Lumber manufacturers file formal protest over rail shipments
The Pacific Coast Lumber Manufacturers Association Southwestern Lumber Manufacturers Association and Shingle Mill Bureau filed a formal complaint alleging Transportation barriers at the Port of Harriman blocked lumber from 417 Western Washington sawmills with 2.9 billion feet annual output and 453 shingle mills producing 14.2 billion shingles. They note 26 000 rail cars of lumber await shipment due to inadequate facilities and press Portland gateway as the direct route to the Midwest.
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Lane
Pacific Coast Lumber Manufacturers’ Association
Southwestern Lumber Manufacturers’ Resocration
Shingle Mille Bureau
Austin B. Griffithe
James M. Ashton
Humbermen
Washington
Portland
TREMAPH BRIEFS OUT OF LONDON MEETING AND DEATH NOTICE
April 3 report from mC notes a departure for London and a plan to serve 540 annually. Also mentions the Pacific Sea and a fatality here last Thursday. A Preaktent Ho sister is mentioned seeking Vatican contact amid a convention. York reports an international meeting beginning tomorrow with three countries attending and the founder present.
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York
Endowment Secures Permanent Status for Society
Members and friends of the organization contributed to an endowment fund ensuring a permanent footing for the society and its affiliated groups.
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Society
Friends of the Organizations
Hill Resigns From Great Northern Board Presidency
Louis W. HML succeeds his father as president of the Great Northern railway while HM. McCuigan is elected first vice president. HM. McCuigan succeeds to a key executive post alongside the new president.
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Great Northern Railway
Louis W. Hml
HM. McCuigan
Dickman Wins Fifth District Primary By 794 Vote Margin
Complete unofficial returns show Gerritt J. Dickman of Holland leading Huntley Russell of Grand Rapids by 794 votes in the Fifth congressional district primary. The report notes the city results and outlines the partisan tally for the race.
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Grand Rapids
Mid
Gerritt J. Dickman
Holland
Huntley Russell
Grand jury in Mississippi indicts itself over liquor law
In Rolling Fork on April 3 Mies the grand jury indicted itself for violating the Sunday liquor law. Each member appeared before the judge and was fined ten dollars.
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Grand Jury
Mississippi
Rolling Fork
Mies
Rend
Latin American exhibits urged for exposition
The A Y BR management plans to persuade Central and South American nations to display at the exposition. Countries will join only if urged and if the United States government allocates a large appropriation.
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A-Y.? BR
Central and
South America
United States
Marine Stunner
New York April 3. A new order from Inspector General Adler requires renewal of marine certificates to depend on examinations by inspectors who did not conduct the previous inspection and who will issue warning of their official visit.
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Scripps Telegraph Service
New York
Teamboat
Federal Hulls and Bellers
Adler
Jeanie Released From Marshals After Collision Suit
The steamship Jeanie, sued for 25000 after a fatal November collision with the Dix, has been released from marshal service. Owner James B. Pharo seeks to limit liability to the ship’s value, estimated at 23000. The Wills H. Seward monument committee of the Chamber of Commerce began canvassing today to raise 20000 for the proposed memorial.
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Jeanie
Dix
Serveillance
James B. Pharo
Wills H. Seward
The
Chamber of Commerce Today
Tts
Language of Education Reform Circles Back
A fragment urges equal access to cafeteria and coffee classes for girls in schools, praising Gehiting's Best as a possible model and underscoring calls for gender inclusive programs in education.
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Gehiting
Timber Cruisers to Assess 350000 Amberlands in King County
King county board of county commissioners approves appointing 20 expert timber cruisers to survey 350000 acres of Amberlands. Estimated cost ranges from 6000 to 70000 dollars with annual tax impact expected at about 166000 dollars.
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B. 8. Herald
Board of County Commissioners
Amberlands
King County
Assessor Parish
Green Elected at Topeka Kansas in April
April 3 report from Topeka Kansas notes William Sage a Republican won the mayoral race while Republicans and town citizens opposed rival tickets in the Idaho elections context.
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Denver
Colorado
Democrata
Democrate
Leadville
Pueblo
Electricity Eats Up Water Pipes on First Ave
A damage case before the Claims committee claims Electrolysia ruins iron pipes on First Ave causing underground system harm. A restaurant business burned after moods from eaten pipes. city charges the Beattle Electric Co. with responsibility for electric currents damaging the pipes.
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First Ave
Claims Committee
Ctty
Beattle Electric Co
New Olympic Forest Reserve Boundary Plans Revealed
Prints for the revised Olympic forest reserve boundaries arrived at the Beattie land office. The map shows additions of 196000 acres and has drawn eager interest from applicants with pending government land claims in the Olympica area.
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Olympic Forest Reserve
United States Land Office
Beattie
Olympica
Confederate Gill Passed Victim of Sneak Dier
Mrs. Anna Larsen of 2036 Fourth Avenue was the victim of a clever pickpocket yesterday. The stranger fled after receiving a $12 change and disappearing. Buffalo gasping engines for all purposes Geo H Woodhouse listed.
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Anna Larsen
Buffalo
Geo. H. Woodhouse
University Et
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