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Newspaper

Centralia Weekly Chronicle

Location

Centralia, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1912

Page

5

Centralia Will Play Tacoma Here Sunday If Diamond Dry

A game between the local State League team and Tacoma Northwestern League club is set for next Sunday at the fair grounds if the field dries. About 2,000 Twin Cities fans may attend. first real workout for local recruits under Patton, with twelve men practicing yesterday including Gleason Miller Edinborough Seamans Appling Pettis Callahan Holmes Williams McHenry Nitehera and Jolly.

Tacoma Ora Fana Patton Guyn Hollis Roche West Gleason Miller Edinborough Seamans Appling Pettis Callahan Holmes Williams and McHenry Jolly

Federal mediation of engineers strike favored

New York April 23 railroad management is expected to accept federal mediation to avert an engineers strike. Labor Commissioner Neill Judge Knap of the Court of Commerce and other officials offered mediation after railroads refused an 18 percent wage increase. Chief State of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers welcomed the move, hoping for an amicable settlement while railroad officials remained in session at headquarters.

New York Railroad Muana~ Tre Neill Knap Court of Commerce Aielals Stane Brotherhood’ Ofcomotive Engineers Fer

Shopmen Ask Taft To Help In Settlement

Kansas City dispatch reports that shopmen threaten to extend the Western railroad strike if a fair settlement is not reached on the Harriman Yates case. The Federation of Trades, uniting shop workers nationwide, asks President Taft to intervene to end the dispute.

Taft United Press Kansas City Harriman Yates Federation of Trades United States Toady Agskad Intervena

DentioTo Social Meeting In Southwest Washington Dental Society

The Southwest Washington Dental Society holds its regular meeting in Centralia this Saturday with afternoon discussions on current topics and an evening banquet at the Centralia Hotel. A loyal members gathering tonight seeks to arrange a president of entertainment. Officers include Dr G2 Tints, Dr Pa Cyd Nulson, and Dr A P Voe with vice president Pyowie tien YUL.

Vest Southwest Washington Det Centrale Che Pire Ion Amteines Ares Oars Orbs State Oregon Centralia Ayar Usnal Moeghers Soet Ety Ie Peld Vaiesiver Vic Pyowie Tien Yul Terr Lda Romiug Meelis

Trial Begins of Alleged Hurderers in Corvallis

In Corvallis Oregon on April 23 Judge Hamilton of Rose presided over the opening of the trial of George and Charles Humphrey two brothers charged with murdering Mrs Ediza Griffith at her home near Philomath. A special venire was summoned and two jurors were accepted by morning with more expected as the panel grows. The defense claims the confessions are unreliable while prosecutors cite them as key evidence from Portland Journal and other security advisors.

Corvallis Ore George Charles Humphrey Ediza Griffith Phitumath Hamilton Rose Cere Jytas Portland William Couper Longfellow Fulton Street Park Grand Rapids Mich Loraine Pratt Bymen Cooper Red Italy Thomas Ball Webster Central Park New York Mr. Cowper Moses Appellate Division National Sculpture Society

Appropriation Debate Stalls In State Assembly

A garbled early 20th century wire dispatch reports gridlocked talks over university funding. Officials from county and state committees clash on the distribution of a tied appropriation, with references to a Court Chief, the University of Ohio, and regional officials, all indicated in a fractured, partial broadcast. The fragment hints at a legislative stalemate amid local political pressure.

Foreigner Fined for Bicycle Theft in Petit Larceny Case

Nick Metion, a foreigner, was arraigned on petit larceny charges over a bicycle stolen from A. B. Townsend. Judge Charles Hoss fined him $50 and costs or 21 days in jail. Metion pleaded not guilty and claimed an interpreter.

Nick Metion A. B. Townsend Justice of the Peace Charles Hoss Metion Idee Hose Opin

Centralia Bible School Census Meeting

City church leaders gathered at the Christian Church to discuss a census for the Bible School. Pastors and superintendents from denominations attended with others invited to join. Committees were appointed to organize the effort and promote participation in the upcoming census.

The Christian Church Centralia Bible School

Littell Reaches Milestone With Past Ball Team

A fragmented report notes Littell leading a past ball team through a prom night event. Mentions players Mace ob and Mitel Sandiay and a venue with wines, referencing a contestant named Germig.

Littell Prom Afk Indies

Sunday Ocho Wotitute Event Promoted Locally

A damaged OCR notice announces a Sunday event at a local venue with uncertain details. It mentions weather conditions, a pageant, and a possible county or community gathering led by organizers including names and places unreadable in the fragment.

Titanic inquiry hears lookouts lacked glasses for ice danger

United Press dispatch reports Frederick Fleet testified lookouts on the Titanic had no glasses and were refused by Southampton when he asked for them. Senate investigators noted White Star officials failed to provide Marine glasses, contributing to the disaster. Pittman described the wreck and rescue attempts amid emotional testimony.

Washington, D.C White Star Senate Investigating Committee Frederick Fleet Southampton Smith John Jacob Astoria Bosxhall Bergs Pitllman Dot Tha‘committee Pittman Ife

Seventy Seven Bodies Recovered After Titanic Disaster

United Press reports that seventy seven bodies, recovered from the Titanic disaster, have been identified and added to the casualty list. Star officials confirm the tally and note the recovery was conducted by the Mackay Bennett coffin ship and other steamer crews in New York on April 23.

Unitedt Press Titanic Kew York White Star Mackay Bennett

Fire in Hold of City of Pueblo Delays Seattle Departure

Seattle April 23 A blaze in the hold of the City of Pueblo of the Pacific Coast Steamship Company delayed its departure this morning until afternoon. Smoke filled the hold initially making the ship seem doomed, but the fire was checked quickly and control was established.

City of Pueblo Seattle Harbor United Press Seattle City of Pueblo Pa?cific Coast Steamship Company

Helena as Babies Queen of Italy and Her Children

A garbled passage presents Helena titled as Babies Queen of Italy with references to her children and various names. The fragmentary text mentions associations with Wynbertie and Palieeo Meakin, hinting at royal or noble lineage and ceremonial roles, though specifics are obscured by OCR errors.

Helena Italy Wirgysy Wah & Me Capitayens Ceedadis Meakin Iting Wynbertie Ehiess

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