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Centralia Weekly Chronicle

Location

Centralia, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1911

Page

6

Surrender by 3 Oclock or Fight in Juarez Standoff

United Press report from El Paso describes tense conditions as Madero sets a 3 o'clock deadline for an attack on Juarez. Rebels advance from hills west and south, Americans prepare double cordon, and a 500 Tebela movement signals coordinated evolutions before an expected assault.

EL Paso Madero Juarez Diaz Navarro Ines Amer Ican Hi Paso

French-Canadian Literacy Sparks Court Controversy in Chehalis

In Chehalis a Justice of the Peace court heard several French-Canadian witnesses declare they cannot read or write or spell their own names, sparking debate on language and literacy as citizenship questions arise. Meanwhile Memphis hosts the second annual Southern Collie Club show with competing high-bred collies from multiple states.

Court of Justice of the Peace Chehali Memphis Tenn Southern Collie Club

Sacrifices Her Name Woman Gives Up Reputation

A woman in the cave, Anita Schmidt, travels from Louis to Chicago to aid Dr. Baldane Clemenson’s murder case by claiming she was with him the night of the crime. She says Clemenson refused to let her testify. Assistant State Attorney Northup suspects the statement is a frame to save Clemenson from life imprisonment.

Louis Baldane Clemenson Uriah Anita Schgmidt Chicago Wemenson Hin Erie

Western League Opens Season in Strong Start

Net reports the Western League starts its championship season today, running from April 23 to October with 168 games. Denver visits Lincoln to open, Topeka plays Wichita, Sioux City travels to St. Joseph, and Des Moines meets Omaha as teams bolster rosters for a tight race.

United Press Omaba. Net Denver Lincoln Topeka Wichita Sioux City St. Joseph Ges Moines Omaha

80000 Americans Urge Congress To Withdraw Troops

Washington April 21. Congressmen Berger socialist today presented a petition to the house signed by 21900 American citizens demanding the troops on the Varder be recalled. Berger said the position proves the bloody character of the Dist government is understood and the justice of the uprising is appreciated by a majority of Americans.

Washington Berger House Varder

Prohibition Convention Opens in Waco Texas

The statewide prohibition movement was launched at the Prohibition State convention in Waco at Cotton Palace. Delegates from nearly all Texas districts attended, with thousands of supporters present on San Jacinto Day as decorations and crowds marked the event. The convention pushes for a Texas constitutional amendment to enforce statewide prohibition, with voting planned by Lone Star voters.

United Press Waco Tex Cotton Palace Delegals Texas San Jacinto Lone Star Bure

Buymeg League Opens and Hartford Omen at Draft

United Press reports opening of the Buymeg League with Bridgepucket this afternoon. Connecti me Lane inaugurates a season with running ind plays, while Hartford hosts events and Holyoke hosts at homes. Waterbury opens against UEO Lon in a tight race this year with New Paris.

United Press Uensed WWE Goa Seagun Hartford Holyoke

Championship Decision For New York Athletic League Chair

The New York Milliney Athletic League chairmanship will be decided at the annual games to be held tomorrow night in New York. Local officials expect a close vote with candidates from Ami and soldibies districts leading the field.

United Press New York Ami Milliney Athletic League

Joins Hopking and Penn Track Teams at Homewood Meet

United Press reports that ASSO VALLEY MERE joins the Hopking and University of Pennsylvania track and field teams. A meet is scheduled at Homewood Lomorrosy tomorrow, with participants from both schools expected to compete.

United Press Wee Fimo Hopking University of Pennsylvania Homewood Lomorrosy

Improving Pale Grounds to Aid Local Baseball Team

Manager Pation advocates upgrades to the Pale Grounds loaned to the Gontralin Baseball club. The field lies across the tracks between Malo and Theatreeta and is easily reached by local players wishing to practice with the Confralle team.

Pation Malo Theatreeta Confralle

Has Three Wives Says He Is Preacher Case

Chicago April 21 Kurt Carlson Mueller who says his real name is Kurtz Mucler and that he is an ordained Lutheran minister pleaded guilty in district court to a felonious charge. He was arraigned on complaint of the third wife whom he described as Mrs Syne Tove. In court he said the three marriages were to be understood as reasons for his actions and not to be condemned. Wife No 1 Kate Mazer Mueller from Sutton Nebraska married because deacons said a pastor should not be unmarried and left due to her simplicity. She is mother of three of his children. Wife No 2 Annie DePlock Miller from Detroit married for his money ten months after leaving first wife. After two months she left him and is mother of one child. Wife No 3 Amelia Feht Carlson, married about 18 months ago in Chicago Mueller had been working as an electrician and was held to the grand jury in bonds of 2000 dollars.

Chicago Kurt Carlson Kurtz Mucler Mantel Hesing Syne Tove Mueller Kate Mazer Mueller Sutton, Neb Jsause Wire Annie DePlock Miller Detroit Mich Amelia Feht Carlson Chris Mueller

Attempt to blow up sleepers at boarding house in Oakland

A desperate early morning attempt failed to detonate a device placed under a boarding house, endangering twenty sleeping inmates. The blast caused minor damage, no serious injuries reported, and investigators began tracing the suspect's movements through San Francisco and Oakland.

Sam Francisco Geross Oakland Val Oaklind Gallagher

Smallpox in Alaska Vaccinates Passengers

Report from Seattle dated April 21 notes government physicians vaccinating passengers and tourists bound for Alaska amid a spreading smallpox epidemic. The illness reportedly rages in male and form with limited protests as vessels file into the area.

Hon Alaska

Inter scholastic championships set for New York University hold

New York April 21 inter scholastic championships scheduled for New York University Hold tomorrow with participation from United Praga and Teased Wire.

United Praga New York New York University

Merion Golf Season Opens With Crucial Cup Round

Gaited Press reports Merion Golf Club season begins with a solifeation round for the chibcup, as the club plans to open the golf arena tomorrow. Events focus on golfer readiness and club competition at the Marion Cricket Club.

Gaited Press Philadephia

Oklahoma marks twenty second birthday with 1889 land rush reminisces

Alda April 21 Oklahoma City recalls the pioneer era as the 1889 opening of Oklahoma Territory is celebrated. Residents recall the days when settlement began and crowds gathered for the 22nd birthday events. The celebration, under Aprilis Fleata and 839er associations, runs two days ending with a grand banquet at the Auditor ium as visitors watch parades in a festively decorated city.

Oklahoma City Alda Oklahoma Aprilis Fleata Company 89Ers

Nevada prisoner Frank Everett is conditionally pardoned

In Mina Nevada on April 21 Frank Everett who was sent to state prison for life in 1906 for the murder of Round House Foreman E Malone was pardoned conditionally by the board of pardons. His freedom hinges on future conduct after an operation for a skull growth and bone removal revealed a cured Jacksonian epilepsy according to doctors.

Centralia Fugitive Alexander Stewart Shot Through Jail Escape

The Centralia police chief seeks arrest warrants for Alexander Stewart who escaped from the old building last fall. Stewart, involved with a young girl during a raid on a Centralia lodging house, later faced theft charges. He allegedly robbed a sailor in Seattle and is now in custody there, with a $40 risk noted.

Sieht Mee Centralia Alexander Stewart Seattle Stewart

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