Aberdeen Herald publication details and circulation claim
Semi Weekly 3 Oe doa hy a nada Publisher every Monday and Thure day at 309 East Wishkah Street by the Aberdeen Printing Co. Telephone 5401. MO. J. CARNEY, Editor and Mgr. Watered at the Post Office at Aberdeen, Wash., as second-class mail matter. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. One Year six months. Copy for Ads must be in not later than Saturday noon for Monday's issue, and Wednesday noon for Thursday's. The Herald is the oldest paper on Grays Harbor and has a larger circulation than any other paper in Chehalis county. Advertising contracts are based on this claim and all money due on contracts will be forfeited if the statement is not true.
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East Wishkah Street
Aberdeen Printing Co
Che Bpals County
Democratic House Sets Pace in Extraordinary Session
A Democratic controlled House convened April 4 and moved rapidly to approve Speaker Champ Clark, direct election of U S Senators, campaign finance publication, a Canadian reciprocity accord, a true free list for farm commodities, repeal of the Payne Aldrich tariff, and a cut in cotton rates while vowing investigations into government department spending.
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Congress
House
Washington
Democratic House
Champ Clark
United States
Payne-Aldrich Wood
Thimbie rigging and tariff talk spark political squabble
The piece mocks the American Economic League of Cincinnati and shows contrasting views on the tariff and free list. It warns that lifting protection could invite cheap foreign goods and reduce payrolls while critiquing the Congressional Record and Congress daily sessions.
Pacific Northwest Lumber Gain From Steel Mills Opening
The Pacific Northwest lumber trade benefits from new iron and steel works on Puget Sound. Chinese pig iron fuels furnaces, enabling eastbound cargoes and reducing ballast returns. Vessel owners secure cargoes for the return trip and offer better rates for lumber to the Orient, expanding markets.
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Pacific Northwest
Fuget Sound
China
Orient
Mississippi
Young Woman Feigns Ignorance While Man Overplays Confidence
A brief item notes a young woman who pretends to be less aware than she is and a young man who presents himself as more sure than his actual knowledge. The exchange highlights contrasting impressions in social interaction.
McNamara Trial May Be Postponed to September
John J. and James B. McNamara, charged with murder by dynamiting, may not be tried until September as the defense plans no immediate hearing and seeks a postponement when the June 1 call occurs. Bail for John J. McNamara was denied without prejudice, with rights to renew. The American Federation of Labor appealed for funds to aid in their defense.
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Los Angeles
John J. McNamara
International Association of Brridge & Structural Iron Workers
James B. McNamara
The
Iron Workers Sociation
Ortie E. McManigal
United States
Bordwell
Federation
Washington, D. C
American Federation of Labor Today
McNamara Brothers
Executive Council
Automatic Jack Proves Successful In Hoquiam Tests
E F Purdy of Hoquiam has invented an hydraulic automatic jack rated to lift 45 tons per inch in one minute. It uses steam or water and can be set for any ascent. After two successful tideflat tests, 14 jacks may be ordered. Purdy rebuilt after a January workshop fire.
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Tide Flat
E. F. Purdy
Hoquiam
Purdy
Hoquiamast
Aso
City Messenger Adds Two Telephone Lines in City
City Messenger company installs two telephones Nos 5931 and 5941 with service centered at Central. Joseph Farrell serves as manager.
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City Messenger Company
Xet Us
JOS. Farrell
Lumbermen discuss policies at Centralia meeting
Centralia hosts a Saturday afternoon gathering of oreston and Washir lumber interests. Sixty leading lumber manufacturers from Oregon and Washington hear committee reports on curtailment and market improvement. Associations represented include Oregon & Washington Lumber Manufacturers' Association, Pacific Coast, and Southwestern Washington. mills from Bellingham to Willapa Harbor participate.
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Centralia
Orexton
Washir
Oregon & Washington
Willapa Harbor
Portland
Columbia River
Washington
Free List Bill Passes House in Democratic Victory
The House approved a free list bill by 236 to 109 after nine hours of debate. Democrats backed the measure with 24 Republicans, defeating about 100 amendments and upholding a run of party discipline under new rules limiting revenue bill amendments.
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Washington, D. C
House
Alexander
Hay
Mann
Committee On Ways and Means
Anderson
Davis
Lindberg
Miller
Volstead
Steenerson
Minnesota
Anthony
Jackson
Madison
Murdock
Kansas
Hanna
Helgeson
North Dakota
Lennott
Kopp
Morse
Nelson
Wisconsin
LaFollette
Warburton
Washington
Lafferty
Oregon
Kemp
California
Hubbard
Iowa
Morgan
Oklahoma
Norris
Nebraska
Roberts
Nevada
Plymouth Clothing House Sale Draws Sharp Crowd
Aberdeen shoppers flock to the Plymouth Clothing House at 411 East Heron Street for a big sacrifice sale. The event fills the sales force capacity as customers seize the bargains offered in a rapid influx of shoppers.
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Plymouth
East Heron Street
Aberdeen
City Subscribers Urged to Report Missed Herald Deliveries
Publisher notes city readers who do not receive the Herald by 6 p m on Mondays and Thursdays should contact City Messenger Co to have a paper resent to their address promptly.
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Herald
City Messenger Co
Dream Theatre Free Ticket Offer On Weekday Shows
Dream Theatre advertises one free ticket with every ticket purchased on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday. The offer applies to matinee performances on those days.
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MO. J. Carney
Mgr
Wash
Grays Harbor
Uncle Sam
Congressional Record
Uncle Joe Cannon
Lorimer
Y Namaras
Hequium Man
Evans’ Drug Co
J. P. Morgan
D. B. Carver
W. Wishkah
the Boston
Dream Theatre
Chas. W. Pressley
Grand
Dream
Novelty
Dream Theatres
Harlans Book Store
W. Heron ST
Broadway Pharmacy
Rescent
Crescent Mfg. Company
Seattle
Stieslitz
Aberdeen, Wash
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