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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1916
Page
4
James Hood and G F McDougall make business trips to Tacoma and Seattle while residents frequent clubs and hostesses host gatherings. The Gazette lists social events at the Washington hotel and local homes, plus marriages and notable visits from Olympia to Spokane, with community notices from Aberdeen, Hoquiam, and Montesano.
Shafer's Bowling Alleys hosts the midpoint of the House League season. Knights of Pythias tops standings with a five game edge after a single loss. Fifteen games remain as teams adjust rosters for the stretch drive.
Ora A. Barker sues Frances E. Barker in Superior Court Grays Harbor seeking absolute divorce on grounds of fraud in marriage and abandonment. Defendants must answer within sixty days after March 10 1916 first publication. attorney Austin M Wade Aberdeen WA. First publication March 10 1916 last publication April 21 1916.
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Obituary items report the death of Mason Irwin former superior court judge aged 66 at his Montesano home. Also listed are deaths of Jess Smith at 19 in a shotgun accident, Rev. Andrew Anderson aged 76, Henry Howell aged 66, T. O. Sanders about 30, Mrs. Irwin Masterson aged 67, and Stephen Carl 33 found dead in the Olympic foothills. Survivers include spouses and children.
A Detroit Free Press fragment notes a social dance where the woman felt muted by a partner who monopolized her time, taking more than five dances. The piece conveys social expectations and politeness at a formal event without sensational detail.
The author argues that Congress and the President have debated submarine warfare with political timing, recounting 1914 to 1915 actions. He details diplomatic notes from Bryan and the State Department defending armed merchant ships as defensively armed, and condemns German submarine tactics as violative of fairness and humanity.
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