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City Councilman Promotes Employment Bureau Idea
Councilman Hills argues for a city employment bureau citing 350 idle workers, 180 homeowners, and a daily influx of 10 to 20 newcomers from Seattle and Portland. He predicts high costs from 1800 to 3000 dollars yearly for an agent and questions how the bureau would help the city.
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Hills
Seattle
Portland
Aberdeen council mulls tax move amid election hints
The passage of the ordinance on the eve of an election appears political, not needed by workers or employers. Critics predict repeal next Wednesday night before any expense is incurred, as Aberdeen grapples with who benefits and why.
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Hills
Aberdeen
Aberdeen High School Athletics Under Scrutiny After Involving Unfair Play
A complaint from Elma alleges unfairness and rowdyism at Aberdeen High School basketball on the 4th inst is investigated. Klima’s detailed charges call for a full inquiry and action if true, to curb conduct and uphold school training standards.
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Klima
Aberdeen Alumni defeat Hoquiam in final high school game
Aberdeen High School Alumni defeated Hoquiam High School 27 to 19 in a season finale at the local gym. The win capped a splendid performance by the Aberdeen squad.
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Aberdeen Bunch
Hoquiam Rally Beats Aberdeen 11 Point Lead Narrowed
In Aberdeen Hoquiam surged late in the first half and dominated most of the second, finishing with Hoquiam leading 11 to 0 at time. Scott led Aberdeen with 12 points while Dinse added 11 from free throws. Wells scored 14 for Hoquiam with Marrs Steeples and Narrance also contributing. Referee Will Leighton was noted for strict rule enforcement.
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Dinse
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Narrance
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Well Known Aberdeen Civil War Veteran J S Ingram Dies
J S Ingram a famed Aberdeen resident and Civil War veteran died suddenly Wednesday night at his Westport home. He enlisted at age 18, served five years in the Twenty-fifth Indiana, and fought in 61 battles before settling westward in 1889 with his children after his wife died. He suffered from chronic ailments connected to his war service. News of his demise reached the morning after his death.
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Westport
Ingram
L. L. Goodnow
Georgetown
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Ingram Rites Held for Local Civil War Veteran
The funeral for Mr. Ingram, a charter member of George Crook post G A R and officer, was held Saturday at the Methodist church with Rev. B F Brooks officiating. The services were attended by G A R groups and the Women’s Relief Corps, and he was buried at Fern Hill cemetery. Surviving relatives include sons Councilman William T Ingram Chas and Roy Ingram and daughter Mrs Roy Coons. The procession later moved to Fern Hill cemetery.
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Fern Hill Cemetery
May Get Pythian Home in Aberdeen Prospect
The Knights of Pythias Grand Domain of Washington plans a home for aged and indigent members. Aberdeen may secure the facility if a suitable site is offered, with Centralia also bidding as a candidate after a decision at the Aberdeen grand lodge meeting last summer.
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Grand Domain
Washington
Eugene Foster
Aberdeen
Grand Lodge
Centralia
Frances Lackey Will Wed Next Wednesday at Presbyterian Church
The marriage of Miss Frances Lackey, Whitman College graduate, will take place next Wednesday evening in the Presbyterian church. A reception will follow in the church parlors. Several showers for Miss Lackey were held during the week.
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Frances Lackey
Presbyterian Church
Miss Lackey
Whitman College
Birches Movable Spectacle Draws Street Crowds
J A Hood uses a derrick and a large truck to transplant a two foot diameter weeping birch from his F street home to his L street residence. The tree dating from 1889 when a shrub drew curious onlookers during the moving spectacle.
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J. A. Hood
F Street
L Street
May complete aeroplane project to finish Santos-Dumont monoplane
The backers of the De Forrest project intend to hire another aviator to take over piloting duties and complete the machine started by the late Richard L. De Forest.
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