German center falls back as Verdun siege ends
Paris reports a retirement by the German crown prince's force east of the city. The Kaiser’s center moves toward Varennes Montfaucon as Verdun siege ends and Meuse retreat appears possible. Allied air and ground actions intensify with heavy casualties and continued fighting across the front.
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Paris
Here
Verdun
Varennes
Gallieni
Montfaucon
Meuse
Stenay
Braine
London
Nouvon
Oise
Marne
Aisne River
Champagne
Argonne
von Kluck
von Buelow
Noyon
Death claims A. L. Fitzgerald deputy sheriff
A. L. Fitzgerald longtime deputy sheriff of Chehalis County died in a Montesano hospital after complications from an appendicitis operation. He had served three years and was widely respected, with a strong record as chief deputy. Fitcherald's former Oakville home and his close friends mourn his loss.
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A. L. Fitzgerald
Chehalis
Montesano
Fitzgerald
Oakville
Sheriff’s Office
Aberdeen City Council Weighs Haul Load Limits and Alley Paving
The Wednesday council meeting tackled a proposed tonnage limit on hauled loads over city streets, debating an update to the 7,000 pound rule as streets modernize. Other actions included alley paving cost estimates, oil tank permit referrals, multiple truck bids, a gas franchise consent, and a proposed produce license ordinance for wholesalers and itinerant sellers.
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J. C. Pearson
Aberdeen
Kelsey
Broadway
Elway & Miller
Turner Hotel
Poulson Auto Company
Federal
D. Y. Ovitt
W. H. Bush
Jeffrie
Vandevort
WILEY CARRIES ABERDEEN IN REPUBLICAN PRIMARY
The Herald notes Albert Johnson won Chehalis county while R A Wiley carried Aberdeen. Campbell led county votes for county auditor with 3330, Hodge top superintendent with 3273. Boner leads state senator race with 38188. Jones US senator with 3115. Multiple local contests detailed with candidate tallies.
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Herald
Albert Johnson
Chehalis County
R. A. Wiley
Aberdeen
W. D. Campbell
T.T. W. Hodge
FE. E. Boner
Wesley L. Jones
United States
Jerry McGillicuddy
Warburton
Hubbell
Constable
Hoquiam
Elmer Upton
Pete Jensen
Chas. E. Kuhn
Justice of the Peace
W. M. Lamb
P. McMonagle
F. M. Cook
Justice
Ira N. Gardner
C. Y. Fenwick
F. G. Dollman
F. R. Archer
W. R. Lebo
Geo. H. Shaw
G. W. Donahue
W. E. Campbell
Eva Fleming
E. L. McDonnell
Taxpayers Meeting Called by Mayor France at City Hall
Mayor Eugene France, homebound with rheumatism, calls Taxpayers' League meeting at city hall next Tuesday evening September 29. He urges all interested in taxation to attend as budgets for the coming year are prepared to curb public extravagance.
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Eugene France
Taxpayers’ League
League
Carlson Logging moves Hoquiam camp to Wishkah site
Carlson Logging company relocates one camp from the East Hoquiam river to a point on the Wishkah about two miles upstream. Operations at the new site start next Monday. The move follows two adjacent camps on East Hoquiam and includes building another camp two miles above the current East Hoquiam site.
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Hoquiam
Carlson Logging Company
East Hoquiam
Wishkah
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Congressman Johnson
Aisne
Suippes
St. Quentin
Guise
Mezires
Can
Rouen
Amiens
France
Kitchener
John French
Laon
Oureq
Vesle
Ailette
Aise
Kirby
New York World
WILEY
W. C. McNeeley
E. G. Hunt
Engineer
C. W. Hodgdon
Mrs. Melrrose
F. L. Morgan
Carlson Company
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