Insurgents Take Over Senate As Dismayed Regulars Falter
Senator William J. Stone of Missouri outlines a vision of a Senate ruled by insurgents with Cummins as a leader replacement for Aldrich and Lodge, while Clapp and Beveridge reshape committees and harmony echoes through the chamber. He says regulars capitulated on Friday the thirteenth and predicts ongoing shifts in leadership and influence. Stone criticizes both parties and warns officials not to meddle with legislation as the House vows the bill is only a skeleton of the original measure.
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Washington
William J. Stone
Missouri
Senate
A. P. Cummins
N. W. Aldrich
R. M. LaFollette
Hall
J. L. Bristow
Aldrich
Elkins
House
Congress
J. M. Dixon
McCormick Withdraws From Washington Senate Race
R L McCormick of Tacoma announces withdrawal from the United States Senate race citing eye problems and risk to sight. He notes Tacoma and the southwest supported his bid and hopes a Tacoma candidate will win the seat.
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Tacoma
United States
R. L. McCormick
United States Senate
Southwest
Washington
Hamilton Bondsman Feared for State Loss
Attorney General Bell demanded Ortis Hamilton bonding company cover the state loss. He issued a prompt payment notice and warned that suit will be filed immediately if payment is not made.
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Olympia
Bell
Ortis Hamilton
Star Transfer Co Ad Promotes Moving Services
For light and heavy nauling call A. A. Star Transfer Co. Phone 4201.
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A. A. Star Transfer Co
Progressives Rise in Congress Against the Organization
John E. Lathrop notes a political revolution in Washington as Progressive lawmakers challenge the House Organization led by Cannon. He says Progressives like Poindexter Norris Murdock Lennott push postal savings, land withdrawal, and railroad measures, while the Organization resists.
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Washington
Cannon
House Organization
Colonel Mann
Joe
Sang Froid
Kow
Miles Poindexter
Norris
Nebraska
Murdock
Kansas
Lennott
Wisconsin
Congress
John E. Lathrop
Jury unable to reach verdict in Lundberg assault case
The jury in State vs. Harry Lundberg, Sailors' Union agent at Aberdeen, failed to agree on a verdict and was discharged after a nine o'clock ruling. Lundberg, former Union agent at Aberdeen, was charged with assaulting Captain Smith in Montesano during the Gohl trial.
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Harry Lundberg
Vna
Smith
Montesano
Sailors’ Union
Aberdeen
Lundberg
William Gohl
Captain Smith
Gohl
Campbell
Bush
Aberdeen defeats Hoquiam in ten innings 8 to 7
Aberdeen won a dramatic ten inning baseball game over Hoquiam by an 8 to 7 score. The local high school matchup drew strong crowd interest and featured a late rally to secure the win.
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Aberdeen
Hoquiam
Trechy Council Opens Bids for Garbage Incinerator
At the meeting last night the council heard bids for building a garbage incinerator ranging from 8000 to 25000 dollars and referred them to a committee to meet bidders tonight. Other actions included ordinances on cloth signs and awning heights, and awarding Aberdeen Construction Co. a 44557 dollar contract for Terrace avenue. The city treasurer’s books were audited showing 213196.22 dollars on hand. A platform 150 by 150 feet was ordered for the Uniform Rank encampment during Pythian lodge sessions.
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Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co
Third Street
Michigan Avenue
Alder Street
J Street
Tenth
Eleventh
Market Street
Aberdeen Construction Co
Terrace Avenue
C. E. Johnson
Pythian Grand Lodge
Bridge Awarded for North River Span and County Actions
Montesano officials awarded Aberdeen Construction Co. a 1267 dollar contract to build a wooden span bridge over North River at Little North River mouth. The county also ordered jetties on Herman Walker road to prevent erosion, surveyed a Cosmopolis North River route, and approved various tax and boundary actions.
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Montesano
North River
Little North River
Aberdeen Construction Co
Construction Co
Milwaukee Railroad
Humptulips Driving Co
Herman Walker
Cosmopolis
C. M. Eaton
Fred Manuel
Westport
Thomas McGuire
Thousands file past bier of Edward VII in Westminster Hall
Thousands, in sombre attire, file past the bier as Westminster Hall doors reopen. Police maintain order while 50 000 to 60 000 mourners pass the casket in a steady procession through the hall in the recent viewing period.
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Edward VII
London
Westminster Hall
Edward
Catafalque
Inadequate OCR Fragments Describe Street Scene
Fragmentary text notes people in adjacent streets with mentions of street presence. The brief references indicate a moment where individuals are observed in proximity to sidewalks without clear events or outcomes.
No Alarm Felt On Raise In Lumber Rates
Tacoma May 17 President R G Griggs of the Pacific Coast Lumbermen s Association says there is no alarm over rumored railroad rate increases at the end of the two year Interstate Commerce Commission term General Tariff Manager Broughton of the Great Northern announced no lumber rate advance is planned The association also lists standing committees including Transportation Legislation Grades and Inspection Market Extension Freight Rate and others with members from Tacoma Seattle Hoquiam Everett and Bellingham.
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Tacoma
R. G. Griggs
Pacific Coast Lumberman’s Association
Interstate Commerce Commission
Broughton
Great Northern
Griggs
Transportation Committee
W. A. Whitman
F. H. Jackson
Clear Lake
W. H. Boner
Everett
J. G. Dickson
A. L. Paine
Hoquiam
Paul FE. Page
Buckley
Howard Taylor
Eagle Gorge
H. W. Strudell
C. C. Bronson
Seattle
E. O. MacGlauflin
C. 5. Patten
J. H. Blyoedel
Bellingham
L. Johnson
R. F. Lytle
L. L. Doud
C. O. Sutherland
Kent
J. D. Butler
Freight Rate Committee
Grays Harbor Gun Clubwins in Walla Walla meet
In Walla Walla on May 17 members of the Grays Harbor Rod and Gun club of Aberdeen captured top money and championships at the Northwestern Interstate Gun meet. D W Fleet of Montesano led the individual event with 25 straight birds, while John J Law of Aberdeen scored 24 of 25 to win. Law also claimed first money in the Brownlee event with 37 of 40.
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Walla Walla
Grays Harbor
Terrace Heights Improvement Club Plants Park Bulbs
The Terrace Heights Improvement Club met yesterday afternoon and planted bulbs and seeds in the park near the high school, brightening the local green space.
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Terrace Heights Improvement Club
Gohl Preparing Appeal After Murder Conviction
William Gohl former Sailors Union agent at Aberdeen faces sentencing for first degree murder of Charles Hadberg. Attorneys Hutcheson and Cross will file a motion for a new trial as groundwork for an appeal while Mrs. Gohl seeks funds. Lauritz Jensen released from custody details Gohl’s criminal actions and plots.
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William Gohl
Aberdeen
Sheeks
Charles Hadberg
J. A. Hutcheson
A. E. Cross
Gohl
Montesano
Supreme Court
Hadberg
Hoffman
Lauritz Jensen
Gchl
the Weasel
W. B. Mack
Sig. Jacobsen
F. J. Becker
R. C. Slade
South Aberdeen
Indian Creek
Jensen
Grays Harbor
Pioneer logger Kneeland dies at Shelton
William H. Kneeland, 62, pioneer logger and lumberman prominent in business and politics, died at his Shelton home. Born December 11, 1848 in Lincoln Missouri, he lived in Washington since 1882, served as a state senator, was Shelton mayor, and held other posts. Survived by wife and five daughters. Funeral Thursday afternoon under Masonic auspices.
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Olympia
William H. Kneeland
Shelton
Lincoln
Washington
Foreman Loses Finger In Saw Accident At Hoquiam
Louis P Nelson foreman at National Lumber and Box Company box department lost his left little finger yesterday when his glove caught a revolving saw. He was showing a man how to operate the saw when the glove drew his hand in and the finger was amputated near the hand. The ring worn at the time could not be found.
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Hoquiam
Louis P. Nelson
National Lumber & Bo Company
Nelson
Job printing in all branches Herald Printery
Modern work at moderate prices offered by Herald Printery for all branches with emphasis on quality and prompt service.
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Herald
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House of Representatives
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Chehalis County
W. H. Kneeland
Foreman
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