Primaries Spark Clash in King County Republicans
In Seattle on April 15 Roosevelt and La Follette supporters seized control of the Republican County Central Committee, ousting the executive panel and pushing for direct primary delegates to the state convention. Democrats faced a split, with Wilson forces overruling the old executive committee and backing a joint primary to select delegates. The day featured factions clashing, resignations, and threats to contest seating in Walla Walla.
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Seattle
Roosevelt
LaFallette
Republican County Central Committee
Posgession
Executive Committee
Aberdeen
Democratic County Central Committee
Democratic County Executive Committee
Walla Walla
Woodrow Wilson
Republican Legislative Committee
Thomas Morphine
County Central Committee
Arcade Hall
Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Robert M. LaFol Jette
Robert M. LaFollette
Murphine
Scott Calhoun
Y Precinct
Democratic
Wilso
Alpen
Harmon
Clark
Wilson
George Murphy
Clarke
Hanonharm
Gu Wilson
Jamatinis
Chie
Revere
Wilkensey
Wmaderation
Price
King County
Murphy
Charles G. Helfner
Democratic State Central Committee
State Committee
Block Facing New Depot Cleaned Up By Meeting
City hall meeting under the Commercial Club directed plans to clean the rear of the North Tower Avenue block facing the new depot. Property owners largely consented to improve the view, with William Keir Pete Burnham and the Commercial Club pledging to tear down sheds and outhouses to make the block more attractive.
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Commercial Club
North Tower Avenue
William Keir
Pete Burnham
Washington-Oregon Corporation
Salvation Army
HEBBA Damaged by Fire in Early Morning Blaze
A fire at the M and B Bar damaged the front of the building around 1 o'clock yesterday morning. Fire Chief Miller estimates total damage at $40 and the blaze origin remains unknown. Quick department response prevented serious losses.
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Miller
Latollutté Not Coming to Washington
United Press Leased Wire reports Latollutté will not go to Washington, citing primaries as the only chance for the people to have their say. Sentiment in Oregon and Portland is noted as a factor in his decision.
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Portland
Washington
Eiven
Hle
Oregon
Automobile collision injures two in Westotohite area
A crash near Westotohite Saturday afternoon involved a motorcade of nine and two riders. One motorcycle was badly wrecked and the other rider sustained injuries. conditions not immediately released.
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Apeva
Westotohite
Sederlay
Sullivan
Motorayely
Aged Pioneer Joseph Ingalls Dies in Lewis County
Joseph W. Ingalls longtime Lewis County resident dies at his son Theodore Ingalls home on Fords Prairie cancer claims the 95 year old just 15 days shy of his birthday. Funeral at home private tomorrow 9 am interment at opening cemetery. Survived by five children Wallace Ingalls H H Turvey Pred Ingalls C G Ingalls T W Ingalls and siblings Theodore Henry Kulser all of Waltesburg and Tenino residents.
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Joseph W. Ingalls
Lewis County
Theodore Ingalls
Fords Prairie
Pening
Ingalls
Cincinnati
Plains
Ling
Portland
Oregonian
New York
Evola
Salem
Lincoln Creek
Mr. Ingalls
Wallace W. Ingalla
Vis
H. H. Tilley
F. A. ‘Purvey
Pred Ingalls
C. G. Ingalls
T. W. Ingalls
Gentralia Defeated by Kels Arki 15
Gentraria faced Kels in a decisive clash with Arki scoring 15 points. The game showcased strong offense from Kels as Gentralia struggled to contain their opponent's pace and precision.
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Gentralia
Kels
Centralia Baseball Loses to Kelso in Rainy Saturday Game
Centralia High School baseball fell to Kelso by an unclear score. The locals showed improved teamwork and play, and with another week of practice the team hopes to reverse the outcome in a return matchup scheduled for next Saturday.
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Centralia High School
Kelso
Death of Chehalis pioneer J. H. Saindon
J. H. Saindon, longtime Chehalis resident since 1878, died at 83 from infirmities of age in Chehalis. Catholic rites were held with Rev. Father Moens presiding. interment followed at Urquhart cemetery. He was survived by six children including C. F. Earnsey H. P. Saindon J. Saindon A. J. Saindon and two daughters Mrs Frank Calvin and Mrs Jas Pattison.
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J. H. Suindon
Chehatis
Father Moens
Urquhart
Mr. Saindon
Chehalis
H Ite
C. F. Earnsey
H. P. Saindon
J. ¥. Saindon
A. J. Saindon
Frank Calvin
Jas. Pattison
Reforms Discussed at Local School and Treasury Meeting
Reported notes describe a meeting on school governance and treasury procedures in Logan, with reference to a law reorganizing authority and a planned review by a prior speaker. The discussion mentions Reverend AAR and figures Dougherty and participants shaping policy.
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Seth
Logan School
Mir
Dougherty
Bass season closes then reopens July first in local area
The bass season closed around yesterday and many Central townspeople fished Offuts Lake Silver Lake and other spots. A notable party from the Antano Club led by H A Bleele returned with 36½ pounds of bass perch and trout. Bass weighed two pounds six ounces to a pound. The club and other parties reported good catches with the season set to reopen July 1.
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Offuts Lake
Silver Lake
Ntano Clui
M. Hubbard
La Follette Talks of Delegates Previewing Election
Portland April 16 United States Senator Robert M LaFollette warned that Roosevelt Taft deadlock seems likely at the national Republican convention based on delegate instructions from states like Pennsylvania and Illinois He said he will be dominated with the delegates he has secured and will dictate the party platform and nominee He noted his Nebraska gains and planned to focus on Roosevelt and Taft records on trusts during a Western Oregon swing culminating in Portland Tuesday night.
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Portland
Ore
Col. Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Mlinois
Roosevelt
Taft
United States
Robert M. LaFollette
Lac Follette
Middle West
Nebraska
Oregon
LaFollette
Eugene
Thought she was plaintiff but was really defendant
Mrs. Margaret Spivey, a Chehalis resident, was examined by a sanity commission and committed to the Stellacoom asylum after a court finding. Her alleged disturbances surfaced when she sought to prosecute a neighbor, but authorities deemed her deranged.
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Margaret Spivey
Chehalis
Nanavibe
Sanity Commission
Westover
Stellacoom
Spiver
Justice Westover
Agylim
Republican convention opens in Topeka with two delegates
In Topeka Kan the Republican convention begins to select two delegates to the national convention. The committee declared for the renomination of a candidate, outlining the context and process.
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Kan
Titanic and Passengers Are Saved
BALIFAX reports Titanic with 1,900 passengers shifted to the White Star liner Olympic then to the Red Bal lic. Halifax landing planned. capsized near Cape Race with Virginian, Baltic, and Olympic in pursuit. Titanic left Southampton for New York on maiden voyage. notable passengers listed include Maj. Butt, John Jacob Astor, Alfred Vanderbilt, Guggenheim, and others.
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United Press
Balifax
Harlier
Olympic
Halifax
New York
Marconi
Cape Race
Baltic
Virginian
Montreal
Tisante
Southampton
Maj. Butt
Taft
John Jacob Astor
Alfred Gwynne Vandervilt
Benj. Guggenheim
Washington Dodge
San Francisco
Henry B. Harris
M. Days
Grand Track Railway
Countess Rothes
Olympic Gent A
Parialan
Corpathian
Stuarg
Democrats Force Entry to Seventh Regiment Armory
County Judge Owen took charge of Chicago police and ordered door entry to the Seventh Regiment Armory for the Democratic county convention. Militia had barricaded the doors and refused entry. about three hundred people finally entered with no resistance reported.
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United Press
Chicago
Owen
Seventh Regiment
Democrats
Pretty Wedding At Home Of N G Hoes In April
A very pretty wedding took place at the home of Mr and Mrs N G Hoes of this city on Sunday April 14 at 1 30 pm when their sister Wiss Grace CG Towner was united in marriage to Mr John W Mulford of Chehalis. Rev Robert J Reid performed the ceremony with Miss Lulu Fisher playing Mendelssohn. Best man was groom's nephew Rollo Mulford and bridesmaid Abl Rhodes was the bride's niece. Guests included many relatives and a wedding dinner followed. The bride wore white silk with pink and white carsvations bouquet. groom wore dark suit. After a short wedding trip the couple will reside in Wallville Washington.
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N. G
Wiss Grace CG
Towner
John W. Mulford
Chehalis
Mendelssohn
Lulu Fisher
Robert J. "Reid
Rollo’ Mulford
Abl Rhodes
Mrs. Mulford
Wallville
Wash
Holiday Dates and Schedule for Chehalis Season
The Chehalis holiday schedule opens May 2 with games at Goin Park featuring Chet Te Cea and Aberdeen aid Heian Glhestlings, ending September ay. The season covers May to September with 18 games planned, including matches at Contenta and Central in May and June.
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Chet
Aberdeen
Heian
Choir
Tueabanun
Chelailis
Arhodale
Secotnnia Ag
Chehada
Ghohalis
Contenta
Centrallin
Toanlama
Centrada
Discharge of Administratrix and Estate Distribution Hearing
In Lewis County Washington the Superior Court notices Susan A Cruttenden administratrix of Alfred Cruttenden seeks final account and distribution and setting aside homestead with a hearing set for April 11 1912 at 10 oclock at the Chehalis courthouse Court Commissioner W A Wes verifies seal March 1912
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Lewis County
Washington
Alfred FP
Qrattenden
Susan A. Cruttenden
Alfred
Cruttenden
Hay
Alfred ¥. Cruttenden
Court House
Chebrlis
Hom. W. A. Wes
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Hebba
Lapollette
Arki
Ghehalis
Basfeat
Vata Press
N. F
Titanie
Mar
API
Oherman Clay & GO
Contesta
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