Aberdeen Mardi Gras Week Opens With Carnival Spirit
Aberdeen enters five days of grand festivities as Fourth of July committees praise citizens. The parade floats rise, torpedo boat destroyer Stewart visits, and street lights illuminate H street. City council passes marsh filling ordinance, park purchase, dog tax, and multiple street and utility improvements.
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Aberdeen
Grays Harbor
H Street
Wishkah
Heron
Colonel Follow
Pollow Amusement Company
Stanford
California University
Stewart
Burrows Dock
F Street
W.W. C. Lytle
San Francisco
Seattle Auto Club
Confesses Forgery by Aberdeen Carpenter
Harry L. Ferguson of Aberdeen surrendered to Portland police claiming he forged a $47.25 check drawn on the Aberdeen State Bank and cashed at the California Wine House. Russel, a sheet metal worker, had no account there. payment was refused.
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Harry L. Ferguson
Aberdeen
Portland
Ferguson
L. J. Russell
California
Aberdeen State Bank
Merata Week Tell I At
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Stanton Warburton Announces Grays Harbor Campaign Platform
Stanton Warburton of Tacoma visits Grays Harbor to campaign for congress as a Republican. He pledges support for Taft era reforms, rejects Cannonism, and attacks Cannon Aldrich aligned factions while urging nominees aligned with Roosevelt and Norris. Also notes Miss Rose Morgan’s California tour and visit with Miss Alice Eyraud for the summer.
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Stanton Warburton
Tacoma
Grays Harbor
Hoquiam
Warburton
Congress
Taft
Republican Party
Roosevelt
Cannon
House of Repreentatives
Nelson
Dolliver
Cummins
Beveridge
Norris
Aldrich
Bailey
Texas
McEnery
Louisiana
McCredie
House
Committee On Rules
Rose Morgan
California
Alice Eyraud
Moclips Prepares for Automobilists on Fourth of July
MoClips Chamber of Commerce plans full reception for Seattle automobile club visitors on July Fourth. Hotel and garage space for 600 arrivals arranged with extra room if needed. Gasoline and machine oil stocked. Thomas Sanders will run a clam bake. Aberdeen club led by J B Knight to entertain. C P Curry to meet drivers from Montesano. Cars depart Saturday for Olympia Aberdeen or Hoquiam, return next day.
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Chamber of Commerce of
Moclips
Clarence Hanford
Seattle Automobile Club
Seattle
Thomas Sanders
J. B. Knight
Aberdeen
Aberdeen Club
C. P. Curry
Montesano
Olympia
Hoquiam
Garland Found Guilty of Fraud in Grand Larceny Trial
William H. Garland, president of Apex Mining Co. of Coos Bay Oregon, found guilty of grand larceny by a Seattle jury. He had allegedly sold $1000 in stock falsely claiming mining ownership, a steamship line, coal shipments to Portland, and other assets including stock in Consolidated Coal and government bonds. Garland, from Portland, produced Vanderlip letters at arrest, later shown to be unconnected.
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Seattle
William H. Garland
Apex Mining Company
Coos Bay
Ore
Garland
Portland
J. L. Beardslee
Consolidated Coal Company of
St. Louis
Wolff Offers Balloon Ascensions At Aberden Celebration
George J. Wolff, proprietor of the big department store, announces added attraction for the Aberden celebration with several balloon ascensions. Large balloons carry parachute certificates redeemable at his store within 30 days.
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George J. Wolff
Aberden
Ladue-House Wedding in Raymond Services
Miss Grace Ladue and Mr Claude House were married Sunday by Rev J H Weaver at the Methodist church in Raymond. The bride, daughter of Mrs B F Ladue, is a noted society figure. the groom is private secretary to Mayor A C Little and secretary of the Raymond Land and Improvement Co.
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Raymond
Grace Ladue
Claude House
J. H. Weaver
Methodist Church
B. F. Ladue
Mr. House
A. C. Little
Raymond Land & Improvement Company
Lower freight rates extend to Grays Harbor region
The Northern Pacific cuts freight rates for South Bend, Bellingham, Everett, and Grays Harbor between Auburn and Kennewick. The railroad commission waives the short haul rule to implement the change, shifting preference from Portland to new tariffs now in force. Portland is then shut out of the Kenne- wick to Auburn corridor.
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Olympia
South Bend
Bellingham
Everett
Grays Harbor
Northern Pacific
Auburn
Kennewick
Railroad Commission
Portland
Kennekick
Talitha Cumi Club Holds Final Meeting at Mrs Preston Home
Tuesday afternoon the Talitha Cumi club gathered at Mrs T J Preston’s corner of Second and I streets for the year end meeting. The event was fully attended marking the last gathering of the season.
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Talitha Cumi Club
T. J. Preston
Second and I Streets
Poindexter Backing Grows Among Progressive Republicans
Wisconsin Congressman Irvine Leneroot says every progressive Republican in Congress supports judge Poindexter for U S Senate in Washington. He cites Poindexter as courageous, able, honest, and a stronger Republican than those denouncing him, urging Washington to elect him and uphold the party platform.
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Wisconsin
Congress
Poindexter
Washington
Miles Poindexter
Irvine L. Lene Root
Spokane
Badger
Judge Poindexter
United States Senate
Tie
Cannon-Aldrich
Payne-Aldrich
Art
Chicago
Cannon
Aldrich
Parker Arrest Highlights United Wireless Fraud Case in Seattle
George H. Parker, pivotal United Wireless official and west of the Mississippi fiscal agent, was arrested in Seattle on a fraudulently mailed letters charge. Bond set at 10000 dollars. Examination scheduled August 1. Federal statute carries up to five years per offense, with multiple offenses limited to three in six months. Parker faces trial alongside New York officials in a widening conspiracy case.
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Seattle
United Wireless
George H. Parker
New York City
Mississippi
United States
W. D. Totten
Parker
B. E. Shepperd
West Twenty-seventh Street
Des Moines
Elmer E. Todd
New York
C. C. Wilson
Samuel S. Bogart
United Wireless Telegraph Company
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Union Pacific
J. B. Dabney
Marion
Boone
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Park Board
School House Hill
D Street
Terrace Avenue
France
Frazier
Crioyen
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Ed Dolan
Merchant Cafe
South H Street
Hume and
G Streets
Grays Harbor Liquor Company
John Heydale
Aberdeen Construction Company
West Boulevard
G. A. Gillete
G Street
Peter Higg
Division Street
Gamewell Fire Alarm and Telegraph Company
William Dutcher
Spur Street
Broadway
Barber Asphalt Company
Pest House
Stiles
Schley and Clark Streets
Wishkah River
Jeffries and
Johnson
Choy
Jeffries
Jim Corbett
Ladue
Lenroot
Geo. H. Parker
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