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Newspaper

Centralia Weekly Chronicle

Location

Centralia, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1912

Page

7

LaFollette Announces Washington Campaign Plan In Oregon

United Press dispatch from Pendleton Oregon reports Senator LaFollette, with Mrs. LaFollette, announcing a four day tour of Washington after his Oregon campaign. He cites Washington citizens demands and vows a vigorous campaign sought by residents of Centralia Vancouver Seattle Tacoma Spokane and other cities. Crowds are gathering as farmers cowboys and homesteaders head to Pendleton for his address likely to draw about 6000 listeners. Public reception includes touring the city by auto before a stop in Laforenda later tonight.

Pendleton Ore Oregon Ritz Lavroustre Lafirenda

Mendota Miners Strike Over Internal Dispute

Mendota coal miners voted to resume work after a 2 to 2 result but walked out again. About 160 men affected. The local manager B H Johnsten blamed internal strife and discharged the executive committee. District president T W Russell warned that defiant miners risk losing their union charter.

Mendota B. H. Johnsten Mendota Coal & Coke Company Tolmston Illagention T. W. Russell Seattle M Miners’ Union Mendoza Igval

Taft Wing Dominates Michigan Republican Convention

At the Michigan state Republican convention in Detroit, 1800 delegates clashed as Taft delegates entered through a side entrance and secured an early edge over Roosevelt supporters. Police and militia blocked fights, while Taft loyalists elected temporary chairs and proceeded to seat delegates amid chaotic scenes and barbed confrontations.

United Press Day City Mich Michigan Taft State Central Committee Roosevelt Robert H. Sfields Armory Bo Kies Uniwd Weveridge Mdlana Kaast Shiv Duleguies Mi Teatiera Uistaiel Chetr Whiten Feeerray The Navy Sewberry Detroit W. D. Gordon J. F. Crewer Oyrion Cremer King Grant Pol Taft Deleust

Fugitive on the Run Drawn Into Justice Network

Detectives across the Northwest hunt a fugitive named Nyontion who disappeared a week ago, with several named associates and a failing cash shortfall of F721. A warrant was issued for the arrest as investigations detail a desertion scheme and bond company involvement.

Drewnen Tawal Javeens Marrett Nyontion Vilaalisanes

Fragmentary 19th Century Text on Dives and the River

A garbled historical note discusses the arrival of Dives and the rhythm of BUI as people prepare. References to work relationships, a private fighter, and upcoming meetings imply a period setting with social and industrial stakes. Names and clear events are obscured by transcription errors.

Irrigation Demonstration Planned in Thurston County Prairie

Prof. J O Jayne of the U S Department of Agriculture and Prof H W Sparks of Pullman College announce an irrigation demonstration on a Thurston County Dash Prairie ranch. A gasoline engine will lift water from a well into flumes and furrows to test soil absorption and water availability at depths of twenty five to fifty feet. The effort aims to persuade farmers of prairie viability and provide practical support to promote the scheme.

Fords Prairie J. O. Jayne United States Department of Agriculture H.W. Sparks Pullman College Thurston County Dash Prairie Prof Sparks Jayne Ponable Geal

PUPILS PROtest OVER TEACHER REASSIGNMENTS AT TOLEDA

School board turmoil sparks student anger as resignations follow a vote on rehiring staff. Board member Jo dL Tonge quits after opposing the move. Teachers and salary changes prompt strong protests from Wyn school pupils.

Toleda Jo dL Tonge Mantle

Unclear historical note with scattered names and phrases

Fragmentary OCR text mentions veterans, individuals, and possible events but lacks coherent facts, dates, or locations to form a definitive news item. The legible bits reference people and organizations in a jumbled sequence with no clear action or outcome.

U S Protest Over Murder in Mexico Rally

United Press reports a protest by the United States over the murder of an American citizen in Mexico. Gunmen reportedly killed the passerby as Mexican authorities face widespread unrest and calls for protection along the border.

Wil Anerigan Mexico Uiited Mimertcan Coderala Ikea Odag Madero

Ben Tillman Health Prescription Reveals Recovery Tale

Washington April 12 Senator Ben Tillman, once a comical wreck, returned to his Senate seat after a year of rest and vigorous routines. He describes exercises, breathing, and stretches to regain health, including leg lifts, knee raises, and abdominal pulls, claiming the regimen helped his recovery and reduced pain in the torso and spine.

Washington, D. C Ben Tillman South Carolina Ben Senate Talman Tillman

Toledo Ohio News Clippings Reveal Vague April Date Mentions

Fragmentary OCR text references April events in Toledo with mentions of receipts and payments, a person named Keanny, and a fatal incident near Newaygo involving a company and dates blurred by garbled characters. Entities are uncertain due to the damaged source.

State League season looms for Centralia team

Local baseball directors met at Fred Cole's home to plan the coming season. Manager Patton will assemble the squad with players from California and Canada. Ground negotiations progress as Albers and Vaughan push subscriptions to fund a park and stock. The State League convenes in Chehalis to organize and elect officers with May 4 opening targeted.

Board of Baseball Directors Fred Cole Jack Suiutto M. J. Vaughan H. G. Albrecht WJ. Heiman Patton Roche Hollis California Howard Guyn Canada Rochere Seattle Callahan Orer Pettus Mc Henery Miller Gleason Montesano Albany Portland Brown Miter Lsis ‘3 Tower Avenue George Ellsbury Yonthly Partierns Taserall Centralia Loral Club Chetser Manuassing Messrs, Albrecht, Vaughan Heian Hall Park Chehalle South Hend Raymond Aberdeen Healham O. J. Albers Albers H. H. Teachner Iand Chehalis Cltiee Hoquiam Chehalis Tinenus Agle Olympia

Third Petition to Recall Ferguson in City News

A third recall petition for Mayor Ferguson circulated in Williams, Washington, amid doubts about signatures. The drive marks the third attempt to recall the mayor, with previous petitions failing to gain sufficient support and several council members facing prior recall efforts.

Ferguson Uyitek Deess Hoqliam, Wash Pétitien Ss Heen

Harmless Lunatic Waves White Rouse Incident

Fragmented OCR text describes a chaotic scene around a “harmless lunatic” and a rousing event involving White. Mentions of a system, path, and figures like Moe and Peely appear amid garbled phrases. No clear, coherent events or names are reliably extractable.

Compromise Reached in Bituminous Goal Strike

A historic compromise ends the Bituminous Goal Strike after 200,069 voters across Lone area accept the settlement. The agreement between Minera and Cheepen Tara includes wage increases and other provisions for workers and communities.

United Presa Hells Hom Minera Cheepen Tara

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