Olympia Elks prepare to host summer state convention
Olympia Elks plan a two day state convention August 16 and 17 with a parade, business sessions, farm picnic at Priest Point park, clam bake, dance, band concert and balloon ascent. The program includes baseball games, a visiting team match, and a Hyson cup prize. Vehicles from city and county will shuttle Elks between venues. An excursion will gather Elks from Blaine to Tacoma, with additional trains from eastern Washington.
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United Press
Olympia
Olympia Elks
Blaine
Bellingham
Port Townsend
Port Angeles
Priest Point Park
Winaters
Tumwater Club
Well Known Youth Drowns Near Chehalis
Edward Waller, 18, son of a Lewis County rancher, drowned at Nawau Kum river six miles north of Chehalis while bathing with friends. Cramping or distress halted his return after crossing the river. rescue attempts failed. Coroner ruled no inquest. body taken to Sticklin parlors Chehalis as funeral plans are arranged.
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Edward Waller
Lewis County
Nawaukum
Chehang
E. M. Fuller
Taan
DB. R. Frazer
E. B. Hamilton
Puller
Stickiin
Chehalis
Allbritton Estate Adjusted in Chehalis Probate
The estate of Burns MW Allbritton, longtime Holsfort resident, was probated in Chehalis. Administrator J R Albritton, husband of Cho, was discharged as the estate was divided among the children. The Allbrittons live near Centraila, planning to make the city their home.
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Burns MW. Albritton
Rolstfort
Chehalis
J. R. Albritton
Cho
Allbrittans
Holsifort
Centraila
Locals Defeat Tenino In Tight Centralia Win
In a close game Centralia defeated Tenino by nine runs after a late surge. The locals piled up 15 hits off Mortis and featured strong hitting and fielding throughout. Centralia faces Doty next Sunday afternoon in the series finale.
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Cenlin
Centralia
Doty
Coal Company gains road rights across Thurstan County
The Pacific Coal and Gas Company won an order granting a right to extend a spur track across two roads in Thurston County. Roads will pass at Beidle and Dot while receiving a crown and planking in the middle with two feet on either side. The firm plans large scale operations including reworking an old mine.
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Olymela
Tuly
Pabile Ecommission Nan
Paeite Coal and G
Extemi
Spurrick Fcross
Thurstan
Beide
Pacific Coal & Gas Company
Centralia Woman Dies After Long Illness
Ady Mra Jaegle Severson a well known Centralia resident died yesterday at the Gene home after a 25 year illness. Her body was moved to Sticklin parlor pending transport to Seattle for burial. Local family mourns as neighbors recall her community involvement.
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Ady
Jaegle Severson
Centralia
Dlen
Wimalady
Roverwon
Seattle
Willoa
Durlal
Local Eagles Visit Tenind Aerie Ceremony
A Virginia delegation of Eagles attended a recent Tenind Aerie gathering at Evergreen Combsby to honor departed Masses. A large crowd observed the tribute as attendees from Centralin included Charles Jose, Dennis, David Cappink, and Tin Saher.
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Tenind Aerie
Centratin
Charles Jose
Dennis
David Cappink
Qi Tin Saher
Rachopfior Tassner Trophy Event In San Francisco
San Francisco marks the Haas Rachopfior Tassner Trophy race with the Bay City Wheelmen and New Century Wheelmen as current holders. Tomorrow’s thirty mile venture features two teams contesting for the trophy in a Bay Area event.
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San Francisco
Cal
Liasner
Bay City
Haldera
Gentralia Wins Three Straight From Chehalis Narrowing Gap
Gentralia sweeps Chehalis to open a large lead in the league pennant race. Chehalis drops three as locals hold a five game advantage, the biggest margin of the season. Raymond remains nine and a half games back, with prospects for the Vensan title looking certain.
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Gentralia
Chehalis
Raymond
Vensant
Centralia baseball sweep over Chehalis tight contests
Centralia and Chehalis played three tight games with strong pitching from Callahan and Berger. Miller’s three hits highlighted Centralia’s offense as they won 4 to 1 in the afternoon, and a morning win by Centralia emphasized their pennant prospects in the late 1911 season race.
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Centratin
Chehalis
Ceootralia
Ukehalis
Naif
Raymond
Ukevurtala
Callahan
Centralia
Miller
Russ Hall
Murray
Brown
Gurl
Uel- Hain
Chahulls
Archer
McBride
Dmurray
Berger
Baines Fishtner
Initia
Chronicle solves mystery of James disappearance
Chronicle reporters trace a disappearance linked to James Daley. Investigators follow clues from Chehalis to Hoquiam, locating clothing and shoes tied to the missing man. Mrs Joine identifies the man, who is later reported at a hospital, with ongoing efforts to confirm his fate.
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Chronicle
James
Jatica Twine
Minguish
Hilland
Anderson
Buenda
Tavonia
Funeral of Mrs. Mitchell Held Today
The funeral of Mrs. M. A. Mitchell of Chehalis was held at the Methodist church at 2 20 this afternoon. Service by Rev LaViolette and burial in the I C O F cemetery at Chehalis followed. Mrs. Mitchell, 68, owned the Commercial hotel in Chehalis for 20 years and had no immediate relatives in the city. A nephew and niece from California were present.
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M. A. Mitchell
Chehalis
St. Helens
LaViolette
Coehalie
Mre
Mitchel
Lewis County
California
Nice
May Order Connections For Phones In Olympia
Testimony concluded in Olympia on July 21 in the Home Telephone Company of Silver Creek versus Bell Telephone Company over refused physical connections at Chehalis. Both companies’ contracts bar associates from contracting with rivals, and a commission hearing of a row among the firms may lead to an order to provide long distance connections if demand among patrons warrants.
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United Press
Olympia
Home Telephone Company
Silver Creek
Lewis
Bell Telephone ‘Company
Campany
Chehalis
Eil
Short-Change Artists Arrested in Chehalis
July 21 two men named Clarkson and Charles Brown were arrested by Chief Doyle and Deputy Sheriff Foster after allegedly short changing a City restaurant cashier of $5. They offered bribes to secure release, Foster suspects they are crooks wanted elsewhere. The proprietor requested withdrawal of the charge. Justice Westover approved and the men were released after paying costs.
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Co. Clarkson
Charles Brown
Chehalis
Doyle
Sherif Tom Foster
Foster
Justice Westover
DeWitt
Molar artists form organization on Saturday afternoon
Fragmented OCR notes describe a dental group forming an organization on a Saturday afternoon. The text includes faded names and unclear events, suggesting a meeting or committee setup related to dental topics. The readable elements mention a ball, a petition, and individuals with unclear affiliations.
Water Franchise Withdrawn After Chehalis Meeting Called
The Chehalis property owners report that the water franchise was withdrawn after a mass meeting was called. The Washington Oregon Corporation faced defeat as residents opposed the franchise terms and a plan to drop the franchise was discussed at the Old Rink meeting. The effort to sustain the franchise was defeated and the corporation prospects dimmed as plans moved toward postponement of the next steps.
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Chehalis
Pollow
Ty Duadsutity
Washington-Oregon
Omldo
Pondaness
ALC Phi
Are Ak Terrestawn
Trewitt
Washins
Loratlan
Ube
Praviehtsy
Prota Chi Fhe Corporation
Fanieldse Ie Contralta
South Bend Wins Series Over Raymond in Harbor Games
South Bend took two of three over Raymond on the harbor, lifting the River Rats from a manager change and dimming Raymond’s pennant hopes. Raymond won the Saturday game 6 to 5, while South Bend swept the Sunday twin bill 4 to 2 and 7 to 1, leaving Raymond with a tougher path as they face further series against the Incomparables.
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South Bend
Raymond
River Rats
Scory
Pierce and Lewis to Build Nisqually River Bridge
County commissioners from Lewis and Pierce counties meet in Tacoma to finalize plans for a Nisqually River bridge near Ashford. The structure, costing about 1200 dollars, will be funded jointly by both counties and the forest reserve with work starting immediately and aimed for rapid completion.
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E. &. Teachner
Lewis County
Pierce County
Tacoma
Nisqually River
Ashford
Lewis and Pierce Courie
Forest Reserve
Ss Rape
Chehalis youths ingige freely of local liquids
Four Chehalis youths visited Centralia on Saturday night and, after drinking freely, attempted to pick fights with locals. They were arrested on complaints by Will Pruitt and Will Denney, identified as Tom Star, H. H. Long, L. T. Keith, and Jack Prater. Hearings set for Judge Hoss in police court this afternoon for the first three and tonight for Prater with DeaL F290.
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Sily
Chehalis
Centralia
Will Pruitt
Will Denney
Tom Star
H. H. Long
L. T. Keith
Jack Prater
Hoss
Prater
Deal
Training schoolgirl program on island details amid confusion
The fragmentary text outlines plans for a training schoolgirl program on an island near Chehalis with mentions of sponsors and officials, plus scattered references to meetings, dates, and local figures. The garbled OCR yields few clear actions or outcomes beyond scheduled gatherings and community involvement.
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WN Newalkun
Allbritton Estate
Tening
Jduly
Jaron
Leftis
Mohan
iCentralia
Pwiteh
ETS Hoe
F.C. Trueadel
Cowlitz
Voraty
Washington
Truesdell Suet
Thurston
Travsden
Fair Grounds
Oman
Shih
Haas Rachopfor Tassner Trophy
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Cheha Ueuuv
Berger Hiner
Newell's
Waewisa
Helhus
Nathan
W. L .Per
Chehalis al
Raymond Av
Ats
Bend
Daly
Tun
Andrew Juine
Beaneford
Sean
Chronicle Lepresentadive
Gertie
Urquhart
Woodtien
Mitchell
MOLAR
Oaturday
Dee Pitas
Monty Berea
Sean Haritty
Pierce
Chenalis
Ely
Fin Seay
Terhore Sehuuder
Pias
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Merle
Apo
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