Grays Harbor Post and Labor Remarks Clash Over Baggage Sale
A local exchange accuses the Grays Harbor Post of dodging questions about a rank and a baggage sale dispute. The writer insists no man on Grays Harbor sacrificed baggage or foregone fair pay to work between Cosmopolis and the West bridge in the past year, challenging the Post to substantiate claims and offering $50 for charity if proven.
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Cosmopolis
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West Bridge
Post
Two Telephone Companies Bring Duplication and Cost
The Louisville Courier Journal notes that competing telephone systems in a town force residents to use both services, pay two bills, and endure poorer overall service. It argues two networks duplicate construction and worsen coverages, creating delays and wasted expense.
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Louisville
Courier Journal
Gentry Brothers Tented Exhibition Parade Opens At 10 PM
The pageant promotes The Cleanest and Best Tented Exhibition in the World with a perennial children's favorite and Fairyland procession. The event promises unique sights and scenes as the Peerless and Poetic Street Pageant unfolds at the Exhibition Grounds starting promptly at 10 p.m.
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Exhibition Grounds
Dispute Over Rail Car Allocation Hits Northwest Mills
Wynco Lumber president B G Cheney fled with the Washington State Railway Commission to file a complaint against the Northern Pacific Railroad, alleging discrimination against Montesano mills in favor of Grave Harbor mills. The West Coast Lumberman suggested a car allocation formula, while W J Patterson repudiated involvement in a morning paper deal and officials declined to discuss Wall Street subscribers to the Roosevelt campaign.
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Campaign issues loom over Philippines tariff debate
The Washington Star notes the Philippines may dominate the next campaign while the administration seeks Congressional debate. Republicans welcome discussion on any issue except those tied to the sacred tariff.
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Washington Star
Congress
Indiana Protest Shapes VP Fairbanks Entertainment
In Indiana strong prohibition sentiment affects a visit by Vice-President Fairbanks with entertainers declining certain drinks. In San Francisco attendees were served white wine punch while cocktails and Teddy straights were cut from the program.
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Indiana
San Francisco
Roosevelt Declines Third Term Demand Amid National Split
Longworth announces President Roosevelt will not seek renomination unless the country demands it. He has firmly chosen to stay the course, signaling no large appetite for a third term among Republicans or the nation.
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Longworth
Roosevelt
Right to regulate railroads under state sovereignty debate
The article argues the central question is whether the federal government may override state authority to regulate railroads and other corporations operating within state borders, challenging states' constitutional rights to oversee commerce.
Taft Urges Delay in Tariff Reform Advice
The report notes Taft’s criticism of delaying tariff reform by eighteen months to address what it calls an iniquitous abuse. The remark frames a cautious approach to correcting the tariff issue.
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Taft
Wise advertisers know The Herald on Gray's Harbor
The Herald stands as the region’s most read newspaper in Gray's Harbor, valued by local advertisers for its broad reach and trusted news coverage.
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Herald
Gray’s Harbor
Cats Fall to Tigers in Rough Weekend Tilt
Tigers gained advantage as the Cats misplayed the box and triks, forcing an early substitution. Tonneson started on the mound for the Cats but exited after a few innings. Dode Brinker finished strong in relief after Betty Butler replaced him.
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Dry Cleaning System Wins Patron Approval
Our dry cleaning method is universally approved by patrons who praise garments renovated without shrinkage or misshaping. We invite trade, promising complete satisfaction with workmanship speed and prices.
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