Democratic Primaries Highlight Gubernatorial Race and Board Seats
The piece urges voters to pick a second choice for governor among Lister Million and Dunphy while noting six candidates for congress and two for statewide offices. It praises William Jennings Bryan’s influence and lists county candidates for treasurer superintendent of public instruction and insurance commissioner, urging use of stickers at the polls.
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William Jennings Bryan
Baltimore
Tacoma
Maurice A. Langhorne
Washington
Bryan
Washington Democrates
Woodrow Wilson
Democratic Party
Getween Lister
Million
Dunphy
Henry M. White
Bellingham
E. O. Connor
Spokane
Charles Drury
George Hazzard
James A. Munday
Vancouver
Drury Lester P. Edge
Harry Collier
A. C. Edwards
Chehalis County
W. B. Ogden
C Hoquiam
Eldridge Wheeler
Montesano
Oth
Jesse ¥. Murphy
Ernest L. Hiberly
Murphy
John Richardson
J.t.pckay
Local option votes to decide liquor question in November
Chehalis county and each incorporated city and town within its borders will vote on the liquor question in November after petitions were filed last week. The move will seek local control over alcohol sale policies across the region.
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Chehalis
Bryan Attacks Roosevelt Taft in Lincoln Audience
William J. Bryan told a Lincoln Nebraska crowd that Roosevelt is too self confident and that Taft is closer to the people on trust regulation. He praised Governor Johnson as a progressive leader while arguing Roosevelt’s two year old convictions diminish his reform claim.
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Fair Grounds
Lincoln
Neb
William J. Bryan
Roosevelt
Taft
Johnson
Bryan
Sena
Ilas
Oklahoma
Mr. Taft
Standard Oil
Mr.Taft
County wide anti saloon petitions filed in multiple towns
The county auditor received petitions from several towns including Quinsault Malone Aberdeen Hoquiam Montesano and Elma signed by 30 percent of the last vote. The Anti Saloon League drives will extend to Cosmopolis and Oakville creating a county wide liquor question amid an already crowded election slate.
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Tion
Quinsault
Malone
Aberdeen
Hoquiam
Montesano
Elma
Anti-Saloon League
Cosmopolis
Oakville
Moosevelt Primaries Lamentable in Chehalis County Vote
The Progressive party primaries across Washington failed to draw voters with only 132 ballots cast in Chehalis County from over 9,000 registered. Observers blame legal status and local conditions, noting anti Taft sentiment and Roosevelt supporters pushing county tickets to fund campaigns.
Herald Declares Itself All News Time Leader
The Herald proclaims round the clock coverage and constant updates across its pages. Editors emphasize exhaustive reporting to keep readers informed on politics crime sports and weather with rapid editions and fresh briefs throughout the day.
Primary Elections Loom Over Chehalis County Ballots
Voters prepare for tomorrow’s state and county nominating primaries amid a new Progressive party shakeup. Ballots for Republican Democratic Socialist count twenty to thirty inches with dozens of candidates and first second choice rules. Election officials face a heavy workload managing four ballots and poll books in what’s described as a historic county effort.
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Roosevelt
Snyder
Chehajis County
Chehalis County
Taft
Wilson
Bull Moosers
Wilson Club
Progressive Party
Thut
Sheeks
Chehalis
Irwin
W. W. Boner
County Bar Association
Aberdeen Printing Co Herald Advertisement Note
Aberdeen Printing Co. at 309 East Wishkah Street urges advertisers to mention the Herald, implying better opportunities for those who use their services. The note contrasts rival offers and promotes the newspaper’s value in ad deals.
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Aberdeen Printing Co
Particular Printers
East Wishkah Street
Governor Hay Faces Cold Reception At Sparse Meeting
Governor Hay spoke to about forty two attendees in the city council room Friday night. Roosevelt adherents among the crowd had been expelled from the Republican fold, and taunt and mislabeling by Taft supporters reduced the crowd. Hay outlined state machinery operations, delivering a concise account despite the small turnout and hostile climate.
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Hay
Roosevelt
Taft Corral
Taft Club
Grays Harbor
Taft
Helen Breen Accepts Teaching Post in Stearnsville
Sept 8 Stearnsville Montesano报道 Miss Helen Breen, guest of Miss Elsie Carr, travels from the city to Stearnsville to begin teaching at the public school for the upcoming academic year.
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Montesano
Helen Breen
Elsie Carr
Stearnsville
Detroit Alderman E R Schreiter Charged With Graft
E R Schreiter, Clerk of the Board of Aldermen in Detroit, faces graft charges. The case involves alleged improper conduct in office. Authorities say the allegations center on misuse of official duties for personal gain.
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Board of Aldermen
Detroit
Printing official admits aiding in political letter
County Superintendent McKillip confesses to involvement in drafting and distributing a hostile letter about Judge Sheeks, admitting W. W. Boner assisted, though Boner denies profit from the effort. The piece recalls Sheeks caucus history and Polson’s praise of Sheeks in the governor’s appointment.
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MckKillip
Glenn Snider
Snider
Judge Sheeks
W. W. Boner
Sheeks
McKillip
Boner
Alex. Polson
Hay
Aberdeen
Ben Sheeks
McKillup
Aberdeen primary polling places and officers list
Tomorrow Aberdeen voters will choose in the primary across ten wards. The roster includes precincts at Matt Stream’s bakery Fire Station Wilson’s office Scott building Larkin’s garage Pearson block Annex to city hall Bowes garage Mapes Building Geo Cripe’s garage Nordgren’s building and other sites with inspectors J H White Ethel Shannon Geo Woodruff Wm Irvine Mrs Al Wood P W McKinlay Mrs Emma Phelps Della Granger and several judges. (Continued to page eight).
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Aberdeen
Matt’Stream
Curtis Street
J. H. White
H. J. Vanacie
J. J. Ryan
Ethel Shannon
C. F. Knapp
John Hahsen
Wilson
Geo. Woodruff
James Johnson
Peter Hanson
North Aberdeen Bridge House
Wm. Irvine
Ephraim Frazee
Tony Camillo
Scott Building
D and
Market Streets
al. Wood
Chas. Pratsch
Wm. A. Briscoe
Chas. Larkin
D Street
2Nd Street
P. W McKinlay
F. J. Becker
J. D. Morehead
Pearson
H” Street
Mike Ryan
W. B. Lowrie
F. R. Conway
City Hall
Emma Phelps
N W. Bush
H. J. Hughes
K. Bowes
R. E. Taggart
W. B. Mack
J. B. Elston
Mapes
Washington Hotel
Della Granger
Coxey
Anie Smits
Geo. Cripe’s
E. F. Jones
C. F. Beltz
W. B. Fetterman
Nordgren
Co. C. Quackenbush
W. W. Weatherwax
H. H. Carter
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