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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1917
Page
6
Editorial critique of World’s stance on Wilson and war powers
The Aberdeen World is accused of bias against Woodrow Wilson and of opposing his request for authority to act in the submarine dispute. The piece contrasts World editorials with more supportive views from the Portland Oregonian, arguing for unity with the president and stressing that any war would be initiated by Germany, not the United States.
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Wilson
Aberdeen World
Evening Paper
Woodrow Wilson
Congress
Germany
the Herald
United States
Portland Oregonian
Oregon
Armed neutrality as a naval policy in wartime
The author argues for moral support to a policy of armed neutrality rather than war. The plan aims to protect ships from lawless attack without entering alliance against Germany. If hostilities spread, the blame lies with Germany, not the United States.
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Germany
United States
Wells Fargo outlook on US economy stays strong
The Wells Fargo Nevada National Bank bulletin says the United States remains financially robust and fortified to withstand shocks from international tensions. It notes global indebtedness to the US, domestic efforts to restore balance, and reliance on the new Federal Reserve system for support in potential European war scenarios.
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Wells Fargo Nevada National Bank of
San Francisco
United States
Federal Reserve
Not So Terrible Dry In Senate Debate
In a February 16 Senate exchange Senator Martine of New Jersey rebuked Senator Jones of Washington for calling Washington a prohibition state. He cited the Commissioner of Internal Revenue annual report noting Washington rectified 174,023 gallons of spirits in 1916. He argued rectifiers are federally licensed and supervised, questioning why such supply is not detected.
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United States Senate
Martine
New Jersey
Jones
Washington
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
State of Washington
Musical program at Officers' Installation in Grayport
Grayport hive No 1012 Ladies of the Maccabees presented a marked program at the Eagles hall to install new officers. Great Commander Anna O Holthe of Muskegon Michigan served as installing officer with remarks by C P L Roberts and Commander Holte. Officers listed include Lavina McKern as commander Myrtle Austin P G Isabella Leedham L G Jennie Kennedy PK Jennie McKenzie FK Nancy Springer chaplain Thora Matzen sentinel Dellia Spain picket. An old age benefit was awarded to Patred of Hoquiam, age 70, after 24 years of membership.
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Grayport Hive
Ladies of the Maccabees
Eagles Hall
Anna O. Holthe
Muskegon
Michigan
C. P. L. Roberts
Holte
Lavina McKern
Myrtle Austin
P. G
Isabella Leedham
L. G
Jennie Kennedy
P. K
Jennie McKenzie
F. K
Nancy Springer
Thora Matzen
Sentinel
Dellia Spain
Picket
Patred
Hoquiam
Order
Junk dealers restricted from buying from minors
After a secret council session on occupation tax, Councilman James Empey refused to join and urged open discussions. An ordinance forbidding junk dealers to buy junk from minors was passed despite Bowes’s challenge to alter it for parental consent. Other actions included street paving proposals, drainage improvement requests, and bids for water department pipe.
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James Empey
Empey
Bowes
West Sixth Street
Aberdeen
East Market Street
B Street
Water Department
Express Street
South
West End
CHECK ARTIST OPERATES
Jack Cooper tallyman is sought by police in this city and Hoquiam for passing forged checks. He recently married Mrs. Mary Burch in Seattle and said he was called to Tacoma for an appointment as deputy game warden. He signed other wardens’ names to fraudulent checks. Mrs. Cooper returned to this city after his disappearance.
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Jack Cooper
Tallyman
Hoquiam
Mary Burch
Seattle
Tacoma
Cooper
County fair opens in Hoquiam Electric pavilion
The Hoquiam Commercial club hosts the county fair in the Electric pavilion with a large crowd from Hoquiam and Aberdeen. Admission is 15 cents for adults and five cents for children.
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Hoquiam
Mar
Hoquiam Commercial Club
Aberdeen
Johnston Home After Auto Injury Recovery
S W Johnston, hurt in an automobile accident en route to Tacoma last Saturday, has returned home. Doctors report a remarkable recovery and locals welcome his improvement.
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S. W. Johnston
Tacoma
Johnsston
The Herald Prominent in Grays Harbor Advertiser Scene
The Herald remains the county’s most read paper, a key platform for advertisers seeking broad local reach across Grays Harbor.
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The
Herald
Grays Harbor County
Wise Advertisers
Court terminates term as judge dismisses jury
Montesano report says Judge Ben Sheeks ends the term with 32 bootlegger cases pending. Many to be settled by guilty pleas. some bail forfeitures noted. Inez McDonald and Ruth Kelly cases continued. Nell McDowell convicted. Mrs. Arthur Graham acquitted. Marie Edwards sentenced to 30 days. Juanita Lewis convicted. George Merce appeal filed. Over 500 permits issued by auditor.
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Montesano
Ben Sheeks
Inez McDonald
Ruth Kelly
Nell McDowell
Aberdeen
Arthur Graham
Marie Edwards
Hoquiam
Abel
Juanita Lewis
George Merce
Fred Conway
Speakers Laud Club and Urge Loyalty
Rev. E. M. Hill H. E. Holmquist and Attorney Martin Smith addressed a Scandinavian Political club meeting urging loyalty and interest in American politics. Republican mayoral candidates Roy C. Sargent and R. A. Wiley spoke as about 125 listeners attended. The club aims to help Scandinavian immigrants become better citizens in the United States.
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E. M. Hill
H. E. Holmquist
Martin Smith
Scandinavian Political Club
Roy C. Sargent
R. A. Wiley
Militia Praised After Rigid Inspection
After a thorough Monday night inspection of Company G N G U 5 at Pythian Hall led by Lieut Col U G McAlexander the officer praised the unit saying the spirit shown reflects the proper attitude needed in the country. He stressed universal military training and urged every youth to join a service as part of citizen duty.
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U. G. McAlexander
Pythian Hall
Col. McAlexander
Fishermen Awarded Prizes for Largest Catches and Feats
Prize winners for top weekly catches and notable feats were announced this week. Names of winners and donors include Mack Cigar Store with F M Potter, Chub Philbrick with T M Copland, Thomas the jeweler with Bob Birmingham, and multiple entries from G M Skinner Inc and other sponsors, detailing prizes such as tobacco, rods, subscriptions, and merchandise.
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Mack Cigar Store
F. M. Potter
Chub Philbrick
T. M. Copland
Thomas
Bob Birmingham
Bendetson
Clothier
William Barton
Outdoor Life
J. J. Hilderbrandt
Scott Stevens
J. M. Bowes
Kimball
Upson Company
Sacramento
Cal
Jack Winslow
New auxiliary schooner San tino to run trial Sunday
The San tino, built at Grays Harbor Shipyards, will have its trial trip Sunday under Captain George Sanborn of Grays Harbor Stevedore offices Hoquiam. It will load 2,000,000 feet of lumber for New York at Westport on the Columbia early next week and is expected ready about May 1 with Grays Harbor taking its berth for machinery installation.
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Santino
Grays Harbor
George Sanborn
Garys Harbor
Police Waste 665 Quarts After Seizure
Police under Chief R J Schmidt poured 665 quarts of liquor into the sewer near city hall after raids on steamers. A caller warned the bottles might contain water, but the odor confirmed the liquor.
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R. J. Schmidt
Schmidt
Italy Auctions Street Refuse as Waste Reaches Auction Block
In an Italian city the collected street refuse is sold at public auction. Separately in Japan ship loading is largely performed by women workers, highlighting gender roles in cargo operations.
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Italy
Japan
Dinosaur Skeletons Lost In British Ship Sinking
Charles H. Sternberg of Lawrence Kansas reports two duck billed dinosaur skeletons lost when the Mont Temple was sunk by a German raider. The 32 foot long fossils filled 22 boxes and weighed 20 000 pounds and were en route to the British Museum in London from Alberta Canada. Canadian railroad officials confirmed the shipment’s fate after inquiries.
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Mont Temple
Charles H. Sternberg
Lawrence
Kan
Red Deer
Alberta
Canada
British Museum
London
Sternberg
England
New U S Naval Radio Station Demonstrates Power Near San Diego
The Cholias Heights naval radio station near San Diego opened recently and held a power demonstration contacting Arlington station Darien Panama Nome Alaska and Honolulu. French operators on Papeete were overheard and the day ended with a time exchange with a station near Melbourne Australia. No message to Europe will be sent until equipment is fully broken in.
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Naval Radio
Cholias Heights
San Diego
Cal
Arlington
Darien
Panama
Nome
Alaska
Honolulu
Papeete
South Pacific
Melbourne
Australia
Europe
Size 21 shoes built for Bernard II Koyne in Brockton
A records report says a size 21 pair of shoes, touted as the largest in the country, was finished at a Brockton Massachusetts factory for Bernard II Koyne of Des Moines Indiana. The shoes will ship to Boston to be fitted to a pair of rubbers. Koyne is nineteen, weighs 275 pounds, and stands seven feet nine inches tall in high stockings.
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Brockton
Mass
Bernard II, Koyne
Des Moines
Boston
Koyne
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