Bryan Denounces Roosevelt In Montana Campaign Stop
William J. Bryan closed his Montana tour with a monster meeting in Butte after speaking in Bozeman. He attacked Col. Roosevelt and the Roosevelt administration over trusts, praised Wilson, and warned against a nonconsecutive third term while urging election of a Democratic Senate and national ticket.
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Butte
Mont
William J. Bryan
Montana
Bozeman
Mr. Bryan
Idaho
Chicago
Bryan
Col. Roosevelt
George W. Perkins
Col Roosevelt
Denver
and Taft
Taft
Wall Street
Baltimore
Tariff Board
United States
Wilson
Porter hunts graft as Philadelphia public safety chief
George D. Porter, Philadelphia's Director of Public Safety, undertakes action against graft within city departments. The move signals a broader crackdown on misconduct and corruption, aiming to restore trust in local law enforcement and administration.
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Roosevelt
Washington, D. C
Congress
Perkins
Steel Trust
Harvester Trust
Philadelphia
Election tally error shifts county race in Third district
An error at Hoquiam precinct changed the Republican nomination for county commissioner from Dr. H. C. Watkins to E. Fishel after a five vote miscount. Fishel now leads by three over Watkins, potentially altering November’s contest with DeKay Democrat and W. J. Campbell uncertain about a run pending tax‑equality aims with the Chehalis County Taxpayers League.
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Hoquiam
Dr. H. C. Watkins
Er. E. Fishel
Fishel
Watkins
DeKay
W. J. Campbell
Washingtonian
Campbell
Fisher
Chehalis County
Campaign cost filings show wide spending range in Montesano
Last day to file campaign expense statements saw totals from filing fees to hundreds of dollars. Top spender was W. W. Boner with 318.95 for superior judge. E. K. Bishop spent 10 for representative Twenty ninth district. Other Republicans tally varied by office.
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Montesano
W. W. Boner
E. K. Bishop
R. A. Wiley
T. M. Quinn
R. W Craig
Thirtieth
Luroy Herriman
Phil Locke
EF. K. Bishop
Twentyninth
J. J. Penepacker
Mary Sutherland
Gilbert Dean
Aberdeen
J. KE. Stewart
O. M. Nelson
Charles E. Olson
W. A. Fuller
Twentyninth District
Mason Irwin
Ben Sheeks
Presidential Possibilities in the Electoral Vote Estimate
The North American Review weighs in with a season's election forecast. Wilson leads with 290 electoral votes, Taft 156, Roosevelt 63, with 22 unsettled. Loss of key states like New York or Ohio could force a House vote, highlighting Wilson versus Sherman as the central clash.
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North American Review
Wilson
Taft
Roosevelt
Sherman
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
Colorado
Florida
Georgia
Indiana
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maryland
Mississippi
Missouri
New Jersey
New York
North Carolina
Ohio
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
West Virginia
Connecticut
Delaware
Illinois
Iowa
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
New Hampshire
Pennsylvania
Vermont
Wisconsin
California
Idaho
Kansas
Montana
Nevada
North Dakota
Oregon
South Dakota
Utah
Washington
Wyoming
Maine
Nebraska
New Mexico
Rhode Island
President
House
North Am
Aberdeen dermatologist charged with concealing assets
Dr A W Leuders formerly of Aberdeen now a Tacoma dermatologist with offices at 625 First avenue was arrested on a secret indictment returned at Tacoma charging concealment of assets from his bankruptcy trustee. The Oregon 160 acre tract traded for St James hotel in Winlock was deeded to Mrs L W Reinhart Oak Grove Or to hide the transfer from his wife. A $5 000 judgment and subsequent bankruptcy followed without disclosure of the Oregon farm.
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Seattle
A. W. Leuders
Aberdeen
First Avenue
Tacoma
Oregon
St. James
Winlock
United States
Louis E. Shela
Walla Walla
L. W. Reinhart
Oak Grove
Reinhart
Maud Everett
Democratic Primaries in Chehalis County Vote Totals
Canvassed results show light turnout with numerous first and second choices. Key figures include Governor candidates Ernest Lister and Hugh C. Todd among Democrats, and M. E. Gile and Alfred Wagenknecht leading socialist tallies.
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Chehalis
Robt. McMurchie
Geo. F. Christensen
E. O. Connor
Harry D. Meritt
Henry M. White
Edwin F. Masterson
Chas. Drury
Jas. A. Mundy
George Hazzard
Hugh C. Todd
L. F. Chester
Ernest Lister
Wm. H. Dunphy
M. M. Godman
E. C. Million
W. W. Black
Harry H Collier
A. C. Edwards
Lester P. Edge
Geo. E. Ryan
Louis Gilbert
Wm. B. Ogden
Geo. K. Stephenson
Chas. R. Hill
William C. Jones
Richard Gowan
Albert Schooley
Sept. of Public Instruction
Eldridge Wheeler
Mary A. Monroe
Jesse F. Murphy
Ernest L. Hiberly
Margaret M. Rose
A. P. Wilson
BK. K. Bishop
Fred Straub
Schelle Matthews
Nathan O. Fry
Roy Herriman
W. N. Leeson
W. L. Carter
M. A. Smith
W. H. Larson
J. A. McGillicuddy
Martin F. Smith
Geo. H. Shaw
Chas. E.olson
EK. L. McDonald
C. R. Gilmer
J. J. Penepacker
J. W. Hodge
J. S. McCrossen
C., V. Loy
J. H. Fitz
M. E. Gile
Alfred Wagenknecht
Leslie KE. Allen
Anna A. Maley
Wardens Reengage Fire Fighting Force
Olympia September 22. State forester J R Welty orders re engagement of select fire wardens to burn slashings and rubbish now to prevent spring danger. L J Esses named warden for Vancouver county.
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Olympia
J. R. Welty
L. J.esses
Vihehalis
Precinct Committeemen Selected Amid Ballot Printing Glitches
Precinct committeemen for county parties were chosen at primary elections, but many precincts failed to print names on ballots. Notable picks include Republican appointees across Aberdeen and surrounding towns, with several tied races in Oakville precincts.
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Aberdeen
W. H. Hawkins
J. H. Wilson
B. F. Johnson
W. W. Anstie
W. W. Hart
John O’hare
John O'Hare
F. M. Wylie
L. M. Roser
F. E. Burrows
A. B. Graham
Geo. W. McConnell
B. L. Hamilton
S. A. Randolph
Chepalis
Chas. McIntyre
Cosmopolis
Neil Cooney
Elma
E. S. Avey
C. H. Palmer
Fords Prairie
C. W. Brown
Fairview
S. D. Wininger
D. W. Maurahan
L. H. Brewer
L. W. Taft
L. L. Cummings
Montesano
East
T. F. Brown
Gaston Moch
Oakville
B. E. Williams
Summit
A. E. Clendenning
Westport
Wm. Dibke
J. Ryan
J. J. Carney
F. R. Conway
Coats Landing
Perry Pennoyer
Deputy Fish Commissioners Round Up Delinquent Fishermen
Deputy Fish Commissioners White and Beal cruised Grays Harbor last week collecting the $5 annual license fee from fishermen. They used a launch to patrol the harbor and apprehended numerous delinquents.
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White and Beal
Grays Harbor
Judge W. W. Black Questioned Over Eligibility for Governor Run
Rumors swirl that Judge W. W. Black of Everett may be ineligible to seek governor if elected, due to constitutional limits on judges serving another office during their four year term. Black dismissed the contention as political tomfoolery, noting his term would end before any new gubernatorial term would begin.
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W. W. Black
Everett
Superior Court
Snohomish County
Supreme Court
Remington & Ballinger
R. O. Dunbar
Chadwick
Preble
North Yakima
Humes
Ballinger
Judge Black
Second Annual Chehalis County Fair Planned at Electric Park
The Chehalis county fair runs Oct 9–18 at Electric Park with five days of exhibits. Secretary J E Calder says preparations are complete and the pavilion offers 50 booths with band music daily. Livestock displays expand with a new stable and top dairy cattle from Satsop and other towns, aiming to elevate Chehalis county publicity in the East.
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Shehalis County
Electric Park
J. E. Calder
Fair Association
Henry Harlan
Aberdeen
M. C. Harris
Hoquiam
Chehalis County
W. H. Hay
E. L. Brewer
Satsop
Seattle
Whiel J. H. Taylor
E. H. Brady
Geo. Simpson
A. P. Stockwell
Justices and Constables Nominated Across Cities and Precincts
Nominations for justices of the peace and constables announced in multiple towns including Aberdeen Hoquiam Montesano Elma Cosmopolis Oakville Moclips Copalis Connie Fairview Humptulips Ocosta Porter Quinsault Rayburn Vesta Westport Melbourne Malone with party ties shown and one case of sewing machine license violations resulting in fines totaling 130 dollars.
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Aberdeen
J. M. Phillips
J. J. Carney
A. B. Curtis
Gilbert Dean
Jacob Kaiser
Hoquiam
W. M. Lamb
Thomas P. Horn
C. T. Coghlan
S. A. Girard
Pierce J. Powers
Montesano
J. W. Pettijohn
L. B. Bignold
Howard Winters
Elma
H. L. Grayson
A. L. Devine
J. L. Smith
Cosmopolis
C. A. Fridlander
C. Jump
Oakville
O. H. Fry
F. H. Stevens
J. M. Williams
Constable
Moclips
D. W. Drew
Copalis
Damon Hafferty
S. K. Grover
Connie
Toothman
Justice
Fairview
G. M. Wade
John Est
Humptulips
N. T. Loomis
C. E. Johnston
Ocosta—S. Staples
P. J. McHugh
Porter
C. P. Boyer
Quinsault
A. V. Higley
C. O. Hulton
Rayburn
C. B. Cross
G. W. Butler
Vesta
J. A. Chambers
Westport
O. P. Schneider
Henry Meezer
Melbourne
Abel Goss
W. F. Downs
Rufus Redman
Malone
W. S. Bassett
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T.R
Trusts
Archbold
George D. Porter
Taxpayers League
Dr. A. W. Leuders
Aberdeen Printing Co
William B. Ogden
Horace G. Cupples
Frances Cora Sylvester
E. L. Currier
A. B. Holloway
C. E. Wilson
Fred A. Stilson
Frank J. Wallace
W. T. Evans
Joseph A. Zan
John Holman
M. McGregor
A. M. Wade
J. E. Stewart
Henry Schouweiler
Chas. E. Olson
Mary P. Sutherland
E. W. Boling
Smith
H. S. Shorey
W. H. Schmidt
Dr. Schumacher
Joseph Thomas
W. F. Ferguson
John Richardson
State Forester
New York World
Grant
New England
New
Black
Harry Osell
E. P. Hall
F. Starry
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