Roosevelt and Bryan Hold Coarse on Railroads and Government
In Columbus, Taft frames Roosevelt and Bryan as differing sharply on railroad regulation and the role of government. Roosevelt favors strong central authority with public-private balances, while Bryan presses government ownership and free trade. The piece contrasts Taft’s Columbus defense with Bryan’s ongoing speeches, predicting a clear political divide in the campaign.
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Columbus
Taft
Roosevelt
Bryan
Provincetown
Mr. Bryan
Mr. Taft
Mr. Roosevelt
Labor Day parade and events at Grays Harbor Aberdeen
Labor Day celebrations marked by a mile long parade with 11 unions from Hoquiam and 15 from Aberdeen led by brass bands. A program at Electric Park included foot races, wheelbarrow races, a three legged race, egg and spoon race, a vole eating and climbing contest, a baseball game between union men, and a tug of war between Aberdeen and Hoquiam teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Grays 'Harbor
Hoquiam
F Street
Wishkah
Firet
Market Street
Market
Heron
Opera House
France
Preaga
Electric Park
Union Men
Abberdeen
Rush
Eddie Householder
Dode Brinker
Streib
Brinker
Howell
Athletic Park
Seattle
Aberdeen Grays Harbor Box Company Formed
Articles of incorporation filed for the Grays Harbor Box Co with $45,000 capital by B F Johnson and W B Mack. The firm buys the former Aber deen Box Co mill and will modernize and operate at full capacity. Officers are E F Johnson president E J Bradley vice president Fred C Furth secretary treasurer. directors include B Kane FE J Bradley F C Furth C RK Wilson and W B Mack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Grays Harbor Box Company
Grays Harbor Box Co
B. F. Johnson
W. B. Mack
Aberdeen Box Co
E. F. Johnson
E.J. Bradley
Fred C. Furth
Montesano Lumber Mills Face Rail Car Shortage Curbs
B G Cheney of Wyncodie Lumber & Shingle accuses Northern Pacific of giving special car allocations to Montesano mill concessions. He says cars made empty at Montesano are sent to Hoquiam this month, hindering shipments and closing his mill. The state railroad commission requests Cheney’s presence in Olympia to pursue penalties. A Elma land sale listing is included with 40 acres, house, stock, and $2500 price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OryMira
Northern Pacific
State Railroad Commission
Olympia
B. G. Cheney
Wyncodie Lumber & Shingle Company
Montesano
Cheney
Hoquiam
Aberdeen to land large Los Angeles pulp mill project
Greeley Kolts J C W Stanley and W B Mack filed articles of incorporation for Pacific Coast Wood Pulp and Paper Co with 1 million capital in Aberdeen. The plant, costing about 500000, would employ 600 to 800 workers and produce Manila wrapping paper newspaper pulp and pulp board using sawdust and waste from local mills. Stanley brings 25 years of paper mill experience and patents aiding the venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Greeley Kolts
J. ©. W. Stanley
Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce
Crissey
Aberdeen
Pacific Coast Wood Pulp and Paper Co
J.C. W. Stanley
W. B. Mack
Kolts
Stanley
Grand Central Hotel
Manila
Pridham Paper Box Co
Pulp Board
Pacific Coast
Great Britaan
United States
Brutal murder shocks Hoquiam logging foreman
Frank Todd camp foreman for Hoquiam Logging and Mercantile was found murdered at his home on Washington avenue between 9 p.m. and midnight Saturday. The body lay in the woodshed Sunday morning with three skull blows from a hatchet or pole axe. Robbery appears the motive as pockets were rifled, and no suspect or weapon identified. Todd, 46, longtime Hoquiam resident and popular foreman, left a wife Ethel Brown.
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Frank Todd
Hoquiam Logging & Mercantile Company
Washington Avenue
Hoquiam
Ethel Brown
Lytle Bros
Grays Harbor
Earth
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G Roosevelt
Inpa Nougby
Black Cats
Brown
Skarrie
van Buren
Allen
Quigley
Tonneson
Householder
Spencer
Howlett
W. H. Lucas
Bruyette
Elma
Frank Groundwater
Wash
Red Cross Pharmacy
To, J. Wolfe
Has
Abereeen’s Best Store
Geo. Fisher
Wil E. Heron
Superior
H. L. Cook & Co
E. Heron
Home Bank
Chehalis
Uemalis: County Bank
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