic indoors due to rain. Local leaders welcomed guests and recalled founding days, with Jno J Carney recounting hardships and road building. Officers were elected at a post dinner meeting and plans set for late summer gatherings with Westport chosen for next year.
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Chehalis County
Knights of Pythias Hall
Charles McDermoth
John G. Lewis
J. W. Hines
Elma
J. E. Calder
Montesano
Chehalis Valley
Marcel Luark
Luark
Jno
J. Carney
Grays Harbor
County Association
E. J. Byles
W. E. Campbell
Hoquiam
A. J. Stewart
Aberdeen
E. P. French
William Irvine
Joseph Redmond
Melbourne
J. W. Himes
W. C. Pascoe
Westport
New Oil Well Sunk Near Old Hole At 2000 Feet
Contractor C A Boggs and James O Connor arrived from Oklahoma to drill a 2000 foot well on Jefferson Oil Company holdings at Hoht River. Equipment for two weeks is ready. 900 days to completion? The elder Boggs will monitor gas signs and may pursue nearby tests at Hoquiam.
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C. A. Boggs
Jefferson Oil Company
Hoht River
James O’connor
Oklahoma
Centralia
Mr. Boggs
United States
Philippine Islands
Hoh
O. P. Boggs
C .A. Boggs
Hoh River
Hoquiam
Alex Polson
Aberdeen
Los Angeles
Boggs
Tide Turns to Prosperity Editorial
An editorial from the Portland Oregonian argues a business upswing is underway as harvests improve in the Southwest and Northwest. It notes railroad car shortages easing, rising orders for iron, steel, and dry goods, and a forthcoming wheat export surge that should revive demand and capital flow.
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Republican State Platform
Portland Oregonian
Walla Walla
Umatilla
Missouri River
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Chicago
Washington Dispatch
Harlan
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York Times
France
London
Europe
Mexico
United States
Commissions Confirmed in Aberdeen Naval Militia
The commissions of E. A. Bradner as lieutenant Frank Beam as lieutenant of the junior grade and C. Hugo Nelson as ensign in the Aberdeen Division of the Naval Militia have been confirmed by Adjutant General Maurice Thompson.
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E. A. Bradner
Frank Beam
C. Hugo Nelson
Aberdeen
Naval Militia
Maurice Thompson
Police Warning on Holiday Lockup by Chief Seaman
Chief of Police William Seaman warns housekeepers to lock homes during the Splangh season. He notes festive periods attract sneak thieves and professional criminals, urging vigilance to prevent burglaries.
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William Seaman
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Gathering OF the Pioneers
Holt River
Portland
Oregonian
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