Court House Minutes Record Real Estate Transfers
Superior Court minutes and new case filings list real estate transfers and miscellaneous instruments filed with the county auditor.
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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1912
Page
5
Superior Court minutes and new case filings list real estate transfers and miscellaneous instruments filed with the county auditor.
In re estate of Ida Shull deceased Will admitted to probate. Gus Papsdamitron vs Peter Facon nis Judgment for plaintiff for $110 and costs. In re estate of T R Winston deceased Will admitted to probate. Maria Jossila vs Heikpi Jossila Divorce granted. John Jamco vs A Mandean Judgment for plaintiff for $51 and costs. Aberdeen State Bank vs T E O'Neill Sale of realty confirmed. Ivan Alfredson vs Axel Erickson Judgment for plaintiff for $131.20 and costs. Robi Johnson vs J H Garner et al Judgment for plaintiff. Blanche Moore vs J P Moore Divorce. In re estate of B M Weatherwax deceased Final account approved. Frank Glick vs E R Brady Judgment for plaintiff for $81 costs and attorney fee.
A list of civil cases and related legal actions including promissory notes divorces larceny condemnation and garnishments. Cases include Robt Johnson vs J H Garner Blanche Moore vs J P Moore State vs James O Hare Central Door & Lumber Co vs G E Pettit W E Porter vs O Way & N Co Soderland vs City of Aberdeen Conway vs Miglierno Grays Harbor Construction Co Aberdeen Glazed Cement Pipe Co. and related garnishment actions.
Week ending October 24 1912 shows multiple instruments filed with the Auditor including transfers to A J West Jacob Johnson and others and various deeds mortgages and releases involving properties in Aberdeen Hoquiam South Aberdeen Montsano and Park additions with ranges from Lot 8 Block 9 Weatherwax to Karr's addition Hoquiam and numerous others detailing parcels in N P addition Aberdeen Second addition and First addition South Aberdeen among many.
A patient in Excelsior Springs answered a doctor’s questionnaire about drinking. When asked if he was a steady or a periodical drinker, he replied periodical. Asked how long between periods he said about twenty minutes.
A wartime style fundraising appeal urges readers to become enrolled subscribers backing Woodrow Wilson and a slate of prominent Democratic figures. It promises newspaper acknowledgment and urges immediate financial contribution with a coupon submission. Names listed include Bryan and McAdoo among many others.
The Chicago Post urges Republicans to support Governor Woodrow Wilson arguing he is a gentleman with a strong record as New Jersey governor He is described as sane honorable and capable and as the only candidate likely to revise the tariff downward while curbing trusts and serving the people This endorsement frames Wilson as a bipartisan fit for the presidency and questions the value of continuing the current administration
John D. Archbold of Standard Oil gave 100000 to Roosevelt's 1904 campaign fund but refused an additional 150000. Roosevelt pressed charges against Standard Oil, yet declined to prosecute the Harvester and Steel trusts while allowing Steel Trust to absorb its major rival. George W. Perkins then gave 48000 from New York Life Insurance to Roosevelt, later refunded once public fact became known.
The Democratic platform denounces tariffs as profit aids for manufacturers and links protection to low wages. It cites 1910 cotton cloth imports duties, 202,211 cotton mill workers earning an average $6.47 weekly in 1905, and high mill profits. Wool tariffs are cited as boosting costs, with Taft vetoing the wool bill over tariff-board misalignment.
In a heated exchange prompted by Woodrow Wilson’s Colorado speech, Wilson accuses the United States Steel Corporation of backing Roosevelt’s trust regulation plan. Roosevelt denies the claim, demanding proof, while Wilson defends his position in Kansas City and Albany sparring over who shapes policy.
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