Williams to Speak in Aberdeen for rally event
Prominent Democrat George Fred Williams of Massachusetts will speak in Aberdeen on Thursday night October 24 as part of a statewide visit by notable Democrats including Gov. Marshall and John Sharp Williams. Local Democrats plan a gasoline car parade from McCleary to boost attendance.
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George Fred Williams
Boston
Massachusetts
Aberdeen
Chehalis County
William Jennings Bryan
Damon
Pythias
Jno
J. Carney
Williams
Seattle
Tacoma
Everett
Wilson
New York
Washington
Gov
Marshall
John Sharp Williams
Davis
Kansas
McCleary
Big Southwestern Washington meeting planned in Montesano
A statewide Highway Legislation Congress is planned for November 22 23 in Montesano to unite commercial interests of Southwest Washington on road laws ahead of the State Good Roads association meeting in Tacoma December 4 5 6. Olympia Peninsula Development League and Bremerton leaders back the plan led by J E Calder Chehalis county vice president of the Southwest league.
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Southwest Washington Association
Southwestern Washington Development Association
Montesano
N. B. Coffman
Chehalis
Washington
State Good Roads Association
Tacoma
Southwest
Olympia Peninsula
Southwest League
Chehalis County
Poindexter to Visit Aberdeen for Progressive Rally
United States Senator Miles Poin dexter will speak in Aberdeen next Wednesday night at the Empire theater rally. He will be accompanied by Albert I. Loeb and is noted for his surprising 2 years ago victory over Washington Republicans.
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United States
Miles Poindexter
Aberdeen
Progressive Party
Empire Theater
Senate
Washington
Albert I. Loeb
Not Guilty Verdict in Aberdeen Bankruptcy Case
A federal jury in Aberdeen acquitted Mrs. Sarah Levy, Samuel Levy, and Henry Suwdl of conspiracy to defraud by concealing assets in bankruptcy after a deliberation under an hour. The defendants face a separate trial on concealing assets in bankruptcy set for December 17, with government claims regarding stock moved through Aberdeen stores.
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Sarah Levy
Samuel Levy
Henry Suwdl
George F. Vanderveer
Court House
Tacoma
Cushman
Vanderveer
Charles F. Riddell
Aberdeen
Levy
Suwol
Aberdeen Football Triumph and Acquittal Highlight Local News
Anna Goldstein a former Aberdeen resort proprietor was acquitted in Tacoma federal court on a white slavery charge involving Sadie Ferris. In sports, Aberdeen defeated Chehalis 18 to 0 at Electric Park, with De Losh excelling and Coach Bell praised for tactics, as Queen Anne visits Aberdeen next, with Seattle teams Queen Anne and Lincoln drawing in a tie.
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Anna Goldstein
Aberdeen
Hume Street
United States
Tacoma
New York
Sadie Ferris
Goldstein
Chehalis
Electric Park
Hoquiam
Bell
Chehalis Boys
de Losh
Noted Socialist Candidate Anna Maley to Speak in Aberdeen
Anna Agnes Maley, socialist candidate for governor and a key figure in the National Socialist movement, will arrive in Aberdeen next Saturday and speak at the Empire theater that evening. Crowds greet her wherever she campaigns, and she has social ties already in Aberdeen from prior visits.
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Anna Maley
Will
Aberdeen
Anna Agnes Maley
National Socialist Movement
Empire Theater
Unusu
Miss Maley
Peterson to Rebuild Oakville Mill at Once
Charles Peterson plans to rebuild his Oakville mill after securing insurance adjustments and arranging other matters. He expects rapid operation due to a strong shingle market and aims to start as soon as possible.
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Elma
Charles Peterson
Oakville
Peterson
Democratic Candidate Weds Democratic Candidate in Spokane Romance
Jerry A. McGillicuddy Jr a Democratic candidate for Chehalis county treasurer married Miss Margaret Reeder in Spokane October 17 1912. The couple plan to live in Aberdeen after a wedding at the Reeder residence. McGillicuddy born 1888 Hoquiam educated at Washington State College and University of Washington. banker and Aetna Life Insurance executive with strong county experience.
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Jerry A. McGillicuddy, Jr
Spokane
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Margaret Reeder
Jerry McGillicuddy
Aberdeen
Reeder
Tenth Avenue
Pullman
Miss Reeder
C. G. Reeder
Washington State College
McGillicuddy
Seattle
University of Washington
University
Miss. Reeder
Mr. McGillicaddy
State College
Hoquiam
Jerry’ McGillicuddy
Chehalis County
Montesano
Dexter
Horton
National Bank of Seattle
First National Bank of Hoquiam
The
State University
Aetna Life Insurance Company
Hartford
Connecticut
Storm Delays and Restores Aberdeen Telephone Lines
Pacific States Telephone workers in Aberdeen restore 500 party lines damaged by Friday night’s heavy storm and by today most are back in service. The Grays Harbor salmon run is unusually heavy with 30 000 fish landed at Hoquiam canneries after the storm, while ducks shelter in marshes and hunters report strong bags.
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Pacific States Telephone Company
Aberdeen
Grays Harbor
Hoquiam
Bad Crossings to Be Repaired Across County
Aberdeen Montesano and Elma commercial groups will seek relief from the state public service commission for unsafe railroad crossings between the city and Montesano. The Montesano Chamber of Commerce initiated the effort with county clubs aiding the request amid dangerous conditions from high banks brush and timber obstructing visibility from the road.
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Montesano
Aberdeen
Elma
State Public Service Commission
Chehalis County fair exhibits travel nationwide
J E Calder of Chehalis County Fair announces large scale farm product exhibits will tour the country. The displays will ride on railroad cars operated by several lines and are expected to be viewed by about two million people. Additional exhibits go to St Paul Minnesota and Portland Oregon with local charities receiving surplus produce for Aberdeen families.
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United States
Chehalis County
West
Middle West
J. E. Calder
Calder
Minnesota
St. Paul
Portland
Washington
Associated Charities
Aberdeen
Moosevelts Hold Rally In Tacoma City Hall
Norman Richards progressive candidate for congress from the 29th district spoke at a Moosevelt rally in Tacoma, denouncing Governor Hay and editor John L. Wilson. He attacked the Taft administration and charged Standard Oil financed the Mexican war. Teats for lieutenant governor also attended.
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Post-Intelligencer
Perkins Press
Tacoma
Aberdeen World
Norman
Richards
Guvnor Teats
M. E. Hay
John L. Wilson
Taft
Standard Oil Company
L. H. Burnett
Dokies Initiate 42 Members at Montesano Lodge Event
Forty two candidates joined the D. O. K. K. Dokies during a Montesano initiation at Kellerman hall. About 200 Dokies attended from across the state for Tehama Temple No. 150's largest event of the year. a grand banquet followed in Eagle hall. Next initiation may be in Raymond with 50 more prospective members awaiting entry.
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Tyros
Montesano
Tehama Temple
Kellerman Hall
Aberdeen
Eagle Hall
Raymond
Aberdeen to Form Parent Teacher Association
A meeting at Weatherwax high school last Friday evening called by A J Morley of the Aberdeen Civic Improvement association showed support for organizing a Parent Teacher Association. Professors and teachers spoke on the aims and needs of such groups in Aberdeen schools.
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Aberdeen
Weatherwax
A. J. Morley
Aberdeen Civic Improvement Association
George B. Miller
J W. Clark
Odd Fellows Decorate Six Rebekahs at Grays Harbor Event
Six women representing county lodges received the Decoration of Chivalry at Elec tric Park during an Odd Fellows and Rebekahs ceremony. General D W Lamb and Gen J Birney led the event with Canton Washington Aberdeen Canton Hoquiam and Canton Elma providing uniform rank companies. A grand ball followed with about 900 attendees marking Grays Harbor’s first such ceremony.
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Chivarry
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Electric Park
W. A. Jacka
Hoquiam
Antone Kelper
Elma
H. Belts
Aberdeen
Skeen
Cosmopolis
J. Murry
Mra. Steel
Satsop
Rebekah Lodge
D. W. Lamb
Seattle
Department of
Fats Win in Benefit Game at Aberdeen
Mrs. Frank Welch widow of a former Aberdeen police officer who was shot July 3 receives 504.50 from a charity baseball game yesterday between Aberdeen policemen and fats. The fats won 12 to 8 in a rough but spirited event with strong nerves shown by both sides. Continued on page 6.
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Frank Welch
Aberdeen
Hayes & Hayes Bank
Tom Turner
Democrats Hold Rally on Grays Harbor in Hoquiam
A major campaign rally drew a large crowd in Hoquiam with O C Wilson of San Francisco E O Connor and Col J A Munday addressing supporters despite bad weather The speakers discussed campaign issues and expressed confidence in victory Afterward Wilson traveled to Olympia while Connor and Munday headed to Tacoma
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Grays Harbor
Hoquiam
O. C. Wilson
San Francisco
National Campaign Committee
E. O. Connor
Col. J. A. Munday
Wilson
Olympia
Connor
Col. Munday
Tacoma
Gladys Puhn Weds Elma Man in Seattle Marriage
Miss Gladys Puhn of Elme marries H Totten of Everett in Seattle on October 11. They will reside in Everett where he plans a promising future.
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Elma
Gladys Puhn
Elme
H. Totten
Everett
Seattle
Mr. Totten
Modern Job Printing at Modern Aberdeen Prices
Aberdeen Printing Co advertises modern job printing services with pricing details and contact telephone 6401 for inquiries. The brief notice highlights up to date equipment and competitive rates for business forms and printing needs.
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Aberdeen Printing Co
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Olympia Peninsula League
Poindexter Coming
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Queen Ann
Lincoln
American Press Association
Woodrow Wilson
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Moosevelts
Hay
Tehamah Temple
Montesano Big
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