Lewin County Taxpayers Form League to Probe Books
About forty Lewin county taxpayers gathered at the Citizens' Club room in Chehalis on Saturday afternoon to organize a Taxpayers League. They call for county-officials books to be examined and for an expert to audit county finances as the public debt has risen. An executive committee from each commissioner district was named to press the request and pursue further action.
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Lewin County
Citizens’ Club
Chehalis
Taxpayers’ League
Wright
A. N. Riggs
FB. Hubbard
Brown
Chay
Lon
Thoning J. Dang
Me. Lang
Luth Wen
Jag Uchrist
O. M. Torsesi
Bresidisng
Lagethar
Accratary
A. H. Brown
Frankie
Isan Fallowe
Goo
KE. Birge
F. M. Richeardon
B. A. Corbin
A. N. Brown
T. M. Metkie
Local posters announce event at large county venue
Posters scattered across the county urge a forthcoming event at the same place tomorrow after noon with larger attendance expected.
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Bret
Second Choice Clause Applies to Several State Races
Voters in the primary will face a second choice provision for governor lieutenant governor attorney general and insurance commissioner and in the Third East Side congressional district. A voter casting both first and second choices must not select the same candidate for both positions or the vote may be invalid. The rule aims to curb improper ballots and remains a point of confusion among the public.
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Povernor
Aadl
Korthesa
Minuet
Volurn
Repudlican Ticret
W. E. Humphrey
Seattle
Congresaman
Fratele
W. Quahman
Tacoma
Lee A. Johnson
Sunnyside
T. D. Rockwell
Spokane
W.H. Ludden
Harry Moeenbaupt
H. M. Boone
Falowes
Miles Poindexter
M. EB
Miohls
Stebekin
W. Mi Ridpath
Spokage
Jobo D.atklavon
Wonatches
Joseph W. Robinson
Wlowpin
Berry Mice Brida
Beatle
Oepar U. Neal
Balitinghem
Albert. H. Mand
Bellingham
Robert B. Brown
Samuel G. Onagrava
Pomeroy
Ligutenant
Elite
Morrison
Charles E. Coon
Portstown
Aond
A. V- Fauosti
Austin
Soettia
M. E. Hay
Wilbur
Sam H. Nichols
Everett
I. M. Howell
E. KK. Irwin
John G. Lawle
Aberdeen
John L. Mureay
Friday Harbor
Stansadivor
C. W. Clausen
Port Orchard
Jobo Tobin
W. E. Cromwell
Ceneral
W. V. Tanner
Soattla
J. H. Easteay
R. Hi
Kips
Colfar
W. B. Bell
Publicians
E. W. Boss
Cantra Rock
A. Callvert
Zenith
LA. Navarre
Lakeside
Public Instruction
H. B
Charles H. Miller
Beattie
Browder D. Brown
William Goodyear
Colfax
John Pattison
A. J. Uplawn
North Yakima
Patrick 9. Byron
Jimmie Durkin
Bookana
William Blackman
A. C. Edwards
Bookane
Harry H. Collier
H. H. Ko
Donkey Engineer Breaks Leg in Workplace Incident
Lovie Gharneeki, a donkey-engineer at McCormick, suffered a leg break while hauling a load. The accident occurred midweek and involved a splintered bone between the knee and ankle. He was taken home to Perm where surgical attention was provided.
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Lovie Gharneeki
McCormick
Hine
Perm
Pa Till Enterprise
Shipment of piling to Grays Harbor
Forty thousand lineal feet of piling are to be shipped from Centralia by Haghea and Sapp for the government contract at Grays Harbor. Twenty thousand more feet will be shipped this month to complete the sixty thousand foot contract. Pearl Norman Green Norman Chas Swartwoat and Chas Williams were driven to American Lake on Tuesday by Geo Dye to view the soldiers encampment.
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Centralia
Haghea & Sapp
Graya Harbor
Pearl Norman
Green Norman
Chas
Swartwoat
Wllliama
American Lake
Geo. Dye
Supreme Court affirms tax sale validity after filing lapse
The Supreme Court reviews the case Miller et al v Bender and Miller v Coffman, upholding the tax sale of real estate in Lewis County despite county clerk delays in filing delinquency certificates. The decision finds the sale valid and not invalidated by the procedural error. Local notes mention Mrs Eaton visiting Elma and Dr Thompson visiting Winlock.
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Tha Cuprams
Rice
Mary DM. Miller
Benderson
Mary M. Miller
N. B. Coffman
Posanaston
Gaiel
Real Catnte
Leva
Chas, Eaton
Cantralis
Elma
Ciy
J.D. Thompson
Winlock
Aaturday
Randay
Lillis Mitta
Dalian
Oregon
George H. Landes
Republiesu
Blouay Boek
A. K. Arkley
Napavine
J. Ms Ponder
Chohalis
Fea
Pracy
W. W. Ganon
Chas
H. Hoss
W.C. King
Rerubbesn
Chntratini
W. A. Weatovar
Rapubliches
Fes
Toledo
G. "W. Nall
Bee
Constable
Contralla
Jury List for September Term Drawn for Trial
The jury commissioners, by order of Judge Rickard, drew the names of forty persons for jury service for the term commencing September 7. The list includes Smith, WE Eastland, G I Miller, WA Lyon, WH A Oule, BB Moore, Jezza Wyatt, WT Cooper, WA Sidegar, Joseph Wright, George Norling, Henry Wileun, George Palmer, Cheetay A Vankirk, W Christian, WF Haggard, Ozeta Van Woert, J Wright, WB Iden, BW RK McCracken, O R Baldwin, ML Kennedy, AB Ball, FG Ebervaine, B Blake, Geo Luese, Henry Meyers, W Murray, Edgar Fowter, WG Hendricks, and others.
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Rommiesionere
Tudyo Ricu
Smith
WE Eastland
G I Miller
WA Lyon
Oule
BB Moore
Jezza Wyatt
WT Cooper
WA Sidegar
Joseph Wright
George Norling
Henry Wileun
George Palmer
Cheetay A Vankirk
W Christian
WF Haggard
Ozeat van Woert
J Wright
WB Iden
RK McCracken
O R Baldwin
ML Kennedy
AB Ball
FG Ebervaine
B Blake
Geo Luese
Henry Meyera
W Murray
Edgar
Fowter
WG Hendricks
Alladge
T Kirer
Andrew Eshom
Walter Bye
Geo Douge
JH Bannister
Vandette opens at Mew Theatre with strong show
The Vandette opened Tuesday evening at the Mew Theatre in the Old EIS Building. The pictorials were superb and Mrs Laura Johnson’s illustrated songs were well rendered. Prof H C Hiller presided at the piano as the program featured a newly renovated hall with weekly changes on Mondays and Thursdays to ensure patron comfort.
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Cantralia
Laura. Johnson
Randerd
H. C. Hiller
Editon
Candidates File Declarations In Chehalis County Race
Seventy citizens filed candidacy declarations in Chehalis County for state and county offices. Democrats had few hopefuls with no candidates for auditor, superintendent of schools, coroner, or engineer. The roll lists filings and fees for each post, including auditor, clerk, attorney, superintendent, coroner, engineer, treasurer, sheriff, commissioners, judge, and multiple districts. Also notes Republican and Democratic ticket listings and potential minor party ballot access via primary conventions.
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Inet
Saymout
White
Chebalis
Breo
Treammner
Mealvea
Eeveral
Wehools
Peace of
Gling
Harry H. Bwofford
Chebally
J. Saliger
Repubican
Chehalin
E.G. Lowery
Chebalias
Charles D. Edwards
Aling
William H. Cameron
Cantralia
J. B. Stearny
Adon
David W. Monfort
Chehalia
Thos
H. McCleary
Centralia
Gus
L. Thacker
Chehalis
J. R. Botton
Rapublean
G. E. Hamaker
Chebsliv
Fee Forling
Eehoda
Melvin Hatf Old
W. D. Bay
G. T. Castle
I. Siltkin
Cantenla
J. 1
Thompson
Reprb- Neon
Winlock
H. Caseelld
Republicsn
Fea
Pomona Grange Holds Annual Session in Hope Grange Hall
The 17th session of the Pomona Grange met at Hope Grange hall between Napagine and Winnick, with Master Welton in charge. A grand ball followed, speeches praised agricultural interests, and resolutions urged equal rights for women, direct legislation, road districting, and local control of road funds.
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Pomona
Hope Grange Hall
Napagine
Winnick
Welton
Hope Granga
Twin County
Elliott
Brats School
Desvendd
Acsolon
Sorsuy
Yoica
Balt
Legislative Committee
State Grange
State of Washington
Primary Ballot Printing and Candidate Listings Details
The piece outlines ballot printing rules for the party system, noting that nonpartisan candidates will have names placed at the ballot bottom and women candidates printed in filing order. It also mentions party committee selections and the rule for electing committeemen by vote totals.
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Stern
Fire destroys Yeomans logging engines
Fire destroyed one of Yeomans' donkey engines Wednesday night and damaged the shed and nearby wood. The blaze, believed sparked, melted bearings on one donkey while the other trun of 90 great extent and was greatly out Thursday morning. Mr Yeomans will repair and relocate the engines at once.
Will Not Vacate Strip Will Not Vacate Strip
A terse line in the entry notes that the property or space will not be vacated, with no additional context or dates provided in the fragment.
City Council approves paper as official newspaper and handles city matters
City Council meets in regular session with full attendance except Kent on vacation. They name News-Examiner as official paper for the year, accept Davis resignation as city treasurer, appoint Mason to fill, authorize book audit, discuss heating plant, street vacation, and brick building moves, reject Centralia Electric bid, address dilapidated west tower area, and consider bridge crossing over Hows ditch.
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Kent
Eaton
Sears
L. Bar
News-Examiner
F. E. Davis
Une Council
Davia
George B. Mason
Union Loan & Trust Company
Davie
Maton
Davis
Gnance
Tressarar
Ag Coon Ag
Flaanes
Strest-Vormuitse
Tower Avenue
Armentrout
Mir=ashler
Mirashler
Centralia Electric & Power Company
Hoss
Miller
Moving Picture
H. W. Brageatt
Main Atrest
Oles & Croming
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W. B. Rnesell
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Chehelis
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Centralis
H. H B.tilley
Centrale
Herman Young
James F. Allred
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C. N. Meluury
Agate
Henry Rayton
Mossy Rock
J. E B. Keller
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J. 0. Handricks
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J. B. Justics
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Adton
J. A. Verioes
Theodore Hoen
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Eupreme Court
Herman 2D
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Mito A. Root
J. Chadwick
Goligz
Lucius B. Naph
Oliver ¥. Linn
Olymyis
John E. Humphries
Mf. Carr
Saat- Ue
Emmet M. Parker
Euparior Jopua
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Wahkiakem Vouo' Tles
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