Census Carnival Draws Aberdeen Crowds and Honors Census
Aberdeen celebrated a census carnival on Heron Street with ten census tables and 1000 names collected. A large parade, decorated cars, and a grand opening of the Finch building highlighted the night as locals urged residents to be counted and extended the census deadline to Wednesday.
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Jim Bowes
Sells- Floto
A. H. Griffin
Winton
S. K. Bowes
James A. Hood
J. M. Garman
J. M. Bowes
G and Heron Treets
Phil S. Locke
Dan Pearsall
Finch
Adies
Uch
Elley
Chamber of Commerce
Acific
Burlington to Spend 30 Million on Western Rail Expansion
The Burlington railroad plans 30 million dollars in the current year for system improvements including 10 million for new equipment and power and 10 million for new lines and double tracking. About 200 miles of construction will close gaps on the Denver to Puget Sound route, linking with the Colorado and Southern railway. Management also moves to run Northwest trains from Denver on its own tracks. The Friends in Council Club meets tomorrow with Mrs Grant Wheeler for the annual Guest Day, inviting each member to bring a guest.
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Friends In Council Club
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E Streets
Poindexter Senate Drive Backed by Seattle Lawyer
Austin E. Griffiths urges support for Miles Poindexter in the forthcoming Senate race. He frames Poindexter as the insurgent front against Cannonism and Aldrichism, cites a victory for representative government, and notes a University of Washington Poindexter club with 100 charter members planning rallies with figures like Cummins and La Follette to stump the state. The group will hold meetings in the UW Men’s building with additional gatherings called by the president.
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Austin E. Griffiths
Poindexter Senatorial Club
King County
Miles Poindexter
Poindexter
Mr. Griffiths
Washington State
Congress
National Senate
Washington
East Side
University of Washington
Roy D. Pinkerton
University Daily
A. R. Tollefson
Erskine
C. Berge
Cummins
la Follette
Hyde Jury Unable To Reach Verdict In KC Case
At noon today the Hyde jury remained deadlocked after a long trial with twenty hours of closing arguments. Foreman G W Whitehead led the panel as one juror still stood alone against acquittal despite initial ballots favoring it.
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Kansas City
Hyde
G. W. Whitehead
Dr. Hyde
Swope
Logan O. Swope
Thomas H.,, Jr
Lucy Lee Swope
McCormick Considered Quitting Senate Contest
Tacoma rumors widen as Robert L. McCormick's health and campaign strain spark talk he may withdraw from the U S Senate race. If he quits, Judge W H Snell could enter, reshaping regional support and drawing Wilson faction strength in Tacoma. A formal withdrawal or Snell candidacy is expected soon.
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Robert L. McCormick
United States Senate
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McCormick
W. H. Snell
Senate
Nebraska
Snell
United States
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Wilson
Tacoma Ledger
News
Gohl Murder Conviction Sparks Appeal Prospect
The Chehalis county murder trial of William Gohl ended with a first degree verdict and a jury recommendation for leniency. Judge Sheeks delays sentence to allow a possible appeal on information wording amid questions about Aberdeen police conduct and county funding.
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William Gohl
Charles Hadberg
Chehalis
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Ned Hackett
Supreme Court
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Herald
Collier's Weekly
Washington Supreme Court
Grays Harbor
Chehalis County
Fearless
Aberdeen
A. W. Jakobbsen
Thiel Detective Agency
Hoquiam
E. E. Boner
Cross
Hutchinson
Hoffman
Sheriff's Office
P. J. McHugh
Billy Montana
Indian Creek
Montesano
Payette
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