Grays Harbor paper wars over McCredie congress bid
The Aberdeen World attacks Grays Harbor support for Judge McCredie in Congress, accusing rivals of political stunts and criticizing party discipline. The Aberdeen World claims its rival port influence and disputes campaign claims while noting broader legislative tensions and party-line fade.
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Aberdeen anti peddling clash sparks cross city moves
The Griuy s Harbor News pushes tensions after finding a Ho Quiam Chinaman in Aberdeen for violating the anti peddling ordinance and warns of a similar Aberdeen style rule in Hoquiam to bar out peddlers. It notes Aberdeen’s long standing ordinance blocks peddlers from San Francisco and Portland entering the city and taxing locals, urging Hoquiam to enact a parallel measure unless Aberdeen’s law is struck down.
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Aberdeen
Woquiam
Hoquiam
San Francisco
Portland
For Rent Store in Good Location for Grocery or Market
Newly built store space suitable for a grocery or meat market. Inquiries to W. Pearson at 315 North B Street or A. C. Theile at 505 West Heron Street.
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W. Pearson
North B Street
A. C. Theile
W. Heron Street
Judge McCredie Seeks Congress Seat Amid Controversy
A Vancouver judge, W. W. McCredie, Republican nominee for the Second district, faces scrutiny over pledges, oath compliance, and delays in Clark County. Critics cite refusal to wear gown, alleged bias toward Portland interests, and postponement of a jury term until after the election delaying litigants.
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Congress
McCredie
Grays Harbor
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Supreme Court
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Clark County
Hause Resigns as Aberdeen Baptist Pastor to Become State Missionary
Rev A H Hause resigns as pastor of the Aberdeen Baptist church and city truant officer to take a state missionary post based in Seattle. The resignation was accepted Friday night after attempts to have him withdraw. Rev Charles L Parkhurst of Attica N Y was called to the pastorate and wired Saturday. Hause will move to Seattle November 1, while his family stays in Aberdeen through the term's end.
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Baptist Church
Hause
Seattle
Charles L. Parkhurst
Attica
N. Y
E. 73. Crary
Aberdeen
Waterfront loading activity at multiple mills and ships
The Ludlow is at West mill loading for San Pedro while Aerial loads for Guaymas. Doris loads for San Francisco from DBur rows mill. A B Johnson and G C Lindauer sail for San Francisco. Mary E K Foster loads for Honolulu. Quinsault sails for San Francisco. Watson A West loads for Antofagasta. Eva loads for Hawaiian Islands. W J Patterson at Slade mill for San Pedro. Santa Monica at American mill for San Francisco. Svea in port en route to Cosmopolis.
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West Mill
San Pedro
Aerial
Slade Mill
Guaymas
Mexico
Doris
San Francisco
A.B. Johnson
Wilson Mill
Quinsault
Hart-Wood Mill
Watson A. West
Antofagasta
Chile
Eva
Anderson & Middleton Mill
Hawaiian Islands
W. J. Patterson
Marine Mays
Santa Monica
American Mill
Svea
Cosmopolis
Tacoma Highs Hold In Rough Tie With Aberdeen
Tacoma lost the early momentum as Aberdeen stifled the locals in the first half at Athletic park. Tacoma rallied for a 7 to 9 win in the second half, but inconsistent team play and weak line work hurt the home eleven throughout the game.
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Athletic Park
N G Rifle Contest Aims For Governor's Trophy
The Company G, Second Infantry, Washington National Guard rifle team with Lieutenants Austin and Fleet and eight others headed to the state range at Orilla to compete for the governor's trophy. They will also hold a Seattle armory briefing for officers, following a reception for national guard officers en route home from Los Angeles.
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O. R. Austin
R. I. Fleet
Jess Osborne
Maclan Burl H W. Short
Sargeant Guy Rosecrans
Louis W. Helbig
George HW. Lewis
Burton H. Wiggins
Lester A. Sawyer
Oswald J
Orilla
Austin
Fleet
Seattle
Washington National Guard
Los Angeles
Militia Board Plans Promotions Exam in Hoquiam
An army examining board will meet in Hoquiam on Thursday evening October 28 to exam candidates for promotions following removals of Capt. Robertson and Capt. Lewellyn. Officers O R Austin F Morin R H Fleet Sherman J Handrom are ordered to report for promotion exams to captain first lieutenant and second lieutenant respectively. For Gurney Express or Draw call 14 A A Star Transfer.
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Robertson
Lewellyn
Aberdeen
Adjutant General
O. R. Austin
Second Infantry
F. L. Morrin
R. H. Fleet
Sherman J. Handrom
Gurney
Local Notes On Residents Activities And Changes
J R Kennedy left for Seattle Saturday morning and will return in about 14 days. J A Johnson is erecting a cottage at Second and Grant for $500 while C F Jensen resigns from the police to join Kendall & Co garbage firm. Families plan visits, church Ladies Aid meet, and post office staff changes accompany a busy week of local events.
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Seattle
Mr. Kennedy
J. A. Johnson
Second
Grant Streets
C. F. Jensen
Kendall & Co
Congregational Church
A. D. Wood
Brandeberry
Scott
Wishkah Boom Co Elects New Officers
New officers of the Wishkah Boom Co. are President B F Johnson Vice President A Murray Secretary H Murnon. Warren Egerer and E R Shields resign prompting the election.
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B. F. Johnson
A. Murray
H. Murnon
Warren Egerer
E. R B. Shields
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