Aberdeen Herald Claims Largest Grays Harbor Circulation
MO J COARNEY editor notes Aberdeen Washington post office second class mail. Subscription rates show one year and six months options with cash in advance. The Herald asserts it is Grays Harbor's oldest paper and had the largest circulation in Chehalis County. Advertising contracts rely on this claim and will be forfeited if not proven true.
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Ine Herald
Grays Harbor
Chehalis County
Aberdeen
Herald
Chenialis
Democratic state ticket listings with multiple candidates
The item lists candidates for Congressmen at Large Supreme Judges State Senate and House representatives from districts 29 and 30 along with state and county officials including auditor treasurer assessor sheriff clerk superintendent of schools surveyor wreckmaster and commissioners for the second and third districts. The names span Seattle Tacoma Spokane Hoquiam Aberdeen and Copalis with candidates such as William Blackman Patrick Byrne Dudley Esherman Charles Hodgdon E C Million W W Tollman Bo Sweeney A L Callow Samuel B Davis A S Hodgdon J C Cross Peter F Clark John Richardson W F Wagner J M Bowes W M Melrose E L McDonnell J Dunn Chas McIntyre A J Stewart George Glander.
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William Blackman
Seattle
Patrick
Byrne
Spokane
Dudley Esherman
Tacoma
Charles W. Hodgdon
Hoquiam
E. C. Million
W. W. Tollman
Bo Sweeney
Hodgdon
Peter F. Clark
Aberdeen
J. C. Cross
John Richardson
Meaning of Hearstism in politics and social reform
The Hearst movement marks a new political cleavage beyond party lines, driven by social and economic discontent led by Arthur Brisbane and Hearst's New York Evening Journal. It combines idealistic critique with aggressive opposition to trusts, using legal action and public campaigns to pursue reforms and corporate monopolies.
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Hearst
Mr. Hearst
Enier
Arthur Brisbane
Hearer
New York Evening Journal
Albert Brisbane
Brisbane
America
Hearstism
Clarence J. Shearn
The Progress of the World in American Journalism
The passage discusses divergent opinions on Hearst backed policy and defends its impact. It notes the strong following among working men and plain citizens, and counters the label yellow journalism as insufficient critique of a powerful media movement. It cites a November page in the American Monthly Review of Reviews.
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Hearst
American Monthly Review of Reviews
Roosevelt era meat inspection debate and monopoly critique
The piece argues that meat inspection and pure food laws are designed to create a monopoly by excluding foreign products. It cites the New York World questioning October 1 import restrictions and warns the reform could raise the Dingley tariff to prohibitive levels, while failing to truly cleanse monopolists’ products. It predicts broader calls for inspecting textiles and goods, framing the moves as GOP protectionism and unreliable reform.
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Roosevelt
Congress
G.O.P
Graft Unmasked in Life Insurance Appeal by Hendrick
McClures magazine final installment by Mr. Hendrick exposes the life insurance industry’s greed for size. He details how Mutual and Equitable finance new business with nine tenths of every dollar, the agent race and bonus lavishness, deceptive policies and rebating. The concluding paragraphs promise a masterful summation for policy holders.
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Life Insurance
McClures
Hendrick
Mr. Hendrick
Mutual and
Equitable
Cannon Unloads Troubles as House Majority Emerges
Speaker Cannon voices deep concerns at the White House amid talks of a forthcoming House majority led by John Sharp Williames, signaling political strain and looming changes.
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Speaker Cannon
White House
John Sharp Williame
Move to Remove County Seat From Montesano to Hoquiam
A local effort to relocate the county seat from Montesano to Hoquiam is being proposed. Details outline the political process, potential impacts on administration, and timeline for public input. Citizens are urged to participate in upcoming meetings and referenda discussions.
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Montesano
Hoquiam
Campaign Strife Signals Trouble for GOP Majority
Despite Republican assurances of a large next Congress majority, the article notes apparent campaign problems as numerous conferences of machine politicians convene at the White House.
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Republican Congressional Committee
White House
Window Glass Makers Form Price-Fixing Combine
Window glass manufacturers unite to raise prices by selling exclusively through a general sales agency. Republican leaders counter that the tariff is not a true booster to prices.
Tariff Politics and Senator Beveridge Fashioned as Sidelight
Secretary Shaw dismisses fears of losing the House and rails at tariff policy. He argues protecting infant industries versus great trusts, warning Republican leaders against tariff distortion while noting Beveridge’s loud but unserious political theater.
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National
House of Representatives
Shaw
Hobson Warns Japan Might Capture Philippines in One Day
Richmond P Hobson asserts Japan could seize the Philippines in a day if desired but notes the Japanese appear not to want the territory, reflecting strategic hesitation amid wartime tensions.
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Richmond P. Hobson
Administration Pursues Trustees Amid Ongoing Turmoil
Persistent announcements suggest the administration is pressuring trustees, while observers note the trustees may still hold a lead. The wording implies continuing conflict between officials and trustees with no clear resolution yet.
Waterfront Shipping Movements At Various Mills
A series of vessels including the steamer Hornet schooners W J Patterson and Edward R West and steamer G C Lindauer are loading or sailing for San Francisco and San Pedro from mills such as Union American Slade Bryden Leitch Anderson Middleton Hart Wood Aberdeen and Wilson. The Centralia arrived Thursday and sailed to San Pedro after loading at Slade mill.
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Hornet
Union Mill
San Francisco
W. J. Patterson
American Mill
San Pedro
Edward R. West
Slade Mill
G. C. Lindauer
Wilson Mill
Bryden & Leitch Mill
Anderson & Middleton
Hart-Wood Mill
Endeavor
Chehalis
Aberdeen Lumber
Santa Barbara
Sophia Christianson
Centralia
Port Tbhursday
Comeon Parties Rally for Grays Harbor Court House Removal
All party members on Grays Harbor urged to unite as boosters to remove the Court House. Messages stress cross party cooperation and voter protection through Guardian Life Insurance Company of Seattle offering affordable premiums and flexible payment options. Local policy holders to be organized into a council for representation and sick and accident benefits.
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Grays Harbor
Court House
Guardian Life Insurance Company
Seattle
P. J. Perry, Acting in Room 14 Dabney Bik
P J Perry listed as acting in Room 14 at Dabney Bik. No further details provided.
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P. J. Perry
Act
Room
Dabney Bik
Dr King’s New Life Pills Promoted as Quick Purifier
In a bold advertisement the product is touted as the best cure for constipation headache and dizziness. It claims to settle liver and bowels when they are “on strike” and promotes rapid purifying work. Available at Evans Drug Co and Post Office Pharmacy for 25 cents.
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Dr. King
New Life
Evans Drug Co
Postoffice Pharmacy
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W. F. Wagner
Satsop
J. M. Bowes
W. M. Melrose
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