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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1914
Page
4
In Chehalis county the Aberdeen Herald argues for fair taxation amid timber land exemptions. The piece critiques assessed valuations and calls for equal treatment of all property classes, noting the McGillicuddy primary and a trend of voters choosing officials by merit rather than party labels.
The piece reflects on Washington state law enacted at a legislative session, noting the gap between public expectations and the resulting statute, and urges citizens to work with the law despite differences in aims and timing. It emphasizes progressive desires across the state.
The Anti column in this district sees Congressman Albert Johnson as opposing the Wilson administration. It cites his war tax speech and argues his obstruction harms local interests. It asks for a replacement, proposing Charles Drury as a business winner to vote for.
A London Statist editorial contends that the European war may bring economic benefits to the United States. It suggests the conflict will open markets for American crops by enabling sale in new regions and boosting demand abroad.
The piece argues war in Europe would boost American profits as Europe buys US food and raw materials while U S capital fills European and global needs. It envisions the United States becoming the world’s banker, lifting prosperity if Americans seize the opportunity despite global conflict.
In Kansas City Kansas Henry J Allen opens Progressive campaign denouncing party whipping and calling for a government first approach. He defends Wilson policies in Mexico and argues the people should control government rather than parties, urging elimination of politics from local and state offices.
The first official reports from all national banks to the Comptroller of the Currency since the European war began indicate a sound and healthy U S financial condition. Banks promptly paid called loans, some emergency currency issued, Europe drawing on U S gold but without difficulty, boosting faith in American securities. The flow of gold will reverse as Europe seeks foodstuffs and other supplies.
ASA B. WILSON Democratic nominee for County Assessor defends his $562.50 county payment, challenging the Aberdeen World’s portrayal as partisan bias. He urges fair reporting and ties to public welfare, labeling the tone as peanut politics.
The reports to the Comptroller of the Currency are certain to have a reassuring effect upon the business of the country. The financial situation is sound and is beckoning trade and industry to go ahead with full steam.
The piece argues Republicans should not use resolutions to embarrass the administration over foreign relations. Senator Gallinger is singled out for proposing measures that would question Japan's assurances on China and the Pacific. It asserts the American public rejects war or entanglement and will not tolerate politicizing neutrality policies.
A Walla Walla County wheat grower argues against the Eight Hour law and related protections. He says farmers should not vote penalties on other industries and that laws for farmers must come from farmers themselves, not city-originated protections.
A Philadelphia Ledger quips about a prideful father defending Prudely as a model suitor while the daughter balks that he is not an up to date model. The exchange centers on fashion and social status in a witty dialogue.
A courtroom exchange centers on whether a dentist can influence conduct. The judge notes the dentist can drill teeth but cannot make them behave properly, framing the contrast between procedure and behavior.
An advertising item touts Poe-Do-Lax as a pleasant laxative that cures indigestion and related ailments. It claims to tone the liver, purify the blood, and improve complexion and nerves, urging readers to buy a 50c bottle with a money back guarantee.
In a vigorous address, Warburton defends President Wilson’s character and progressive policies while sharply attacking Albert Johnson. He credits Wilson with constructive legislation, condemns Johnson for opposing progressives, and cites Johnson’s anti Wilson rhetoric and erratic moves over Vera Cruz and Mexico policy.
Timetable shows train No. 42 leaving Aberdeen at 8 06 a m and arriving Portland next day 2 00 p m with intermediate stops Centralia Tacoma Seattle schedule variants for Owl and No 41 No 42 and No 41 trains listed for connections at Portland Seattle Centralia and Aberdeen with early morning and late night departures and arrivals
A 1914 notice announces Dan Pearsall’s candidacy for Representative of the 29th District, contingent on voters choosing him in the general election on November 3, 1914.
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