Insurgent Johnsons Clash in California Politics
Long analysis of the California insurgent movement splitting Grove L. Johnson and his son Hiram W. Johnson. It notes Hiram's victory for governor, Grove's failed legislature bid, and the role of the Southern Pacific. discusses possible realignment and implications for California politics.
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Filius Hiram W. Johnson
Pater Grove L
J. A. Edgerton
California Grove
L. Johnson
Congress
Hiram W. Johnson
Roosevelt
Johnson
California
Gifford Pinchot
Pinchot
Sekhneon
Rudolph Spreckels
Francis J. He
Lincoln-Roosevelt League
Iso
Grove L. Johnson
Southern Pacific Railroad
Heney
San Francisco
Hiram Johnson
Schmitz and
Ruef
Dalzell Brown
Foxy Old Grove
W. R. Hearst
Grove L
New York State
Sacramento
Hiram
Southern Pacific
Irom Johnson
Old Grove
Theodore Roosevelt
Califoreia
Taft
Mormons Talk Emigration To Mexico For Polygamy
Hamilton Smith, Mormon priest, cites President Diaz’s assurance that polygamy and church practices will be allowed in Mexico. Smith says Utah disfavor prompts emigration to join a growing Mormon colony near Coahuila with 65,000 acres and options on more land toward the Rio Grande.
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Utah
Mexico
Hamilton Smith
Mormon Church
Coachilla
Diaz Las
United States
Rio Grande
Kioto Called Park of the World in Emperial Era
Kioto Japan is hailed as the park of the world with beauty in its landscape and crafts. The former imperial capital hosts a population of 382000 within city limits and contains 878 Buddhist temples and eighty two Shinto shrines. Principal products include pottery porcelain cut velvets cloisonne wires brocades and embroideries.
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Kioto
Japan
Germany Tops World in Electric Furnace Count
Germany now leads global rankings in electric furnaces used for smelting refining and casting. Key industries and manufacturers are expanding capacity as production embraces electric heating and high efficiency processes.
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Germany
Camel Rides and Rocking Chairs Cited Against Seasickness
A Paris league on seasickness promotes preventive treatment through daily swings and camel rides as training. It urges travelers to sing, talk, and stay active, avoid long lies down, and favor sea travel in smoother periods. It notes rocking chairs as a key French remedy.
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Paris
League
France
Motorists Fear 13 Hoodoo in Ancient Superstition Revival
The article notes motorists dread the number 13 due to fatal accidents in races and hills but contrasts this with Dr. Nansen who dismisses the superstition. It cites Manx racing, Paris-Berlin issues, the Fram expedition crew of thirteen returning healthy, and coincidental dates of thirteen pups and Fram drift recovery.
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Nansen
Isle of Man
Berlin
Paris
Framonts
North Pole
Fr. Nansen
Var ”Do
Norway
Carp Milk Cows Then Churn At Lenox Estate
Superintendent Norman of the George W. Westinghouse estate in Lenox Massachusetts sponsors a nature tale. Blooded Jersey cows stop producing milk and a pond visit leads pet carp to gorge on the milk. Workers cast lines. a carp bites and thrashes fifteen minutes before capture. Cut open, the fish shows tiny balls of butter instead of milk from the churn incident.
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Norman
George W. Westinghouse
Lenox
Mass
Jersey
France Eyes Greenwich Time as National Standard
The French government is considering adopting Greenwich Mean Time as compulsory nationwide timekeeping, replacing Paris local time currently in use. If adopted, all schedules and daily life would align with GMT across France.
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Paris
Herald prints all the news from Aberdeen area
Local newspaper feature emphasizes comprehensive coverage and invites reader feedback. Advertisement from Aberdeen Printing Co. showcases the shop as a reliable printer serving Wishkah Street and nearby Aberdeen with a promise to fix issues if readers are dissatisfied.
Summons and divorces filed in Chehalis County Washington
Two court notices from September and October 1910. First, N W Bush sues J T Thornton to foreclose a delinquency lien on Tacoma Addition lot in Aberdeen with 60 days to answer. Second, Maggie M Smith seeks divorce from Elmore E Smith. 60 days to respond. Court: Superior Court of Washington Chehalis County.
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Superior Court OF Washington
Chehalis
State of Washington
Chehalis County
Maggie M. Smith
Elmore E. Smith
Summons for Publication in Chehalis County Washington
A summons in a civil action against J G Lewis to appear within sixty days of September 5 1910 and defend a case to collect on a promissory note for 100 dollars plus interest. The plaintiff’s attorney warns of judgment by default and provides the Aberdeen post office address. First publication September 5 1910 with last publication October 17 1910.
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N. W. Bush
J. T. Thornton
State OF Washington
Tacoma
South
Aberdeen
Washington
A. D
Wilson Buttner
Chehalis County
A. J. West
G. Ke. Lewis
J. G. FE
Lewis
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Denver
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Kentucky
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Humboldt
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Aberdeen, Wash
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Baseball Goods
South C Street
L. L. Maley
Abedeen, Wash
F. Fredrickson
NEW
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Aberdeen Carriage Company
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