Saloon License Revoked After Gambling Inquiry
City council, excluding Hickey on wedding trip, held lengthy session led by Mayor Miller. Officials audited July bills, halted street grinding progress, and debated Sunset Telephone Company tree damage and obstructive poles. Gambling uncovered at Nugent Bros saloon prompted license revocation vote amid heated dispute.
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Slashing for Right of Way North of Horn Post Office
A large railroad crew works near Waddell's Place about a mile north of the Horn Port office cutting a right of way for a new road and two tunnels. An 18 inch vein has been opened near the McNiel Brooks coal fields. The route runs through Han naford and Skookumchuck valleys toward Johnson Creek with tunnel sections and connects near Martin dam.
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Horn Port
McNiel & Brooks
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Hannaford
Skookumchuck
Johnson Creek
Knife attack at Aberdeen Bar injures trio
Will Blanton is charged with assault after a Tuesday night knife attack in a restricted district house. Genevive Carman is severely wounded, John Jones and John Leonard also injured. Blanton hid in railroad yards, identified by Carman, jailed at Chehalia, hospitalizing Carman in precarious condition. Blanton, from Missouri, claims innocence and illiteracy.
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Will Blanton
John Jones
Aberdeen Bar
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Blanton
Sorione
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Deggeler
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Chehalia
Carman
Honge
Blanten
Missouri
Justice of the Peace
Carmen
German mill worker dies after accident at sawmill
Bruno Holt, a 35-year-old German employee at Nawau Kum Mill near Napayine, died from injuries after a slab struck him and knocked him into a cutoff saw. He died Monday at Chehalie hospital. his father William Holt of Berlin has been notified. Holt had arrived from Tacoma last week and was single.
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Nawaukum Mill Company
Napayine
Chehalie
Chehalie Hoapital
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Tacoma
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Berlin
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Dismissal Granted in Toledo Murder Charge Against O Connor
County Attorney Maurice A Langhorne moved to dismiss the case against Thomas H O Connor of Toledo who was free on bail after being charged with murder Langhorne argued a conviction would be unlikely even for manslaughter Judge Rice signed the order dismissing the case Gehrke was shot when he refused to submit to arrest and O Connor claimed a right to shoot rather than let him escape
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Thomas H. O'Connor
Toledo
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Rice
O'Connor
Gehrke
Divorces Granted to Vioretta Grove in Centralia Case
Vioretta B Grove was granted a decree of divorce from P N Grove by Judge Rice on Monday. Married twenty years ago in Chehalis, they lived near Centralia. She claims cruel inhuman treatment for the past year and says she has worked to support herself though not able. They had an adopted daughter whose custody was awarded to the plaintiff.
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Washington Children's Home Society
State of Washington
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Costa
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Centralia
Joe Barda
City of
Chehalis
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Viretta
B. Grove
P. V. Grove
E. F. Carpenter
B. F. Dodge
Mary, Hanson
Nele Haneon
Vioretta B. Grove
P. N. Grove
Rice
Aleges
Souple
Mrs Basses Gets Divorce In Local Court
Mary Hanson was granted a decree of divorce from Nels Hanson on Tuesday. The case, heard by Judge Rice, concluded after a winter dispute. Hanson’s attorney reported the terms and the ruling follows a lengthy litigation.
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Nels Hanson
Ceotrana
Mrs. Hanson
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Sed Banson
Ady
Rice
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Glorious Fourth Celebrated Amid Rain in Webster Days
Crowds filled the driving park for races and events as Webster Davin of Seattle addressed the crowd with a vivid illustrated talk praising rural life and American citizenship. Despite rain, the parade featured firemen, fraternal orders, a piano exhibit, and elaborate banners from local firms.
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Wille
Alex McNeil
J. A. Proffitt
H. W. Thompann
F. H. Miller
Webster Davin
Seattle
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Newa- Examiner
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Mr. Davin
Mr. Davis
United States
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