Democrats Drury and Black Rally Grays Harbor voters
The Bijou in Grays Harbor hosted a joint Democratic rally with U S senator hopeful Judge W W Black of Everett and congress candidate Charles Drury. They urged support for Wilson era peace, currency reform, and anti big‑business abuses, while Asa B. Wilson spoke in Aberdeen on taxation and valuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge W. W. Black
Everett
United States
Charles Drury
Congress
Grays Harbor
Mr. Drury
Hoquiam
Judge Black
Aberdeen
Intrim
Asa B. Wilson
Wilson
U. S
Woodrow Wilson
Cause Found for Shingle Warping in Kiln Drying
The District Forester in Portland reports Forest Products Laboratory findings on washboard shingles. Excessive moisture and high temp 180 to 200 degrees F during kiln drying cocoon wood cells, causing collapse and warping. lowering initial drying to about 140 degrees F prevents the defect. Air drying before kiln also avoids issues. operators may contact the district forester for details.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon
Forest Products Laboratory
Madison
Wisconsin
Forest Service
District Forester
Train backs into wagon injuring Hoquiam driver
In Hoquiam on October 22 a freight train backing into the North Hoquiaam spur collided with a City Transfer wagon unloading wood at the Hoquiam Packing cannery. Driver Gus Erickson suffered bruises but walked home. the horse was severely cut and the wagon demolished. The train had no lights.
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Hoquiam
North Hoquiaam
City Transfer Company
Hoquiam Packing Company
Gus Erickson
Erickson
C Street
Suit Dismissed in Auto Purchase Case
Montesano Oct 22. Judge Ben Sheeks dismissed the Phillip Bertrand suit against William Hunter administrator of the Minnie B Leitch estate for the price of an automobile. The case was not proven.
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Montesano
Phillip Bertrand
Wm. Hunter
Minnie B. Leitch
Ben Sheeks
Democracy kept the faith in new tariff and reform era
The Democratic party claims it has kept its promises and reformed policy. It highlights the long session of Congress since the Civil War era and credits tariff reductions, the lowest levels since antebellum times, with stabilizing prices. It notes income tax provisions, currency reform, and an impending Federal Banking Act before November elections, asserting dismal prospects for opponents.
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Republican Party
Congress
Albert Johnson Receives Ovation on Homecoming
Congressman Albert Johnson of Hoquiam returned to cheers from nearly 1,000 townspeople after a banquet at Hotel Grayport and a reception. At the event he spoke on non partisan topics, disappointing those hoping for a defense of his positions against Drury and Warburton.
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Albert Johnson
Hoquiam
Aberdeen
J. A. Hutcheson
Montesano
C. C. Scates
Oakville
W. E. Campbell
Mr. Johnson
Drury
Warburton
Mexico
Lister
Cotterill backs Drury for Congress in Tacoma letter
George F. Cotterill former Seattle mayor and Democrat of national note endorses Charles Drury of Tacoma for Congress in a letter urging voters to back Drury to support President Wilson and progressive Democratic policies. The letter contrasts Drury with Johnson and Warburton, arguing Drury can influence party councils and aid Wilson's program amid local Rivers and Harbors bill debate.
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Drury
Tacoma
President Wilson
Congressman Johnson
National Capital
Johnson
House
Third
Mexico
Mr. Drury
George F. Cotterill
Seattle
Congress
Charles Drury
Wilson
Warburton
National Capitol
Harrass
Democratic Party
Warburton challenger Johnson to joint district debate
Stanton Warburton Bull Moose candidate for Congress in Southwestern Washington challenges Congressman Albert Johnson to a five city public debate in Aberdeen Centralia Vancouver Raymond and Tacoma. Warburton claims Johnson stole his record and uses the invitation to discuss their official congressional records.
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Warburton
Johnson
Burton
Congress
Washington
Albert Johnson
Grays Harbor
Tacoma
Wash
Stanton Warburton
Aberdeen
Centralia
Vancouver
Raymond
Rivers and Harbors Committee
United States Engineer
Board of Engineers
Willapa Harbor
Launch Kennewick Pounded to Pieces
The big passenger gasoline launch Kennewick broke up while crossing the bar on Wednesday. Captain E Erickson owner Ray North rup Ray Andrews and J Nelson were rescued by the Westport life-saving crew after a desperate sea battle. The vessel, idle for years, was valued about $5000 and planned for overhaul in Tacoma for Sound service.
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Kennewick
E. Erickson
Ray Northrup
Ray Andrews
J. Nelson
Westport
Sound
Tacoma
Herald Printing Co. assigns to Crary for sale as going concern
Aberdeen firm assigns Herald Publishing House and Job Printing Office to E. B. Crary. Plant and business to be sold as a going concern with J. J. Carney remaining until disposal. Liabilities about 4900 with Carney guaranteeing ~4000. Assets ~9100. Creditors to receive full value. inventory to be completed before sale to highest bidder.
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Herald Printing Co
Herald
E. B. Crary
J. J. Carney
Carney
Mr. Carney
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Drury and Black
Aberdeen and
United States Forest Service
R Taylor
Los Angeles Times
Jefferson
Chehalis County
Geo. F. Cotterill
Stanton
Columbia River
Pacific
Wahkiakum
Indian Affairs Committee
Carter
Senate
Indian Department
Bar
Aberdeen Printing CO
Herald Publishing House
Job Printing Office
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