Contested Harbor Funds Stir Aberdeen Editorial War
The Aberdeen Herald questions Congressman Albert Johnson over river and harbor allocations and the merit of his claims. It argues his opposition to the full 20 million appropriation and calls out his failure to frank speeches about harbor projects to constituents. The piece asserts Southwest Washington residents favor harbor improvements and criticizes Initiative No. 9 as unfair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Johnson
Board of Army Engineers
Johnson
House
Congress
Wilson
Lister
Grays Harbor
Willapa Harbor
Mexico
Marshall
Washington
Congressional Record
The
Tribune
House Committee On Rivers and Harbors
Congressman Warburton
Tacoma
The Farmer and First Aid Measure Debate
The piece argues about First Aid No 9 and its impact on farms and farms insurance. It notes that Germany shows thirty percent of accidents occur on farms and warns that the proposed measure would require employers to pay one hundred dollars for injured workers. The text discusses burdens on manufacturers and ongoing workmen’s compensation payments in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Manufac Industries of
Washington
workman's _iironsation fund
The Democratic Text Book 1914 Highlights Wilson Era
A 1914 Democratic Text Book review lauds the Wilson administration and Democratic Congress with front cover phrase War in the East Peace in the West Thank God for Wilson. It details a committee led edition 852 pages, chapters on watchful waiting Mexican policy and peace treaties with 26 nations, and quotes from Bryan Roosevelt and Republican leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
Robert Wickliffe Woolley
Virginia
Benjamin F. Shively
Indiana
E. T. Taylor
Colorado
E. E. Reed
New Hampshire
Panama Canal Zone
Richard L. Metcalfe
Nebraska
Republican Party
Congress
63Rd Congress
George Washington
Vera Cruz
Bryan
United States
Senator Penrose
Pennsylvania
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Democratic Ticket Listing for Congress and County Offices
A slate of candidates is listed including Charles Drury Ta coma for Congress and state senate, W Hodg don for Hoquiam, W M Melrose and F L Morgan for Aberdeen districts, Jerry A McGilli cuddy Jr for county attorney, Martin F Smith for Hoquiam assessor, Asa B Wilson for Aberdeen, Jeff Bartell for Hoquiam sheriff, M M Wakefield for Elma, and Frank F Winkleman for the third district. The document outlines the local party slate for various county and district roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge C
W. Hodgdon
Hoquiam
W. M. Melrose
Aberdeen
F. L. Morgan
Jerry A. McGillicuddy, Jr
Martin F. Smith
Jeff. Bartell
M. M. Wakefield
Elma
Frank F. Winkleman
Wilson as Coward, Duty to Resign From Outlook
The text argues Woodrow Wilson is cowardly and should resign from the Outlook to fight the current Democratic administration over international policy. It critiques Trust legislation the Federal Reserve Act and the Underwood Simmons tariff, urging reading for insight. It portrays the President and Congress as a “Big Team” with unprecedented cooperation enabling Wilson’s aims.
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Woodrow Wilson
Democratic Congress
Wilson
Congress
Indian Oil Co reorganized aims to locate paying oil in Washington
W H Paulhamus advocates uniting local effort to develop state resources by forming an oil company to explore for profitable fields. He argues oil in paying quantities is likely in Washington, citing successful finds in California and elsewhere, and stresses honest, statewide interest over hype.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Paulhamus
Washington
California
Elopers Elude Kin to Wed in Montesano Then Fly to San Francisco
Albert Selby of Elma and Miss Ruth Clement eloped to Montesano to wed and hurried back. That night Ruth left home and joined Selby for a trip to South Elma, then a train to Tacoma. They boarded a steamer to San Francisco with plans to settle in California.
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Centralia
Albert Selby
Ruth Clement
Elma
Montesano
South Elma
Tacoma
San Francisco
Mr. Selby
California
Two Men Hurt by Premature Powder Explosion Near Humptulips
In a premature blast at Big Creek Timber Co camp near Humptulips two men were hurt, with Joe Droski removal to St. Joseph’s hospital and the other patient treated on site. Dr. Goodnow of Aberdeen attended them as authorities reported the injuries were not serious.
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Big Creek Timber Company
Goodnow
Aberdeen
Joe Droski
St. Joseph's Hosm
Aberdeen Printing Co Modern Printing at Moderate Prices
Aberdeen Printing Co offers modern printing services at moderate prices. Facilities include quick turnaround and durable results for business cards brochures and letterhead with reliable customer service.
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Aberdeen Printing Co
Knights Honor Columbus Day in Aberdeen Banquet Highlights
The Aberdeen Knights of Columbus held a Columbus Day event with speeches by Dudley G. Wooten and Mayor Eugene France praising patriotism and public duty. Governor Lister discussed road bonds and referendum use while urging study of measures before voting. The evening featured music, a breezy reading, and a notable menu praised as one of the finest spreads.
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Eugene France
Aberdeen
Knights of Columbus
Alex Polson
Hoquiam
John I. O’phelan
Snyder
Canadians Banquet Observed in Aberdeen Tonight
The Canadians of Aberdeen will hold their annual Thanksgiving banquet this evening at Knights of Pythias hall with Rev. F F W Greene serving as toastmaster and leading the ceremonies.
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Aberdeen
Knights of Pythias Hall
F. F. W. Greene
Remarkable Women and Kinfolk Across Professions
Mrs Elizabeth Ancker of Baltimore has twenty eight relatives in German and French armies. Rose Hartwick Thorpe never earned pay for Curfew Shall Not Ring Tonight. Mrs Mary E Hart starts a successful fox raising farm in Dyea Alaska. Dr Louise Pearce at Rockefeller Institute is promoted to assistant to Dr Simon Flexner, first woman in that role. Mile Marie Marvingt called bride of danger and greatest lady athlete for swimming cycling mountain climbing ballooning flying riding and fencing.
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Elizabeth Ancker
Baltimore
Rose Hartwick Thorpe
Mary E. Hart
Dyea
Alaska
Louise Pearce
Department of Pathology and Bacteriology
Rockefeller Institute
Simon Flexner
Crichton
Mile
Marie Marvingt
Bride of
Danger
Marvingt
Baby growth and vaccination timing guidelines
The health bulletin outlines typical birth weights seven to seven and a half pounds, weight by six and twelve months around fifteen and twenty one pounds, and lengths from twenty to twenty one inches at birth to twenty eight or twenty nine inches at one year. It notes fastest weight gain in the first six months and recommends vaccination in the first year, possible at the end of the third month if healthy.
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Health Bulletin
Questions for the Employee on an Eight-Hour Day
The piece argues an eight hour day could raise food costs and reduce earning power. It warns against state supervision and cites AFL leader Gompers opposing such laws. It notes 97 percent of workers would have lower earning power while less than 3 percent asked for the law.
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Washington
British Columbia
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
American Federationist
A Million Dollars Wasted Initiative Measures No 10
The Convict Labor Road Law faces critique noting daily labor in Honor Camps costs 2.56 dollars without guards or stockades. Officials estimate at least 35 percent of each dollar goes to security and transport, undermining free state labor. It would abandon the Walla Walla jute mill costing 300000 and appropriates two million for highways with unclear allocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Washington
Costly Furification and the case for free agencies
A political argument questions Initiative No. 8 to abolish employment agencies. Advocates warn against costly political machinery and favor private fee agencies for better service, arguing free public agencies are inefficient. The piece notes strong opinions on bonds, inspections, and legal redress and includes a Philadelphia courtroom quip about ignorance of the law.
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Aberdeen Herald
MO. J. Carney
Herald
Chehalis County
Washington Harbor
Democratic
Charles Drury
Asa B. Wilson
Indian Oil CO. Reorganized
Frisco
Knights
Union
Washington State
Quincy Valley
Dudley G. Wooten
Seattle
Mr. Wooten
Philadelphia
Lydia E. Pinkham
S. T. Richmond
Providence
R. I. Providence
R. I
Lydia Esham
T. Ricamont
Waldo Street
Croqurt
Minn
Lydia E. Pinkam
Jennie Akerman
K. Aker
Man
Cloquet
Minnesota
J. D. Murdoch
Quincy
Mass
South Quincy
Jang D. Morpocn
Gordon St
South
Daggett & Ramsdell’s
New York
Daggett & Ramedell
James A. Hood Fire and Automobile Insurance Finch Building
Attorneys AT Law
Dan Pearsall
Wishkah Block
Undertakers
Whiteside Undertaking Company Funeral Directors Office
Pinnick Undertaking CO. Funeral Directors
East Wishkah St
J. T. Ennis
Heron St
City Messenger CO
Victor Erickson
E. Wishkah
Aberdeen Window & House Cleaning Co
HAYES @ HAYES Bankers (Incorporated
Foreign & Domestic Exchange
Call 266
A. Star Transfer Co. Ti
North G St. Phone
Excelsior Rug Factory
J. W. Groves
Prop
Comeau Furniture Co
Aira Celta
Building Materials Att Company
Otros
the Herald
Ely
Richard
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