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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1908
Page
1
The Aberdeen Semi-Weekly Herald notes Goodwins Weekly urged readers to attend Eugene V. Debs campaign stop in Salt Lake City and judge his socialist theories. It argues Debs claims amount to labor ownership of wealth and critiques government employment of the unemployed at union wages.
Chehalis County voters returned Judge Root after a November 3 1908 election while charges of improper conduct against him circulated. Root denied the accusations and noted prior disbarment of Robinson for similar bench charges. Reports also linked Gordon shortage money to influencing the state supreme court.
The Quiniault precinct tally shows Republican 15, Democratic 4, Socialist 2. Congressional candidates Cushman 15 Brown 5. Supreme Court judge Irwin 21. Governor Cosgrove 18 Pattison 4. Lieutenant Governor Hay 16 Edwards 3. Secretary Nichols 17 Johnson 3. State Treasurer Lewis 18 Schram 2. Supt Dewey 8 Wheeler 13. Representative Hewitt 13 Hodgdon 7. Sheriff Payette 18 Rice 2. County Clerk Birdwell 12 Hoover 7. Prosecuting Attorney Campbell 16 Fox 4. Commissioner Davis 14 McIntyre 7. Amendments: 2 yes, 11 no.
A four year old boy of Mrs Replice Bryant Larson brought home curled brown leaves from the stable and asked why they fall. He said he prefers leaves on the trees and not on the ground and questioned the purpose of autumn.
Campbell states he will enforce the law squarely and regulate liquor, tolerate decent saloon keepers, target violators, and seek legislative changes to Sunday closing. He cites past opposition, vows a reasonable approach, and faults city councils for lax liquor licensing and future abolition of saloons.
Olympia nominating a formal investigation into rumors surrounding Judge Milo A. Root of the state supreme court. The State Bar Association is to lead the inquiry with J. B. Bridges appointing a committee including John H. Powell Harold Preston T. L. Stiles R. G. Hudson and H. M. Stephens to begin immediately. During the primary campaign Joseph Robinson of Seattle made remarks.
Mr and Mrs C McDermoth and Mesdames W B and Glen Fetterman plus Mrs F H Green visited Ellen White in Montesano Friday. They were joined in the afternoon by Mesdames Waldron Fuller Sargent Alberty and Barkley with an automobile trip home. The McDermoths stayed an extra day.
A brief notice announces a twice-a-week transcript publication in the Hap Deen collection, offered by the Semi-Weekly Herald at an annual subscription price of $2.00. The item emphasizes regular issues and archival availability.
Louisville editor Henry Watterson denounces the electorate as primarily focused on present gains and material concerns. In the Courier Journal he argues Bryan inspired fervor but taft supporters favor stability, praising Bryan's three popular movements while condemning corruption and short sightedness in the public.
C. M. Reynolds alias Wm Shaw, once employed at Aberdeen Brick Works, passed a forged check on Alexander McBride clothing firm and was arrested when he attempted to collect the purchased goods. Judge Lanning bound him over in 250 dollars bail to answer in superior court. the teller flagged the check as a forgery, signed A J Stewart.
The Aber Gee Semi Weekly Herald lists local news from Grays Harbor area with notices and briefs, including regional updates and community items.
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