Dome Candidates Biographical Sketches of Democratic Nominees
Brief voters guide presenting biographical sketches of Democratic county ticket nominees. Highlights each candidate’s background, career, and qualifications to help voters choose. Provides context for the upcoming election and encourages informed participation.
Bowes and Hodgdon Prominent in 29th District Race
The article outlines Samuel K. Bowes a Democratic candidate for the 29th district and A S Hodgdon a Chehalis county ally amid local politics. It notes Bowes long tenure in Aberdeen Chehalis county ties and district support while praising Hodgdon for loggers and mills log scaling integrity. It also profiles Harrison J. Rice Democratic sheriff candidate Hoquiam and Andrew J. Jackson as a county board contender.
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Venice
A. S. Hodgdon
Chehalis
Hodgdon Named Democratic Candidate for 80th District
A. S. Hodgdon, Democratic nominee for representative for the 80th district, is hailed as a respected Grays Harbor citizen. The New Hampshire native, 53, built a long career in railroading and now runs an insurance business while serving as a selling agent for several logging firms in Hoquiam since 1894.
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Grays Harbor
Chehalis County
Hedgdon
Hodgdon
New Hampshire
Washington
Hoquiam
County Commissioner First District Candidate Profile
The Democratic nominee for county commissioner in the First district is Andrew J. Jackson. A native of the Pacific Coast born in Coos county Oregon in 1860 he grew up in Southwestern Oregon and worked in the hotel business before moving to Washington in 1898. He lived in Hoquiam until 1903 when he bought a farm at Wyncodhe and now operates the property with his family. The county board of commissioners serves as the district’s executive governing body.
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Andrew J. Jackson
Jackson
Mr. Jackson
Pacific Coast
Coos County
Oregon
Washington
Hoquiam
Wyncodhe
Board of County Commissioners
Coun
C. F. White
W. H. Abel
R. I. Lytle
F. L. Thurber
Native Missouri Lawyer Nominated County Attorney for Chehalis
Col. E. H. Fox Democratic nominee for county attorney is a Missouri native born in 1854. He studied law under Mark Fullerton, was admitted in 1888, served as Columbia county attorney 1889 to 1891, and held state guard posts before moving to Aberdeen in 1901 to resume practice. His record includes roles as city attorney justice of the peace and police judge.
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Aberdeen
D. Maclafferty
Bowes
E. H. Fox
Missouri
Kentucky
Texas
Washington
Dayton
Columbia County
Mark Fullerton
State Supreme Court
Col. Fox
U. S. Volunteers
Washington National Guard
Rogers
Chehalis County
Children Sing at Salvation Army Hall Benefit
The children will perform songs, drills, and recitations at the Salvation Army Hall on Saturday night. A carefully prepared program promises entertaining numbers and a pleasing show. Remember the date and time, Saturday October 10 at 7 p.m.
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Salvation Army Hall
Political history of George L Davis scrutinized in 1908 campaign
Frank L Thurber of Hoquiam reveals alleged promises by Geo L Davis to back Thurber for county commissioner in the Third District. The letter claims Davis helped force rival Dr Watkins out, refused to withdraw, and allegedly offered money to Thurber’s rivals. Thurber portrays Davis as aligned with tax dodgers and corporate interests.
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Davis
Frank L. Thurber
Hoquiam
Thurber
Chehalis County
Geo. L. Davis
Dr. Watkins
Aberdeen
C. F. White
W. H. Abel
R. F. Lytle
Chas. Arland
Watkins
No Sailor Strike Delayed Awaiting Vote
Hoquiam October 7 No strike will occur among sailors firemen and marine cooks until about 10 000 union members can vote after full discussion The Sailors Union agent William Gohl said workers will keep operating until the membership votes A small strike yesterday ended with workers returning to duty The Harbor Longshore union supports open shop rules and may strike waterfront workers over a new stevedoring company on the Harbor under open shop rules.
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Hoquiam
William Gohl
Sailors’ Union
Boat builders Louis Derkin and Erickson plan move to D Street
Louis F. Derkin and G. Erickson run a boat building and renting business with many new boats available. They are based at the foot of Michigan avenue for now and expect to relocate to the foot of D street soon.
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Louis F. Derkin
G. Erickson
Michigan Avenue
D Street
Monnett Attacks Taft on Trust Policy in Chicago
Francis Monnett former Ohio attorney general campaigns for Bryan and Kern, criticizing Taft for failing to prosecute trusts. He accuses Taft of socializing with trust leaders and failing to curb the steel and Standard Oil trusts. Monnett argues federal action could quickly suppress trusts, contending Roosevelt lacks decisive leadership. The piece also notes a Burrows mill shutdown due to low logging water.
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Chicago
Francis
Monnett
Ohio
Bryan
Kern
Alfough
Standard Oil
Middle West
Judge Taft
White House
Taft
Cincinnati
Trusts
Herald
Roosevelt
Addison Steel Pipe Trust
U. S. Cast Iron Pipe Co
Steel Trust
Addison Company
Mr. Monnett
St. Louis
Executive Department
Burrows
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Samuel K. Bowes
Pennsylvania
Michigan
United States
Sam Bowes
S. K. Bowes
Harrison J. Rice
Mr. Rice
Black Hills
Dakota
Kittitas
Seattle
Rice
Ife
Hoquiam Trades Council
Hoquiam Barbers’ Union
H. J. Rice
New York Herald
George L. Davis
Tom Money
Taft Trust