War Aims Outlined as Nation Prepares for Long Conflict
Cabinet members and industry editors heard war aims for a two to five year struggle. Herbert Hoover warned allies face 1,000,000,000 bushels needed. America and Canada must supply 60 percent of grain. Officials urged price stability, and Secretary Lane defended fighting feudalism while Baker argued imperialism and industrial supremacy threaten peace.
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Washington
Council of National Defense
Herbert C. Hoover
Mr. Hoover
America
Canada
United States
Lane
Baker
Registration Day June Fifth and a Veteran's Obituary
Obituary recalls Col. Edward H. Fox a former adjutant general of the state who died at the Soldiers' Home near Los Angeles. His career spanned law, county attorney roles, and military service including the Washington volunteers. A second item outlines Registration Day on June 5 for all men 21 to 31, detailing registration procedures, exemptions, and card requirements.
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E. H. Fox
Los Angeles
Cal
Hee
Leavenworth
Wash
Soldiers’ Home
C. W. Duffin
Aberdeen
Edward Hugh Fox
Georgetown
Joseph Maurice Fox
Susan Speddin Fox
St. Louis
Mary Bushnell
Calhoun
Prairie Grove Remembrance in a Soldier’s Memory
A dated poem recalling the 1863 Battle of Prairie Grove with lines about wreaths for fallen comrades. The speaker mourns a silent comrade and honors Memorial Day by weaving memory into verse and reflecting on lost friends.
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Sunday Telegraph
Milwaukee
Battle of
Prairie Grove
Water Department warns to fix leaks by June 5
Water Superintendent George Bowen orders householders to stop all leaks by June 5 or face water shutoff due to anticipated summer shortages.
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George Bowen
Secretary Daniels Urges Normal Profit During War
Daniels tells editors to explore business men’s view that war profits above normal are a crime. He adds the administration's spirit relies on comment and criticism as the life of democracy.
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Daniels
Aberdeen to Build Seven 4000 Ton Wooden Ships
Grays Harbor Motorship Corp plans seven 4000 ton wooden ships for the government. Each vessel measures 290 feet by 48 feet, with first delivery targeted a month after engine installation. About 100 workers are already employed, rising to around 1000 as six to seven ships run concurrently.
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Aberdeen
Grays Harbor Motorship Corporation
Grays Harbor Ship Building Company
M. R. Ward
Aberdeen Fails to Boost Liberty Loan Sales
Aberdeen citizens are not buying Liberty Bonds as expected by the Liberty Loan Committee of Southwestern Washington. W. J. Patterson reports from Tacoma headquarters that bonds at 50 dollar denominations require only two percent down, with 3 percent annual interest.
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Aberdeen
Liberty
Liberty Loan Committee
Washington
Tacoma
W. J. Patterson
Patterson
City Puts Nation First as Aberdeen Volunteers Raise Funds
Aberdeen launches a campaign to raise 1000 dollars as its share of 40000 required by Washington for Y M C A work with American armies. Rev T H Simpson and Rev E M Hill lead vascading teams through downtown in a friendly drive over eight months. Memorial Day observances will include G A R exercises at Fern Hill cemetery and a parade with schools and home guard.
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Aberdeen
Washington
Rev
T. H. Simpson
Rev. E. M. Hill
Hill
Simpson
Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce
W. C. Mumaw
Ellensburg
Hoquiam
Fern Hill Cemetery
Grand Theater
J. B. Kinne
A. L. Remlinger
A. S. Hoonan, Jr
J. G. Weatherwa
James A. Hood
John G. Lewis
A. C. Gaillac
T. H. Blyth
George B. Miller
R. I. Wise
Franklin School
Company G May Be Among First Guard To Go To France
Lieutenant J J Sexton says Company G 2nd Washington Infantry will likely be among the first national guard units sent to France. Aberdeen hosts recruiting offices at Hotel Lafayette with funds provided by C M Weatherwax to aid the drive for 62 recruits.
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France
2Nd Wash. Inf
National Guard
J. J. Sexton
Aberdeen
Hotel Lafayette
C. M. Weatherwax
Child Hurt After Wagon Passes Over Loop
May 28 Porter reports Earl Helvey son of Mr and Mrs F Helvey sustained serious injuries when a wagon loaded with telephone poles rolled over him after he fell from the wagon.
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Porter
Earl Helvey
F. Helvey
Bootlegging Arrests in Local Lodging House
Florence Miller of the Lather lodging house and John Brown of 310 South G Street were arrested Saturday on liquor possession for sale charges. They will have hearings Thursday and are out on $100 bail each.
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Florence Miller
Lather Lodging House
John Brown
South G Street
Draft Exemption Claim and Grounds
Question asks if you claim exemption from the draft and to specify the grounds for exemption. Include the type of exemption if any and a concise rationale or legal basis supporting the claim.
Elma School Plans Summer Work Aid
In Elma on May 28 the teaching staff led by Mr. Michael announces a plan to help boys and girls secure summer employment. The program aims to connect students with local opportunities and provide guidance for work.
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Elma
Elma School
Michael
Riflemen Aim High in First Summer Shoot at Montesano
A score of Aloredeen riflemen traveled to Montesano Sunday for the season’s opening rifle shoot by the Grays Harbor Rod & Gun Club. High scores were reported and the club plans fly and bait casting practice at Electric Park tomorrow evening. The weeklong crow hunt began yesterday with a prize offered for the best bag.
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Aloredeen
Montesano
Grays Harbor
Mayor Allows Council Chance To Name Chief
By not filing a new chief of police candidate last Saturday Mayor Roy C. Sargent gives the council a chance to appoint at Thursday’s session. State law allows ten days for new appointments if the council fails to confirm the mayor’s selection, after which the council may name a replacement if the mayor does not act. The common expectation is Acting Chief Geo. Dean will remain in position.
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Roy C. Sargent
Geo. Dean
County streams yield excellent trout fishing over weekend
Fishing parties formed for short outings as trout streams in the county were well whipped Saturday and Sunday. Lake Quinault reports large catches and Humptulips and other streams are described as excellent for fishing this year.
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Lake Quinault
Humptulips
Jumpers for Women Arrive in Aberdeen
Jumpers of serviceable, workman like appearance for wear by women have appeared in Aberdeen. They are designed for use in kitchen and garden.
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Aberdeen
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