Allotments Planned for Western Washington Tribes
The federal government will grant 1500 to 2000 land allotments to Clallams Hous Quilchutes Cowlitz Ozettes Squaxon Island Indians and others in Olympic peninsula and Southwestern Washington. Recipients will settle on Quinsault reservation with about 430 square miles of land, aiding self sufficiency and settlement of tribal land disputes.
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Olympic Peninsula
Quinsault
Tacoma
Department of Indian Affairs
Clallams
Hous
Ozettes
Quilcchutes
Cowlitz
Squaxon Islands
Washington
Washington, D. C
Herbert H. Johnson
Puyallup Reservation
Department
Johnson
Puget Sound
Skokomish Reservation
Skokomish
Congress
Port Gamble
Port Angeles
Elwa River
Straits of
Juan de Fuca
Cowlitz Prairie
Kelso
Squaxon Island
Olympia
Finch R. Archer
Aberdeen
Change at Clerin-Hamilton Lumber faces rename
Raymond May 27 A major change shifts ownership of the Clerin-Hamilton Lumber mill. The R L McCormick estate W S Cram and Jacob Siler acquire a controlling stake and may rename the firm the Cram Lumber company. J C Hamilton plans to return from California to join the company with FE A Graham continuing as manager.
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California
Cram
FE. A. Graham
R. L. McCormick
Tenderloin Orders to Cease Liquor Sales Next Saturday
Acting under Mayor Parks, Chief Temple announces to bagino proprietors that after June 3 liquor sales must stop and red curtains and suggestive signs on doors and windows must be removed.
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Parks
Templeman
Bagino
Trade and Commerce Session to Lead Southwest Washington Meet
Southwest Washington Development Association convenes in Chehalis June 1 to 3 with a strong emphasis on Trade and Commerce. Seattle Tacoma and Portland delegations expected to join, addressing trade relations with Southwest Washington and mutual regional growth.
Southwest Washington Trade Meet Promises Business Ties
The Chehalis gathering aims to unite Tacoma Seattle and Portland in boosting Southwest Washington trade. Big delegations will discuss roads lands coal and publicity as leaders from three cities meet regional business figures to foster closer regional cooperation and mutual growth.
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Southwest
Washington
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
Heve
Evergreen State
Chehalis
Puget Sound
Oregon
Pacific Northwest
Grand Trunk Pacific Places Record Lumber Order in Puget Sound
The Grand Trunk Pacific railroad placed an 8,000,000 foot fir lumber order with G N Skinner for Port Blakely Mill and 1,000,000 feet for Copper River and North Western railroad. Seattle mills will fulfill the order with Moran Company Brace and Hergert Ballard Lumber Bryant Lumber Queen City Lumber handling the distribution. The bulk is for ties timbers and construction materials.
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Seattle
G. N. Skinner
Port Blakely Mill Company
Grand Trunk Pacific Railroad
Skinner
Copper River & Northwestern
Grand Trunk Pacific
Puget Sound
Grand Trunk
Seattle Mills
Moran Company
Brace & Hergert
Ballard Lumber Company
Bryant Lumber & Shingle Company
Queen City Lumber Company
Entertainment for Boys Camp Benefit in Aberdeen
The Civic Improvement club of Aberdeen plans a grand musical entertainment at the high school auditorium next Friday night to aid the Chehalis County Boys camp. Mrs Gertrude Crexall directs with local talent. patronesses include four Hoquiam women. The program features solo and choral pieces by local artists and a letter from United States Senator W L Jones about locating a national home for old soldiers.
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Civic Improvement Club of
Aberdeen
Chehalis County
Gertrude Crexall
Hoquiam
Mesdames R. KE
Dandy
Warren Hull
CC. H. Wise
J. W. G. Posey
United States
W. L. Jones
W. J. Patterson
Southwestern Washington Development Association
Grays Harbor
Willapa Harbor
Jones
Congress
Major Kutz Goes to Manila in Military Reassignment
Washington dispatch reports Maj. Charles W. Kutz, longtime head of Seattle’s Army Engineers office overseeing Puget Sound harbor works, to be shifted to Manila to lead fortification construction and serve as chief engineer of the district. Maj. James B. Cavanaugh succeeds him in Seattle, praised by Rep. Humphreys for his suitability in river and harbor duties.
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Washington
War Department
Charles W. Kutz
Seattle
Board of Army Engineers
Puget Sound
Lake Washington Canal
Manila
Kutzinblle
James B. Cavanaugh
Panama
Maj
Cavanaugh
Thomas Cavanaugh
Olympia
Humphreys
Maj. Cavanaugh
Sound District
Portland forms committee to attend Southwest Washington meeting
A special committee organized by Portland Commercial Club will represent the city at the Southwest Washington Development association convention in Chehalis June 1 to 3. The group aims to discuss trade relations with North Pacific coast cities and to foster mutual cooperation among Northwest centers and Southwest Washington.
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Chehalis
Washington
Southwest
Trade and Commerce
Seattle
Tacoma
Portland
C. J. Lord
Capital National Bank of Olympia
W. B. Mack
Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce
A. C. Little
Raymond
Northwest
J. W. Spangler
Seattle National Bank
Geo. H. Stone
The
Southwest Association
Oregon
Southwest Washington Development Association
Ore
Commercial Club
Southwest Washington
North Pacific Coast
G. F. Johnson
C. C. Chapman
City Subscribers Urged to Notify Messenger of Late Herald
City residents who do not receive the Herald by 6 p m on Mondays and Thursdays are urged to contact the City Messenger Co at telephone number 5931 and a paper will be sent to the address promptly.
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Herald
City Messenger Co
Medill McCormick Sees European City Governance Compared
Medill McCormick of Chicago tours Europe to study city government. He notes European cities are better kept up and more efficiently run, with unified authority in councils, and contrasts this with the American division of powers that he says creates friction and political machines. He cites Compiegne as an example of efficient governance and funding. He argues Americans should learn from European models in city management and governance.
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Medill McCormick
Chicago
United States
Paris
London
Mr. McCormick
Europe
England
Germany
France
America
Galveston
Republic
Montesquian
Compiegne
Accuse Boys of Stealing Bottled Drinks
Six boys were arrested Saturday on East Heron street for stealing bottles of soft drinks from a restaurant. They appeared before Judge Tucker. four were dismissed with a reprimand. Barney Weldon and Loui Kishmer remain in custody for further investigation and potential commitment to the State training school.
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East Heron Street
Tucker
Barney Weldon
Loui Kishmer
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E. L. McCormick
Lumber Co
Tenderloin
Defenses of
Fort Corcoran
Michael Corcoran
TOP Notch Lumber Order
Civic Improvement Association
Rose Maiden
Owhawes
Cowen
Wavius
Victor Harris
Joseph W. Barkley
Mendelssohn
Frederick Hart
Susie Williams
Villanelle
Dell ‘Acque
Imusa
Little One
Halter
Lance W, Fiart
Mr. Gylfe
Jeannette Scott
Buck
Miss Cogger Quaverette
Carmins
H. Ll, Wilson
Halferty
Barkley
Cogger
Richmond
Anvil
Verdi
Minnie Cogger
T. L. Douglas
G. P. Halferty
J. A. Barkley
Clarence Lillie
Josephine Richmond
Hazel Magill
Elizabeth Kay
Miss Toucley
Vera Johnson
Harry Phipps
Maude Hulbert
C. A. Riker
J. E. Stewart
Tom Black
Vera Vammon
Nina Hanson
Nina Hanson, Messrs
E. McGillis
Percy McKinley
Beaumont DeLong
Harris Bryan
Ralph Faulkner
Killaly Green
Rudolph Allen
Street
Simons
Griffin
Major Kutz
Portland Commercial Club
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