Debs Likely To Head Centralia Labor Day Parade
The Trades and Labor Council in Centralia plans a major Labor Day celebration with Socialist candidate Eugene V. Debs as the key speaker. Debs may arrive in Everett September 1 and be brought to Centralia the next day, aided by a concerted push from Socialists and unions to secure his presence.
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Hub City
Trades & Jaabae Council
Centralia
Chebalia
Eugene V. Debs
Debs
Everest
Ideal Socialista
Socialist National Committee
Labor Day
Everett
Deba
W. J. Bryan
Taft
Trades& Labor Council
Washington
Tacoma Meeting Endorses Action Taken at Seat t ite
The Progressive convention in Tacoma endorsed the Seattle convention action and named delegates to Chicago with replacements for three unable to attend. The meeting proceeded with harmony, selecting Beeks as chair and confirming signatures on the call for the convention.
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Tacoma
Seatile
Washington
Seatte
Chicago
Seattle
W. T. Beeks
Lorenzo Dow
Leeks
Ehairitan
Ose
Tlere
Beeyk
Charles H. Netrich
Theodore Roosevelt
Smagoth
Miles Poindexter
Spokane
B. L. Steele
Pullman
C. H. Weeks
Thomas Crawsford
Centralia
J. G. Mohrweis
Shelston
Charles R. Case
John C. Kelley
Walla Walla
Gordon
Corbaley
A. Lanham
Wenntehee
A. E. Emerson
Elleneburg
Edgar C. Larder
J. H. Whitman
GC. EB. Taylor
W.H. McElwain
A. D. Glasscock
Helsing
W. BR. Lebo
Aberdeen
W. H. Dickson
Seigel
Short
C. Swartz
J. PF. Miller
Hall
H. J. Korthauer
Q. B. Biles
C. B. Legoe
A. P. Young
M.S. Brooks
Guy E. Dunning
Phil Bardon
Whatcom County
C. Ji. Fairley
W. P. McElwain
W. T. Hegks
Wo. White
I. W. Whiteman
Thomas P. Kevelle
T. A. Yowell
G. 11. Pralle
GC. Connors
Willam E. Veliott
FLW
Blair
FM. Cotter
J. 1
McIntyre
Jol W.do
M. Jhanbe Loomis
Henry Hill Seeks Constable Office in August Election
Henry Hill announces candidacy for constable of the district in August. Current constable C. M. Garter has not stated whether he will seek re-election. The item also notes Margery Cheater’s marriage to a man named Umpgarinasow akinaki.
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Eliy
CG. M. Garter
Mian
Margery Cheater
North Dakota
Umpgaringasow
Passing by own action Mania In Japan
Torto Aug 2. To show love and devotion, grieving fans plan actions in Japan after the bebe em peror's death. A story in Asmhi notes public mourning and fear of further violence. The Halive article details potential protests and safety concerns as authorities respond.
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Torto
Wiiny Imineso
Asmhi
Halive
Robbery Charge Arrest After Hotel Room Break In
August 2 a man named J Marke allegedly ransacked two rooms in the Rainier hotel at Chehalis, stealing clothing valued at 50 dollars and a suitcase belonging to a roomer. A chambermaid found the theft, the police chief was notified, and Marke was captured near Harm-Brown mill after boarding a Centralia bound car. He claimed 25 cents was paid to move the suitcase, while Deputy Sheriff Joe Schmand searched for the real thief.
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Marke
Rainier
Che|halis
Pallca
Harm-Brown Mill
Che
Centralia
Marks
Centraia
Joe Schmand
New Schoolhouse Nears Completion at Alpha
A brick structure at Alpha is rapidly nearing completion and will be ready for occupancy by the opening of school. The building is described as thoroughly modern in every detail.
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UGUST
Alpha
Senate approves Lodge warning against foreign bases
The Senate voted fifty-one to four to adopt the Lodge resolution warning foreign nations not to establish utilitary bases on American continents. Opposing votes came from Cummins McCumber Percy and Stone. McCumber's bid to soften the policy was rejected.
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United Press
Washington
Senate
Cummins
McCumber
Percy
Stone
Mosyrock Man Out For Commissioner Candidacy
Jared Stout a Mosgsvrock farmer fled with County Auditor Harry Swofford yesterday amid his bid for the third district county commissioner seat. Stout is identified as a Republican.
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Jared Stout
Mosgsvrock
Harry Swofford
Stout
Jury Montfort completes annual voter list update
County official Dave Montfort finished preparing the jury list for the coming year as the work progressed over a month. Women voters and taxpayers in incorporated towns will be reflected on this year’s roster. Montfort states that anyone who did not vote in the past year is not a voter.
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County
Merk
Dave Montfort
Mr. Montfort
Roberts seeks custody after divorce in Lewis County case
John W. Roberts, who won a July 9 divorce from Sylvia Roberts in Lewis County Superior Court, files for custody of their children. The decree placed the children with Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Burton of Mayford, parents of Mrs. Roberts, amid Roberts alleging the ex wife has seen the children only three or four times since the divorce and spends most time in Tacoma.
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John W. Roberts
Sylvia Roverts
Judie Rice
Lewis County
A R. Burton
Mayfard
Roberts
Woman Injured in Chehalis Hospital After Depot Incident
Police report shows Misa Milbur failed to contact Misa Pearl Joy, victim of an accident at Littel depot platform earlier this week. Milbur allegedly ransacked Joys truck and stole a $25 check paid to Miss by a claim agent of the Southern Pacific. Joy remains in a helpless condition in Chehalis Hospital.
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Misa Milbur
Misa Pearl Joy
Littel
Chehalis
Sortern Pacific
Value of Farn 8 Doubled Value of Farn 8 Doubled
About a year ago J B Lease and James Churchill both of this city and Charles Edwards of Boistfort purchased the Griffith farm near Boistfort for 330,000 for 657 acres. 357 acres of the farm were sold to Seattle parties for 25,000, or 5,000 more than the farm originally cost. This is an excellent example of the rapid increase in Lewis countys farm lands. The Griffith farm is one of the best in this section of the state.
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J. EB. Lease
James Churchill
City
Charles Edwards
Boistfort
Griffith
Seattle
Lewis
Ri dson Sues City Over Horse Injury in Chehalis
Ridson seeks damages from the City of Chehalis for injuries to a horse after a leg injury while driving through a street. Attorney Studebaker says no clear claim against the city, but Ridson plans to pursue the case in court.
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W. (. Ridson
Stredtens
Chehalis
City Commission
Studebaker
Ridson
Meats Are Shy High
Portart Grey August 2 Prices for beef pork and mutton at the stock yards reached new highs with steer quotes at seventy seven and a half cents and pork near six plus quarters per pound Mutton showed cheaper rates but rising due to higher beef and pork costs reflecting widespread price inflation in the meat trade.
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United Press
Portsart
Grey
New York School Janitors Hold Fourth Convention
Delegates of the En-Kinoer Janitors Association of New York public schools met in Rocunsper to discuss rates and city duties. Mayor Edgerton welcomed the gathering as members, numbering up to twelve thousand, convened to set wage and policy expectations.
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Rocunsper
N.Y
En- Kinoer Janitors’ Association
puUhile Aehoota of
New York
Edgerton
Destructive Chehalis Fire Destroys Staeger Store Complex
A midnight blaze in Chehalis caused about 12090 in damage to the Staeger Bros stationery shop and adjacent businesses in the Bush building. The fire, origin unknown, heavily damaged the Staeger stock, Brown Photo Studio, Bee-Nugget Publishing, and offices, with insurance covering part of losses. Chehalis fire crews fought flames from the rear and saved the post office, while speculation blamed matches dropped by rats.
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Chehaliy
Staeger Bros
Fames
Steeger
Brown Photo Studio
Alpers & Allen Law
Bee-Nuggst Publishing Company
Staeger
Carl Staeger
Bee-Nugget Publishing Company
D. W. Bush
Albera & Allen
Chehalis
Bush
Chehalta Department
Bumper Crops Lift Pacific Northwest Business Outlook
HR G Dunn & Co reports July conditions across Oregon Washington Idaho and Alaska. Crop yields rise with wheat barley oats fruit and wool up, while salmon runs falter in Puget Sound. Building permits and railroad work show modest changes. lumber demand climbs 10 to 25 percent with price gains. Bank clearings rise, and overall outlook for the West is favorable.
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HR. G. Dunn & Company
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Alaska
Puget Sound
Portland
Seattle
Spokane
Tacoma
TSIL
Pacific
Ellensburg summer school session closes after six weeks
The Ellensburg summer session, held in the high school building for six weeks, ends with faculty presenting a resolution to the Vententia school board. Dignitaries include Prof. WL Bb Bay, Prof R B Kelloe, Ed Mather Roo, and several faculty members from the Rilenabirg School.
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Ellensturg Sormp School
Ibd
Yringigal
W. D. Wilesoy
Webbers
Tsuitity
Vententia School Board
Wieh School
WL. Bb. Bay
Che Kalson School
R. B. Kelloee
Centritia Publie Autools
Ed Mather Roo
Misalara Meisner
Wath Henry Ann Misa Molston
Mom Tera
Une
Rilenabirg School
Tennessee Third Party Convention in Nashville
Aug 2 reports the Tennessee state convention of the National Progressive party selecting delegates to the Housevelt convention. It names leading figures and discusses party platform calls for reform and honesty, with Y. Yay Lor leading the movement and Thon stadt it steat as the party motto.
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Nashville
National Progressive Party
Dew
Housevelt
AL Chita
Wodey
Callidate Montud
Inead
Imite Phatform
Ohl
Petes
Tessin
Sule Be
Fragments Describe Men and a Founder Tale for Wives
Aged fragments recount men wandering all day and hating a story they tell their wives about a founder from the future. The garbled text hints at memory and consequence rather than clear events, leaving the core facts obscured.
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Hill
Japan
Fugat
Mosoyrock
HN HS Ghloren
Helplego
Unnier Avhool Clooto
Tennessee
Third Party Convention
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