Governor Hay to Attend Chehalis County Fair
Governor Hay will be a guest of honor at the Chehalis county fair with Governor's day, Elma and East End Chehalis events planned. Anticipated highlights include a three o’clock address, a baby show, a North Yakima pony ride for children, and a large stock and poultry exhibit with judges from Tacoma and local committees coordinating departments.
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M. J .Hay
Montesano
Westport
Moclips
Hoquiam
Aberdeen
Governor Hay
Southwestern Washington Development Association
Kretz Brothers
Street Railway Company
North Yakima
Chehalis County
Kegley
Vesta
Fred A. Johnson
Tacoma
C. W. Hatch
M. J. Flannigan
W. H. Hay
J. EK. Calder
J. E. Hutchinson
A. Spar
Chehalis County Fair
W. B. Mack
S. G. Kaufman
Minnie Leitch
J. G. Lewis
McClymont
Northwest must get more producers says James J. Hill
James J. Hill urged the Pacific Northwest to attract more producers to boost population and land development. He warned against high land prices and stressed that wealth and growth rely on agricultural producers and new residents. He spoke during a visit to the Oregon Trunk Railway project near Deschutes River.
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Portland, Or
James J. Hill
Pacific Northwest
Deschutes River
Vote on commission form Pullman election decision
Pullman citizens may vote on adopting a commission form of government after petitions meet the required signatures. The council will set a date and appoint officers for the election to be held at the earliest possible date. Aberdeen Printing Co.
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Pullman
P Ullman
Commission
Logger Dies in Humptulips River While Breaking Jam
Rowland Heatlie a Carlson Call Logging Company logger was accidentally drowned yesterday at the Humptulips river mouth while breaking a log jam at Big Creek. He disappeared under the logs, a search found his body hours later, and he resided at 202 East Second Street with his wife and two children. The body was taken to Whiteside's Undertaking Establishment. funeral plans were not announced.
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Rowland Heatlie
Carlson & Call Logging Company
Humptulips
Big Creek
Heatlie
East Second Street
Keystone
North G Street
Whiteside
Undertaking Establishment
Work Progress on Dredge Raised from Chehalis River
Removal of the big dredge from the river bottom is advancing rapidly. Contractors expect to float the vessel by midweek after securing chains around the hull. The dredge sank into a hole it had dug and is now partially buried in mud, requiring extensive cleaning of machinery and motors once on the dry dock.
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Chehalis
Gambling raids net five longshoremen arrested
Chief of Police Templeman raided the Grays Harbor Stevedore company rooms Friday night and arrested five longshoremen on gambling charges. Twenty five others escaped. James Lee and Oscar Johnson ran the game and were fined 15 dollars plus costs each.
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Templeman
Grays Harbor
Death of Capt War ren W Sanford Recalls Harbor Service
News arrives by letter from Mrs A S Grove of Portland widow of the sister of Capt War ren W Sanford formerly of Aber deen and long in command of harbor vessels. He left here for Alaska where he had lived and where his death occurred.
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Warren W. Sanford
Aberdeen
A. S. Grove
Portland
Sanford
City streetcar corner dispute prompts potential injunction
Fred Mathews owner of the Market and F streets corner says the new street car track cuts the sidewalk corner and damages his property. He has notified city authorities but will seek a court injunction if no adjustment is made.
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Fred. Mathews
Market and
F Streets
Aberdeen Printing Co Offers Modern Job Printing Services
Aberdeen Printing Co advertises modern job printing at moderate prices with phone contact 5401.
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Aberdeen Printing Co
Merger Discussed for Southwest Washington and Olympic Peninsula Groups
A merger of the Southwestern Washington Development Association and the Olympic Peninsula Development Association is planned for the three day meeting in Aberdeen beginning October 12. Leaders from both groups will speak including Scott C. Bone and Col Harper with Governor Hay delivering an address. The event emphasizes Olympic trade development via Grays Harbor and plans for settling agricultural lands through the Settler's agency.
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Southwestern
Olympic Mountains
Grays Harbor
Washington
Aberdeen
Southwestern Washington Development Association
M. E. Hay
Scott C. Bone
Seattle P. I
Col. Harper
Olympic Peninsula Development Association
N. B. Coffman
Chehalis
G. Hibbard
F. W. Loomis
Alaska
Seattle
Olympic Peninsula
The
Development Association
Whaling Station
W. B. Jessup
Bremerton
Southwestern Washington Development Association Guests Arrive Aberdeen
Delegates to the Southwestern Washington Development association arrive in Aberdeen Thursday to Saturday. A brass band and 100 citizens greet them at the depot as meetings proceed at Hotel Washington and Knights of Pythias hall. Events include street lanterns, moving pictures proposals, a whaling trip on the Champion, dances, and a grand march led by J. K. Barnes.
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Southwestern Washington Development Association
Aberdeen
J. M. Bowes
Hotel Washington
Knights of Pythias
Washington
Western States Ilustrating Company
Sanford’s Point
Damon's Point
R. J. Hills
K. of P. Hall
J. KE. Barnes
Aberdeen seeks petition to trigger special election on government form
A supplemental petition with enough names will be filed with the city clerk on Wednesday night to force Mayor J. W. Parks to call a special election on Aberdeen adopting a commission form of government. The petition is designed to exceed the required signatures so that removal of some signatures still leaves enough to demand the election.
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J. W. Parks
Aberdeen
Commission
Council
Stop to Practice Endangers Youths Says Chief Templeman
Chief L. D. Templeman ordered a halt to a dangerous stunt in which boys on roller skates try to grab the rear of moving cars to be towed. Police aim to stop the activity after a youth was pulled beneath a vehicle days earlier, risking serious injury.
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Pactice
Bryan challenges Taft on supreme court decisions
Lincoln dispatch reports in The Commoner Bryan challenges President Taft to disclose written and verbal recommendations for appointing Chief Justice White over Justice Harlan and for placing justices on the Supreme Court. The editorial cites Harlan and Nelson on antitrust enforcement and asks why prosecutions of Standard Oil and tobacco officials have not occurred.
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Lincoln, Neb
The
Commoner
Bryan
Taft
Apposu
White
Harlan
Supreme Bench
Cherryvale
Kan
Detroit
Supreme Court
Standard Oil and Tobacco Trust
Justice Harlan
Senate Judiciary Committees
Nelson
Senator Nelson
Standard Oil and Tobacco Companies
Justice White
Polish girl seeks nurse job amid theft allegations
Annie Pulaski, about 18, arrived from Seattle seeking a child nurse position on Fourth Street. Neighbors mobilized to help, but a Mrs. [name] recalled firing Pulaski after a few days for thefts. Police, led by Captain Dean, confirmed the tale false. Pulaski admitted her parents lived on West Sixth Street and was taken home.
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Annie Pulaski
Fourth Street
Seattle
Alder Street
Broadway
Pole
Captain Dean
A. F. Dunlop
North G Street
West Sixth Street
West End
Dean
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Popular Government League
United States
Oregon
Senator Bourne
Twentieth Century Magazine
J. E. Calder
Northwest
Jim Hill
Cleveland
Logger
Rowland Heattie
Olympic
100 Citizens Organization
Juvenille Delinquent
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