First Aid Commission Appoints Draft Team
Governor Lister selects McGoldrick Polson Pi gott Marsh Flyzik Clark to draft a first aid measure for the next legislature. The group may begin sessions in December after accepting, with industrial insurance officials aiding, and a medical group possibly advising rather than joining.
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Lister
Aberdeen
Grays Harbor Post
Carpenter's Union
F. L. Daggett
Clarence Parker
A. B. Ernst
Industrial Insurance Commission
McGoldrick
Parker
M. E. Hay
State Medical Association
Banks Set to Open Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
The twelve federal reserve banks in Boston New York Philadelphia Richmond Atlanta Cleveland Chicago Minneapolis St Louis Kansas City Dallas and San Francisco begin operations tomorrow. They will focus on rediscounting notes drafts and bills of exchange and will expand to other functions under the currency act as experience grows. Secretary McAdoo will issue the formal opening call.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Federal
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Richmond
Atlanta
Cleveland
Chicago
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Kansas City
Dallas
San Francisco
McAdoo
Federal Reserve
Kennewick Wreckage Reaches British Columbia Coast
Dispatch reports four life jackets washed ashore near Hesquoit and one at Nootka bearing the name Kennewick. The cork vests appeared recently afloat, suggesting a marine disaster linked to the steamer Kennewick wrecked last month on the Grays Harbor bar along the Vancouver Island coast.
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Kennewick
Grays Harbor
Bar
Vancouver Coast
British Columbia
Vancouver
B. C
Vancouver Island
Estevan Wireless Station
Hesquoit
Nootka
New York Sees Loanable Funds Rise As Fed Opens
Henry Clews says the federal reserve loan will boost loanable funds and ease monetary fears. Credit normalizes as foreign exchange improves and exports soar with foodstuffs cotton and war material shipments. New York dominates foreign exchange and domestic revival gains momentum due to credit improvement and strong demand for wheat cotton and war materials.
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New York
Federal Reserve Loan
Henry Clews
Governor Lister Proclaims Thanksgiving Day 1914 in Washington
Governor Ernest Lister designates Thursday November 26 1914 as a day of thanksgiving and prayer. He cites Washington’s 25th year as a state and urges charitable sharing with war displaced and needy, following the national observance.
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Ernest Lister
State of
Washington
The
United States
Aberdeen Loses to Everett High in Tough Gridiron Battle
The Aberdeen High School football team fell 19 to 6 at Everett in a hard fought game. Despite outweighing Everett and showing strong fighting spirit, Aberdeen lacked condition and Everett capitalized on training to secure the victory. Everett offered courteous conduct and a postgame gesture to honor Aberdeen players.
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Aberdeen
Everett
Avoirdupois
Hawley
Everett Boys
Everett Aberdeen
E. W. Bagshaw
Don Hawley Stevens
Wm, Thompson Bergman
Nea
Bsists
Ingebrigtsen Benson
Eee
Ah Johnson Kuhnle
Ghia Morgan
Penn
Vis
Avers
Anderson
Galligan
Ates Thompson Maulsby, Dailey
Anderson Jones
Johnson
E. Dailey
R. H
Pinckney Menzel
Aces
McKenna Flager
Scheidmiller
Fowler
Optimistic Signs Of Steel Trade Turnaround
The article notes a more hopeful tone in the steel trade with steady investment demand for prime securities and reduced pressure to sell. It suggests that with an open exchange a recovery in values would likely have been pronounced this past week.
PTA to Stage Benefit Night for Belgian War Victims
The Parent-Teacher Association hosts an entertainment at the Bijou theater next Friday to aid Belgian war victims. Chandler & Ripley donate the venue and contribute part of the program.
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Parent-Teacher Association
Chandler & Ripley
Croation Society troubles split Hoquiam lodge over war stance
The Hoquiam Lodge of the National Croation Society filed suit in superior court seeking the lodge books and about $300 from former secretary and treasurer John Savin and Michael Satlow. Anton Baraka as trustee sues with attorney Martin F. Smith alleging Aug 18 members split over Austria and Serbia and many quit.
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Hoquiam
National Croation Society
Austria
Servia
Anton Baraka
Martin F. Smith
John Savin
Michael Satlow
Baraka
Johnson Wins Seat by 11569 Majority in Third District
Congressman Albert Johnson was re elected to Congress from the Third district with a recorded majority of 11569 over Democrat Charles Drury and Progressive Stanton Warburton not contending. Johnson carried all counties with Pierce county yielding 2500 votes, Mason the lowest at 29, and the district totals list Clarke 1584 Cowlitz 1100 Chehalis 1387 Lewis 2000 Pacific 1371 Thurston 1100 Wahkiakum 305 Skamania 200.
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Albert Johnson
Congress
Charles Drury
Tacoma
Stanton Warburton
Johnson
Pierce County
Drury
Warburton
Mason County
Mr. Johnson
Pierce
Clarke
Cowlitz
Chehalis
Lewis
Pacific
Thurston
Wahkiakum
Skamania
Mason
Logger Frank Crown Dies While Playing Near Carlisle
Frank O Crown a 24 year old logger with Carlisle Lumber Co dropped dead Saturday afternoon in Carlisle while chasing a companion. He appeared in good health with no prior heart trouble. The body was moved to Hoquiam for burial. He leaves a mother in Ferndale Washington and a brother in Kelso who attended the funeral.
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Frank O. Crown
Carlisle Lumber Co
Carlisle
Hoquiam
Ferndale
Wash
Kelso
Hoquiam Wins School Debate On Local Tax Plan
The Hoquiam High School debate team defeated Aberdeen High in a close contest at Hoquiam High auditorium. About 300 attendees from both schools heard the pro and con on funding local needs through land value tax, with Ruth McKinney Florence McLean and Bessie Burrows for Hoquiam and Marian Crary Sarah Elway and Clarence Caldwell for Aberdeen. Judges were Eldridge Wheeler O M Nelson and Alfred P Wilson. Rev J W Beard led the gav el and musical interludes accompanied by Leta Carlton.
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State of
Washington
Hoquiam
Aberdeen
Ruth MvtKinney
Florence McLean
Bessie Burrows
Marian Crary
Sarah Elway
Clarence Caldwell
J. W. Beard
Eldridge Wheeler
O. M. Nelson
Montesano
Alfred P. Wilson
Oakville
Leta Carlton
Marriage Licenses Issued In Montesano Area
Montesano reported licenses issued last week include Justus Matson and Irene Johnson from Hoquiam A O Parker of Vancouver Hazel Clark of Aberdeen Cecil Loomis with Emma Wolfe of Hoquiam R R Milbrandt and Beulah Rhodes of Hoquiam Harold Helenius and Aino Kotola of Aberdeen.
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Montesano
Justus Matson
Irene Johnson
Hoquiam
A. O. Parker
Vancouver
Hazel Clark
Aberdeen
Cecil Loomis
Emma Wolfe
R. R. Milbrandt
Beulah Rhodes
Harold Helenius
Aino Kotola
Eight-Hour Day Refused at Elma Lumber Mill
White Star Lumber Company shut its logging camps in Elma after a mill closure. Workers refused the eight-hour day proposal and preferred a full-time operation, leading to a temporary standstill.
Army of Jobless Winter Problem
Olympia reports state labor commissioner E. W. Olson releases the ninth biennial department report. It warns 23 percent of Washington workers are temporarily unemployed and discusses immigration, open wartime labor shifts, and proposals including wage collection, eight hour law amendments, factory inspection, boiler rules, and free employment agencies.
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Industrial Welfare Commission
County Board Clears Routine Work As Precincts Review Looms
Montesano November meeting focuses on routine tasks. Commissioners instruct the auditor to study precinct changes ahead of the two year election cycle, noting seven divisions with over 300 voters. Forestry funds eyed for Quinsault road work while unusual modest claim from O Blechschmidt cited for Garrard Creek bridge loss. J I Case rock crusher bill contested by county. warrants checked most of the afternoon.
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Fisher
United States Forestry Department
Quinsault
Moclips Incorporation
O. Blechschmidt
Garrard Creek
J. I. Case Machinery Company
W. H. Abel
Hold Double Elections In Chehalis County
Regular school elections October 5 in Chehalis County set to include Port Commission race to replace W J Patterson whose term ends. Patterson may run again though Califiornia visit leaves his inclination uncertain. Aberdeen voters select two school directors to replace Weatherwax and Smith with Hopkinson and Graham mentioned as potential candidates.
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Chehalis County
Port Commission
W. J. Patterson
Patterson
California
Aberdeen
C. M. Weatherwax
John C. Smith
Lawrence Hopkinson
Arthur E. Graham
Preparations Underway for Chehalis Poultry Show
Plans mature for the Chehalis County Poultry Association show in this city from December 23 to 26. Improvements mark each year and about 2000 birds will be exhibited. Judge E. S. Russell of Ottumwa is secured, and the Buick automobile prize will be awarded during the event.
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Chehalis County
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Croation Society Troubles
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E. W. Olson
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