Parks Wins Over Beam In Aberdeen Election Clash
In Aberdeen the city council and mayoral race concluded with Parks defeating Beam for mayor by a wide margin as 80 percent of voters participated mostly influenced by tax concerns. Parks led in all wards with 231 vote edge amid large turnout including first time women voters.
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Parks
Beam
James W. Parks
South Aberdeen
D. C. Crivyen
John Camillo
Moller
Stanley S. Smith
North Aberdeen Bridge
Becken
Names in Chehalis county contest urged to enter
The Herald calls for nominations to its honor roll of ambitious people in Chehalis County. Readers are urged to phone in their entries and spread word to secure subscriptions and votes, with the contest department open evenings.
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Hoquiam
Chehalis County
Herald
Chehalis
Vast mobilization as 20000 troops head to Mexican border
Washington reports the largest peacetime troop and ship movement in U S history. About twenty thousand soldiers move toward the Mexican boundary with four Atlantic fleet armored cruisers ordered to Guantanamo and Pacific fleet crews to San Pedro and San Diego. Marines prepare to use Guantanamo as headquarters while training under service conditions.
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Army of the
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San Diego
California
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County board discusses roads and taxes at Montesano meeting
County commissioners considered road improvements and made tax error corrections. A bridge over North river was debated with Mc Kinley Wilson opposing, Hopkins supporting. The engineer was asked to study Clinton road and Laidlaw's Point bridge site. Various road changes, remonstrances, and resignations were noted.
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March
Board of County
North River
McKinley Wilson
Vesta
Hopkins
Clinton Road
Laidlaw’s Point
Lengenbach
Wildcat Creek
Wilson
Record Colonist Travel Promises Westward Boom
Tacoma March 8 three more westbound trains start March 10 to serve homeseekers to the Northwest. Northern Pacific official A D Chariton says colonist movement will set records as low rates and irrigation projects attract settlers and civic groups promote land opportunities. Exhibition cars in the East draw crowds and spark movement toward the West.
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Northern Pacific Railroad
Northwest
A. D. Chariton
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Northern Pacific
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West Mill to be rebuilt at once after fire
A. J. West of the A. J. West Lumber company says the West mill destroyed by fire will be rebuilt immediately. Foundation work starts next week with rush on construction. The plant aims for machinery installation by mid summer and a cost near 150000 dollars with similar capacity of 154000 feet per day.
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J. A. Hood
Hood
Heron Street
Judiciary Committee
Benn
W. W. Hart
Fred Wylie
C. C. Quackenbush
Chamber of Commerce and
A. J. West
A. J. West Lumber Company
Aberdeen Wins Southwest Title In Championship Game
Aberdeen high school clinched the Southwest championship with a 27 to 20 victory over Elma in a city showdown. The score remained tied at halftime before Elma pulled ahead briefly before Aberdeen surged ahead in the final stretch.
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Aberdeen High
Elma
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