Knights of Pythias Conclave Headed to Raymond
Knights of Pythias delegates from Vancouver Olympia Seattle and Tacoma travel to Raymond for Tehaiweh Lodge No 150 conclave. Northern Pacific offers special rates with Aberdsen party in private coach and pullman. A 25 member initiation and feast expected. Aberdeen lodge to conduct floor work.
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Knights of Pythigs
Centralia
Hte
Raymond
Tehaiweh Lodge No. 150
Vancouver
Olympia
Seattle
Tacoma
Northern Pacific Brs
Tehemeha Temple
Knights of Pythias
Confidence Man Works Winlock in Billing Scheme
Fred Scott of Winlock reports a second operation by a confidence man using the alias Frank C. Malcolm. Malcolm, with wife and infant, passed a $5000 worthless check at Winlock State Bank then tried to buy Meyer's grocery for $4000 and paid with another bad check. He purchased goods with cashier’s checks, deposits traced to Cheney’s National Bank, while Chenango authorities say the suspect is an older offender wanted by police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Scott
Winlock
Centralia
Frank C. Malcol
Malcolm
Winlock State Bank
Gut Yarloss
Fred Meyer
Meyers
National Bank of
Cheney
Wintoes Belive
Chenay Bank
Wintoek Bank
Chengyu
Surprise Party At Shearer Home In April
A surprise party was held at Mr. Jak BL Shearer's home on H Street last evening. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. John Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Graves, Mr. and Mrs. J W Stevens, Mr. and Mrs. Kimball Teeter, and others. Mrs. John Robinson won the Yadtes' first prize for the highest score in Five Card. Leslie Robinson received the gentlemen's first prize. Master Leslie Robinson also attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jak
J .K. Shearer
Giffford
Foc. Miller
Nettle Robinson
Fanite Calderwood
1 Shaager
Herbert Trol- Hinon
Leslie Robinson
Willardt-Sonle camp opens as logging ops expand
The Willardt-Sonle camp begins operations amid rising demand in April. A newly established facility south of South Hand employs a large force, with workers on rotating shifts to meet orders and maintain optimistic production forecasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willanmt
Nineteenth Century Wedded Pair in Washington State
A troubled OCR reads of a wedding notice places the event in Glacquu, Washington, with the couple Swofford and Chetty tying the knot yesterday afternoon. The report notes a formal ceremony and homebound guests, but the article fragment is garbled, leaving essential names and details unclear.
Miner Carmack Returns to Chehalis Old Timers Meet
L Carmack of Cinebar and former Chehalis resident visited his old home after 28 years. An early coal discoverer in Lewin County, he showcased coal and agates found in Lewis and Oregon. He owns a ranch east of the county, between Morton and Cinebar, and noted Chehalis’s growth since his last visit.
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L. Carmack
Cinebar
Chehalis
Oii
Carmack
Lewin
Office
P. C. Beaufort
Chehalis Band Boyo in New Suits
The Ghoballs band in Chehalis ordered new gold trimmed suits around May 1 after a New Year benefit failed to raise the full amount. About twenty five members, a polished ensemble, funded the difference themselves and the outfits soon arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chehalis
Boyo
Phy Q
Boys of Ghoballs
Quabble Over Baseball Suits in Chehalis
In Chehalis the ownership of last year’s State League uniforms is disputed. Manager Rapry Quick holds the gear claiming he bought and risked the cost. Directors urge delivery, while Quick seeks reimbursement or shift of liability. Likely settlement by club directors paying him.
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Chehalis
Rapry Quick
Hne
Stabus
Quick
Clul
Joanne
Silta
Hin Wtmsonadio Aonat
Chehalis High Plays Kelso in Regional Matchup
The Chehalis squad, traveling with mothers and supporters, left at 6 am Monday to face Kelso in a boys basketball clash. Coaches and players emphasized defense and pace as they aimed for a key league win, with prep work and practice noted ahead of a potential May 8 showdown if standings hold.
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Witling
Kelso
Monittey
Unik Poe
Scu
Lone Hoya
Kelsey
Ghelmlia
Gila
le Michails
Wattroy
Gasoline Car Planned For Hourly Centralia Commute
A gasoline propelled trolley between Centralia and Lincoln is being seriously considered by the Oregon & Washington Railroad Company after a favorable study. The plan would use Tone as a terminus and Gray’s Harbor line at Lincoln, with Centralia in between, promising steady work and potential suburban housing growth along the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centralia
Oregon & Washington Railroad Company
Centralia Commercial Club
Oregon & Washington Railroad
Lincoln
Gray’s Harbor
Commercial Club
Tono
Hana
Ford Valley
Fifty Year Water Franchise Sought by Local Company
The Washington Oregon Corporation Twin City Light & Trartan Co plans a fifty year franchise after purchasing Centralia Water Supply Company's plant in Centralia. The sale required only 10 090 dollars down and contingent on securing the franchise. The company already owns Chehalis and Vancouver water plants with fifty year franchises in each city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Oregon Corporation
Twin City Light & Trartan Co
Centralia Water Supply Company
Centralia
Ahead
Chehalis
Vancouver
South Bend Builds New Hotel With Three Stories
Foundation of South Bend's new $25,000 hotel is complete and first story work starts Monday. Harbor city awaits a first class hostelry as progress continues since the year’s start. Expect occupancy by early September. Owner Frank Stenzel is well known in the Willapa Harbor area.
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South Bend
Harbor City
Helabt
Frank Stenzel
Willapa Harbor
Unknown misconduct at Chehalis auditor’s office inquiry
A garbled report notes an investigation into an issue at the auditor's office in Chehalis involving potential wrongdoing or irregularities. It hints at speculation over the extent of the problem and mentions a person named Jake Stoddard and a residence in Morton.
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Chehalis
Vawis
Jake Stoddard
Morton
Sells Out in Portland Investor Ben Ely Plans Centralia Sale
Ben C. Ely, recent partial owner of Hotel Central, moves to sell his Portland inter ests and reinvest in Centralia Me Ely came west after a health scare and built holdings in Portland He helped promote Home Telephone bonds totaling 250000 and now plans more property sales possibly including Home Telephone bonds Ely plans Centralia investment but offers few details As Ely has succeeded in ventures his Centralia investment appears promising
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Ben C. Ely
Centra- Va
Portland
Ely
Rockies
Northwest
Home Telephone Company
Bly
Centralia
Claims Coal Slack Payed Land Damages Suit Decided
The Superior Court of Lew City concluded a two day trial in the case of Prank Lodall versus Wilson Coal Company. Damages for a considerable amount were sought by the plaintiff for alleged destruction of property when coal slime washed from the coal mine onto the land. Judge Fanghorna presided while Purningham represented the plaintiff.
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Lodall
Wilson Coal Company
Superior Court of
Lew
Onal Company
Purningham
Ma, Vohatel
Jhudge Fanghorna
Aged 90 Ends Her Life in Duxver
Fragmentary notice reports a 90 year old woman ending her life in Duxver with unclear details. An aged 92 man named Richard Carly and other scattered phrases appear, mentioning suicide and authorities.
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Abs
Richard Carly
Ying
Eee
On Tavarnal Todara Show May Begin Soon
A talk show may debut soon under the title On Tavarnal Todara as producers seek a stable format to comply with broadcasting rules. Details on hosts or network remain unconfirmed.
Centralia Rejects Powder Plant Amid Explosive Fears
Centralia doubts a powder factory fits its growth path as Reynolds surveys prospects. The Chehalis powder plant operates well, but locals fear explosions near housing and businesses. Centralia prefers other industries, wary of dynamite risks despite openness to new ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centralia
Reynoldy
Chehalis
Centralia Names Youngest Postmaster Benedict at 26
John M. Benedict Sr. is appointed postmaster of Centralia at age 26, the youngest commissioned by Taft for a city of this size. A high school graduate at seventeen, he spent nine years as assistant to his father in the post office, balancing youth with veteran experience and drawing comment from metropolitan papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Centralia
John M. Benedict
Benedict
Taft
Centratia
FIGHTING DIPHTHERIA AT FRANCES
April reports indicate diphtheria spreading in the Frances area with two deaths. Health authorities have quarantined eight families and closed the public school as efforts continue to prevent further spread.
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Frances A
Itef Lind
Paleisie
Raresu
Local prize dog owner faces public court action
The Warren Construction Court judge hears a case involving a local prize dog owner named by the speaker. The owner allegedly keeps fewer than five canines of blue flowered ancestry and has dogs tied to various legends and props of dog breeding history. The speaker notes limited public sightings of the owner and mentions a timber-wolf line and a Silverhin hound among the dogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ovker
Warren
Ifa
Arkanean
Riond
Ministers Told to Clean Up Attire and Habits
In Kokimog Indiana April a sharp rebuke to dirty ministers by Bishop Hughes urges clergy to wear clean shirts and pressed clothing, keep shoes shined, shave, and presentable hair. He argues cleanliness shows discipline and priority over other ventures, predicting wider reform among Hoosier State ministers.
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Kokimog
Ind
Godbees
Tihop Hughes
Parsons
Hoosier
Minnesota Supreme Court blocks rail rate cuts order
The Minnesota Supreme Court issued an order halting state railroad commission rate reductions on passenger and freight charges. It found the cuts discriminatory against Minnesota facilities, violating the commerce clause and depriving railroads of property without just compensation. Northern Pacific, Great Northern, and Minneapolis & St. Louis filed the suits.
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United Press
ST. Paul
Minn
State Supreme Court
State Railroad Commission
Minnesota
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Minneapolis & St. Louls
Albany Bishop Fails to Please Angry City Women
United Eyes reports protest by New York and state women at Protestant Episcopal Bishop William Doane of Albany over biblical references and salary questions. Elizabeth Grane, head of the National League for Purity, objected to cathedral funds after a refused request to address All Saints Cathedral. The meeting sparked indignation as critics questioned clerical pay and church authority.
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United Eyes
New York
William ©. Doane
Albany
Pha
Mra
Elizabeth RL Grane
National League For the Promotion of
Puri
All Saints Cathedral
Te Fair
Fragmentary OCR Note on Poor John and Daily Trade
Fragmented text discusses a workingman and shopkeeper, with scattered mentions of a Rockefeller item, acetone, and wheat notes. The legible parts point to a damaged historical note or column fragment with unclear context.
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