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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1911
Page
2
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The Elma Chronicle condemns the Aberdeen Hoquiam feud as wasteful misrule that drained Chehalis county finances. It argues unity benefits the whole region, warns against political bosses and media manipulation, and predicts funds will be used for public needs, not private gain.
In superior court the city of Aberdeen is sued to block the collection of the tax levy, arguing it may exceed the legal limit. The outcome will settle whether the city overstepped, affecting municipal finances and the sale of securities. If within limit, the suit clears rumors. if not, a corrective service is performed.
The Spokane Spokesman-Review notes that the US Senate cleared William Lorimer of illegally securing a Illinois seat, but critics say the decision ignores ethics and public sentiment. The piece argues the Senate failed to weigh moral judgments in electing its members.
Senator Bourne delivered a sharp senate speech charging President Taft with patronage abuses before the fall primaries to aid Standout Republicans. He quoted Taft’s Norton letter admitting the tactic and vowed to expose such bribery as essential to preserving representative government. He urged Oregon plan reforms to make presidents accountable to voters.
The Norwegian minister plenipotentiary H. H. Bryn visited the United States, meeting officials and outlining plans for bilateral discussions. The envoy’s arrival signals renewed diplomatic engagement and potential agreements on commerce and cultural exchange.
The Prosper and Newsboy appear tied to Union and Slade mills loading for San Pedro and West Coast routes. Vessels include Manila at American mill for West Coast, W H Smith at Union mill for Apai Samoa, and others like J W Clise, Watson A West, and Georgiana loading for the West. Ships sail for Hilo, San Francisco, Sydney, and China trade.
The Picayune criticizes the Arizona constitution and its recall provision aimed at judicial officers. It argues elective judiciary appeals to popular opinion are unsafe and likens this to concessions under monarchy, warning that recalling power shifts too much control to the people.
The piece discusses the unprecedented nature of the war force movement and its rapid disintegration, noting no evidence of Japanese involvement. It predicts a likely extra session tariff bill with reciprocity as section one, aiming to reduce oppressive tariffs on wool, cotton, and steel, while addressing buy sell relief.
Major C W Kutz of the U S Army Engineering Corps announces a bid call for 375000 tons of stone for the Point Brown jetty, Grays Harbor. Bids due at Seattle War Department office by April 7 1911. stone must be under nine feet long and weigh no more than a tons. Bids in triplicate or on printed blanks supplied by Major Katz.
Henry Wade Rogers of Yale Law School spoke at a Providence dinner criticizing supposedly small voter influence. He recalled telling a member that eight percent ruled ninety-two percent, but the response claimed only four percent now hold power, calling it popular government.
When a tariff schedule is near removal protected interests cry out as if the farmer’s fate hangs in the balance. The passage notes the tension between policy change and impact on agriculture and business sectors.
Saturday’s drawing selects jurors for Superior Court April term across two districts. District No 1 jurors include Watson Allen G W Butler L A Curtice E S Gold smith O J Metzgar J B Mullinix Crist Tonneson Alex Anderson J L Buzzard J W Donaldson J J Kin man J W Moore O M McPherson W A Wells E L Brewer W Currier L A Foss Geo Kocher W Morman Jos Thompson. District No 2 jurors include H T Ash F C Carlson W B Fetterman John Jakel A R Luke Knud Oien Malcolm Stewart L H Burnett H A Comeau John Hanson W R Knowles John Lund
The document lists numerous names including J. T. Beach A. W. Fry S. A Hoag Geo Horton BE. A. Quail M. Taylor C. E. Williams Adam Eberwine Halbert C. D. Horn W. J. Kendrick Walter Quinnell E. A. Truitt Dan Wooten John Egr R. L. Higley Geo Horton John C. Olson W. H. Tacket and Cris Thompson as District No. 3 personnel and associates.
Chas W. Pressley, piano tuner, action and tone regulator, offers reliable piano service at reasonable prices. He guarantees better work than competitors or no pay. Accepts country work. leave orders at Henry Harlan's bookstore in Aberdeen or Hoquiam.
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