Huerta Invasion Looms as Ex‑President’s Supporters Gather
Reports state Huerta’s former generals and thousands of loyalists mass in El Paso with a stated aim to invade Mexico on Monday Juarez as the initial target. Officials in Washington say Mexican warlords accuse Huerta of organizing a border campaign while Huerta denies plans to trigger a revolution as he travels with his son.
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Huerta
Villastas
Carranzistas
Cientificos
Gants
el Paso
Mexico
Juarez
Washington,d. C
United Press Dispatch
Madero
State Department
Dalhart
Texas
German Socialists Call for Peace Plan in Full Page Appeal
A June dispatch from Berlin notes that The Vorwarts, the Social Democrat party organ, published a full page appeal urging Germany to take the first step toward peace. The piece argues against conquest and calls for support from Socialists abroad to pressure their governments. The article asserts Germany’s desire for peace and condemns annexation and oppressive measures.
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Wailen Press
Amsterdam
Berra
Vork
Social Democratic Party
Germany
Isdue
United Press Dispatch
Berlin
Orwaerts
Democrat Party of Germany
Gergovernment
Imany
Social Democrat Party
Wedded in Hoquiam Miss Cutler Marries Frank Henson
Miss Mary Ann Cutler of Colon Michigan became the bride of Frank Henson a railroad worker in Hoquiam last Sunday afternoon The ceremony was performed in Hoquiam by Rev J W Beard with the couple residing in Hoquiam following the wedding
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Mary Ann Cutler
Colon
Mich
Frank Henson
Hoquiam
City
J. W. Beard
Oldest Grays Harbor Cabin Sustains Fire Near Elma
The old Williams cabin near Elma, cited as the oldest residence in Grays Harbor county, was barely burned Monday night and the fire’s origin remains undetermined.
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Elma
Grays Harbor County
Silver rainbow seen over Terrace Heights school
A silver rainbow appeared in the sky above Terrace Heights school Wednesday night after a brief shower. The moon emerged from clouds as the multicolored arc showed a silvery sheen and lasted only a few minutes.
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Terrace Heights
Egan Wins Northwest Golf Championship Match
Former national champion H Chandler Egan of Medford Ore defeated Paul Ford of Seattle in Tacoma with seven up and six to play to take the Northwest championship. the match was hotly contested.
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Paul Ford
United Press Dispatch
Tacoma
H. Chandler Egan
Medford
Ore
Northwest
Seattle
German Submarine Blown Up in North Sea
A German submarine was accidentally blown up in the North Sea on Tuesday off the Borkrum Islands. Only two crew members are reported saved.
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United Press Dispatch
Amsterdam
North Sea
Borkrum Islands
Orpheus Club Plans Montesano Concert with Killaly Greene
The Orpheus club will present a concert in Montesano on Wednesday with Killaly Greene added as soloist. The event follows a successful program last week at the Grand Theater and is hosted by Montesano Knights of Pythias.
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Orpheus Club
Montesano
Grand Theater
Killaly Greene
Montesano Knights of Pythias
Austria Begins Movement to Hold Back Italy
Austria launches a regional campaign to resist Italian advances amid growing tensions. Officials and military planners claim measures aim to impede Italian expansion while signaling preparedness for possible wider conflict.
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Austria
Italy
Austria Opens Counter Offensive at Predil Pass
Rome reports Austria has begun a counter offensive under King Victor Emmanuel with four fresh army corps joining, swelling Germanic forces to nearly 500,000. Italian positions face Austrian artillery fire as Predil pass endures fierce bombardment and Alpine guns sweep routes. Two Austrian guns were captured by Italian troops.
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United Press
Rome
Austria
Victor Emmanuel
Predil Pass
Alpines
Daniels Calls for Naval Modernization to Surpass Global Fleet
Secretary Daniels told the Naval War College that old U S Navy methods are obsolete and that new technologies must be devised. He cited submarine advances and airship activity as reasons for the United States to adopt innovative weapons to achieve world leading offense and defense.
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United Press Dispatch
Daniels
Naval War College
England
The
War College
United States
Goman Performs Strong Crop Run On Logged Land
James Goman grows high quality tomatoes and cucumbers on his logged off land at the north end of F street without waiting for the dry season.
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James Goman
F Street
Tragic Log Accident Ends Life at Schafer Camp
Joseph Augustine a 30 year old Greek laborer was killed Friday morning when a log from a Schafer brothers run ranway at the Horseshoe camp near Satsop struck him instantly. He is survived by three brothers. The Herald is Grays Harbor county’s leading paper for local ads.
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Joseph Augustine
Schafer Brothers
Horseshoe Camp
Satsop
Huerta Moves Toward El Paso A Border Neutrality Step
US treasury and war department officials confirm reports that Victoriano Huerta is en route to El Paso. They plan a careful, noninvolved response to enforce neutrality on the Mexican border and will act only if an overt act is clearly planned by Huerta and his agents.
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United Press Dispatch
Washington, D. C
United States Treasury
War Department
Victoriano Huerta
el Paso
United States
Huerta
Parrot alibi collapses in Aberdeen murder case
Sheriff Longmire and City Detective Milone show that Joseph Parrot once linked to the Rainey and Weiss killings lacks corroboration. They trace him from Tacoma to Aberdeen and Elma, finding his claimed lodgings denied and the watch and shoes tied to murder victims.
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United Press Dispatch
Seattle
John O. Rainey
Wiskegon
Fred Weiss
Olympia
Robert Longmire
James Milone
Joseph Parrot
Prt
Tacoma
Aberdeen
Parrot
Elma
Longmire
Rainey
City School Superintendent Miller Attends Seattle Summer School
City School Superintendent George B. Miller travels to Seattle to attend a summer school program at the state university.
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Miller
George B. Miller
Seattle
the State University
England Calls on Organized Labor to Aid War Munitions
June 26. England appeals to trade unions to enlist skilled workers as volunteers in war munition factories. David Lloyd George signs the proclamation with united labor leaders urging accelerated and expanded ammunition production to secure victory.
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United Press Dispatch
London
England
David Lloyd-George
United Labor
German Drive Through Galicia Continues Unabated
London dispatch reports the German advance in Galicia persists with no abatement. Rumors of large troop movements toward Warsaw or France are discounted as unreliable. Mackensen seems poised to first clear Galicia of Russian forces, per Berlin and other sources.
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United Press Dispatch
London
Galicia
Mackensen
Warsaw
France
Berlin
Butchers and Grocers Plan Aberdeen Picnic Date
Aberdeen merchants from the butchers and grocers associations will meet early this week to name committees for the annual picnic and set the date for the big event.
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Aberdeen
Zapata Forces Defeat Carranza Army in Fierce Fight
Report from the front describes a smashing defeat of General Gonzales and the Carranza army as Zapata forces advance toward Mexico City. Carranza orders rolling stock from Vera Cruz to aid the retreat and save Gonzales. The Yaqui and Mayo valleys are quiet with rains expected to raise the Yaqui River hindering operations. Miguel Diaz Lombardo, Villa cabinet foreign minister, cites cordial ties with Washington and says Angeles works with Villa while in the United States.
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United Press Dispatch
Cial
Gonzales
Carranza
Mexico City
Zapata
Vera Cruz
Yaqui
Mayo
Mayo River
Miguel Diaz Lombardo
Villa
el Paso
General Villa
Washington
Felipe Angeles
Lombardo
Angeles
United States
Foreclosure Suit Filed Over Grays Harbor Property
M. E. Robbins sues to foreclose a $10,000 claim against D. E. Lyon and others over property on Grays Harbor.
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M. E. Robbins
D. E. Lyon
Grays Harbor
School Fund Apportioned for Grays Harbor County
Grays Harbor county receives 7388.55 dollars as its share of the June state school fund apportionment. The total statewide allocation amounts to 263293.30 dollars.
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Grays Harbor
British Do Not Minimize Difficulties in War News
The Times editorially notes a colossal toll with 264 officer casualties in obscure encounters. It states little progress against the German line and warns Britain lacks sufficient heavy weapons to break the line and force a withdrawal to its frontier.
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London Times
United Press Dispatch
London
the Times
Hoquiam Phone Manager Succeeds Palmer
H V Collins has taken charge of the Hoquiam exchange of Pacific Telephone and Telegraph replacing P H Palmer who has been transferred to Auburn. Collins arrived with his family yesterday and will live in a new house on Aklund Avenue Hoquiam.
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Hoquiam Exchange
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Company
H. V. Collins
Sedro- Wooley
P. H. Palmer
Auburn
Mr. Collins
Onaklund, Avenue
Hoquiam
Italians Storm Heights As Alpine Front Rages
Rome June 26 Ital ian alpinists faced a deadly rain of shrapnel and rifle bullets as they stormed and captured Austrian positions along the Tyrol and Carnia frontiers including Zellskofel peak. Official reports say mountain fighting has resumed with large forces in close contact along the Alpine border.
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United Press Dispatch
Rome
Tyrol
Carnia
Zellskofel
Great battles loom along Austro Italian front
Dispatches report heavy Austro Italian forces entrenched along the border with earthworks only a few rods apart. Northeast of Goritz the Austrian attack on Plava was repulsed as fighting continues along the line.
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Geneva
Goritz
Plava
Donkey Engine Strikes Trolley Wire on Heron Street
A donkey engine being hauled across Heron street struck a trolley wire on Thursday. Sparks flew but no injuries were reported.
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Heron Street
Mother Seeks Grays Harbor Pension Claim
Mrs. Hilda Nanninen, mother of one, applies for a mother's pension before Grays Harbor County Superior Court seeking support for her child and family.
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Hilda Nanninen
Grays Harbor County
Theatrical Center To Bring Country Store To East End
Goodbar Jones Rudolph Allen and M B Gilbert plan to move the Country Store, a Bijou favorite, to the county east end mid July. Jones and Allen handle stage work Gilbert manages business and ads. Local jobbers may showcase goods with Grays Harbor stores. Photographs of Aberdeen merchants were taken for screening at the Bijou.
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Goodbar Jones
Rudolph Allen
M. B. Gilbert
Jones
Allen
Gilbert
Grays Harbor
Aberdeen
Aberdeen Logging Crew Works In on Rich Timber Near City
The Coats Fordney Logging Company maintains a full crew and equipment in Aberdeen cutting a high value timber section near Elliott Slough and Wishkah River. Ground conditions yield breakage estimates up to 20 percent. county cruises around 23 million feet.
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Coats-Fordney Logging Company
Aberdeen
R. A. Wiley
William
Elliotts Slough
Wishkah
Walter L. Stout
Coats-Fordney Company
Northwestern Lumber Company
Hoquiam
Pacific Loggers hold Northwest districts meeting
George W. Johnson of Bellingham led the Pacific Loggers association meeting with W. S. Grammer of Seattle serving as secretary as districts in the Northwest discussed lumber conditions.
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Northwest
Pacific Loggers’ Association
George W. Johnson
Bellingham
W. 8. Grammer
Seattle
PULKINEN GETS 20 DAYS
Alpin Pulkinen was sentenced to 2 days in the city prison by Police Judge Glen R. Snider on a charge of stealing a bicycle. Jim Williams was found not guilty of stealing chickens.
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Alpin Pulkinen
Glen R. Snider
Jim Williams
Henry Wickman Fined for Abusing Horses in Justice Court
In J. N. Gardner's justice court Henry Wickman faced a $35 film penalty for abusing his horses. The defendant is a teamster on the C. D. Hansem road. The Herald is cited as Grays Harbor county's widely read paper.
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Herald
Grays Harbor County
Wise Advertisers
J. N. Gardner
Justice Court
Henry Wickman
Wishman
C. D. Hansem
the Herald
Wien J
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