Alpha county opens new high school building soon
The Alpha town school to be ready for occupancy by the August 21 opening. The new high school will include two years of high school in the course and gain state accreditation, aiding students in the county's east end. Miss Helen Kalbus, formerly of Whitworth, will run the high school, with Miss Clara Frederick of Chehalis teaching grades.
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Alpha
Helen Kalbus
Whitworth
Clara Frederick
Chehalis
Big Crowd Promised for South Bend Conference
Secretary E. A. Merrell of the Southwest Washington Settlers Agency reports all commercial clubs within the Southwest Washington Development Association pledge to send delegations to the upcoming meeting in South Bend from August 29 to 31. Indications point to one of the largest attendances in the association’s history.
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E. A. Merrell
Southwest Washington Settlers Agency
Southwest Washington
Southwest Washington Development Association
Tle
South Bend
Veteran OES at Walville Passes Away
Alexander Miles Wiwell an old soldier of Walville died at his home Monday night from the infirmities of advanced age. He enlisted in Company TP 22nd Missouri Volunteers and served three years and four months in the Civil War. He is survived by four daughters two of whom live in Walville. The funeral was held in Chebalis Friday.
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Alexander Miles Wiwell
Walville
22Nd
Missouri Volunteers
Teld I Chebalis
Kla ber Will Filed With Bounty Glerk In Titani Disaster
The will of the late Merman Kla ver, a Lewis county victim in the Titanié disaster, has been filed with County Clerk Montfort. Appraisers Jigligon Kenover and Crawhart are to value the large Rhier property in the county.
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Merman Klaver
Lewis County
Montfort
M. Jigligon
W. H. Kenover
W. M. Crawhart
Rhier
Ae Holding
Leham Couple Married Here Yesterday
A Leham couple, Tuph A Newnts and Miss ith Trene VWiveary, wed at Miss Myrtle Corteril’s home in Leham area yesterday with Rev. Robert I. Eld officiating. The bride and groom are local residents. the groom is pursuing studies in the city. A light-hearted aside notes pork prices as a compliment to be called a hog.
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Tuph A. Newnts
Ith Trene Vwiveary Wen
Tov
Myrtle Corteril
Ovhani
Yeaterday
Robert I
Eld aMelited
Careemony
Leham
Felson Wastooss College
Chehalis 10 Launches Round Against Autos
City Attorney C A Studebaker and Chehalis officials plan a strict campaign against violators of city traffic laws. Fines will rise from one to one hundred dollars for speed violations and lights infractions. Motorcyclists and persistent offenders face vigorous prosecution as peace officers target dangerous night driving.
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C. A. Studebaker
Chehalis
Matcces
Chehglis
Funeral Held for Morton Resident Postmaster
The funeral of George Hopgood, a Morton resident for 20 years, was held yesterday afternoon. He died at his home Sunday, aged over 70, with services conducted by Silver Creek lodge of Masons. He served as Morton postmaster until his health forced resignation, and is survived by one son who is currently in Morton business ventures.
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George Hopgood
Morton
Tanguspines
Silver Creek
Hla leg punctured by crowbar at Napavine mill
A Japanese fireman at the Somerville mills in Napavine was severely injured when a crowbar used to force a belt on a pulley was driven through the fleshy part of his leg. Doctors expect recovery if no complications arise.
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Somerville
Napavine
Bound Over After Desolate Cain Dust Arrest
R C Mohney and May Ness were arrested by police Monday near the fair grounds. They pleaded guilty to a charge of loud cohabitation before Justice Charles Hoss and were bound over to the salveril court under bonds of four thousand dollars each.
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R. C. Mohney
May Ness
Fair Grounds
Justice of the Peace
Charles Hoss
Savellor Court
Clark progress from August 3 GOP constable bid
In Chirk, Orntinna, candidate Megowthy led the Republican bid for constable in the fusion court race. He withdrew from the Republican ticket and seeks removal from the ballot while asking Progressive votes not to be counted.
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Chirk
Chiely
Eltet
Potlee
Wid
Megowthy
Fustion Court
Orntinna
Constable
Theket
Boo Vaydhaate
Gentralians Marooned by Incoming Tide at Port Granville
Ed Watson Jack Heath and Mabel Slusser, workers at the Chur Chill Glove factory, were stranded on a rock near Pacific Beach as an incoming tide left them marooned from noon to 10 PM Monday. A photographer escaped to safety but the others could not follow, though all endured cold with no serious injuries. Rumors of drownings caused unease in Aberdeen.
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Ed. Watson
Jack Heath
Mabel Slusser
Churchill Glove Factory
Port Granville
Pacific Beach
Siptographer
Iographer
Batty
Aberdeen
New Leader for Local Eagle Band Takes Helm
August 210 reports Proffitt resigning as leader of the Eagle band after seven of the last ten years at the helm. L. E. Treatagne succeeds him, bringing Northwest band experience from Baker City Oregon and the White Swan band. He led Baker concert band to a silver cup at the Elks carnival in Los Angeles and plans to elevate the local group to top state status this winter.
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Doho Proffitt
Eagle Band
L. E. Treatagne
Treatagne
Northwest
White Swan
Baker City
Ore
Baker
Los Angeles
Proffitt
War on Speeding Automobiles and Motorcycles
Following city complaints, Chief of Police Scheider will launch a campaign against speed maniacs racing through Centria streets. An ordinance caps speeds at eight miles on paved streets and twelve on other streets, with enforcement to the limit. Offenders will be brought to police court and face fines from one to one hundred dollars.
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UGUST
City Commission
Scheider
Centralia
Secretary to Japan Envoy Stops in Seattle on Tokyo Mission
United States special envoy to attend the late Mikado's funeral arrived at Vancouver and was transferred to a Seattle boat. He plans to depart for the Orient from Seattle and declined to be interviewed.
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Ancouver
Krex
Nartiate
Apan
United States
Mikado
Vancouver Tude
Seattle
Orient
Kans wives back suffrage drive with chicken tract fund
In Ther a Kans A ne Sta farmers wives and daughters grow reluctant about suffrage, forming a chicken tract to raise money for the campaign. They plan to devote funds to support the cause while noting the first fundraising effort in the state since the Civil War. Matrimony and alimony rhyme, but when mixed they spoil married life.
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Thera
Nansis
Hte
Centralia Teachers Assigned for coming term
Aug 22 Centralia superintendent R B Kellogg announced the teaching staff for the new term opening September 3 The changes include Carl Pitzer as music supervisor replacing Phoebe Wadsworth and E R B Thomas as high school principal E T Hartnett to head manual training Ruth Kennedy to lead domestic science The report lists the full instructor assignments across several buildings and grades with numerous named teachers and roles.
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R. B. Kellogg
City Schoola
Carl Pitzer
Phoebe Wadsworth
E. R B. Thomas
Centralia
E. T. Hartnett
Mias Ruth Kennedy
I. It
Kellogg
Plizer
Aviste
Kd. Thomas
Pearl Sie
Pearl Sie @ndy, BEuglish; Annie Merrick
Flora Koch
W. F. Woll
Mabel Cooper
Hhrook
Comercial
BE. T. Manal
Ruth
Carlehorus
Ela
Hida Ekty
Race David
Ne Gonde
Dlea
Tryan At Bore Dodge War Speech Given in Iowa Meet
United Press Leased Wire reports Willan J. Ryan delivered one of three Chautauqua speeches. He plans more talks in the state this summer. The speaker aimed to align with Governor Wilson of New Jersey and the vice president on wartime policy.
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United Press
Fort Bodan
Willan J. Ryan
Standard Oil Chief Details Campaign Contributions
John D. Archibald president of Standard Oil testified before the Senate committee, detailing contributions to the 1904 Republican campaign. He said $109,000 went to Cornelius Buss, $25,000 to Senator Penrose, with further sums totaling $275,400 to the Republican side, and he described Roosevelt’s alleged pressure and internal disputes over the funds. Archibald denied altering or falsifying letters and said Roosevelt never thanked the company for its support.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Standard Oil Company
Senate Committee
John D. Archibald
Archibald
Henry H. Rogers
Henry Tilford
Cornelius W. Buss
New York
National Campaign Committee
Senator Penrose
Buss
Bliss
Clapp
Penrose
Ar. Archibald
Archibold
Hills
Archipont
Standard 631
Dlai
Standard
Rogers
Liss
Jones
Garfield
Europe
William Rockefeller
Tilford
Cortelyou
Follo
John D. Archibold
Senate
Republicans
George B. Cortelyou
National Commiittee
Protest Against Huwards Appointment Shrouded in City Meetings
In Relsangham Washington on August 21 protesters voiced opposition to C. W. Howard's appointment following the resignation of diaidge C. Ho Hanford. A Diveressives meeting urged action and telegrams were sent to officials. Local leaders including County Attorney Bixby and White led the protests, with many calling for broader resistance and possible political action. The unrest echoes earlier regional scandals involving the Me Hoote Gorton case and the state court.
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Uuitet
Relsangham
Wash
Shlemenk
Taft
C. W. Howard
Diaidge C. Ho
Hanford Gran
Dita
Eity
Howaryd
Ponty
Bellings II
Bixby
White
Shige
PL Brown
Poringarley
Bigsw
Peniserton
Ry Criteastl Bas Busse
Miceney North
Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale
A damaged newspaper fragment mentions a California fellow and a series of garbled terms. Readable bits reference a bucket, joke, and various nonsensical names, with no clear event, date, or stake.
Wooran Attends Event Amid Odd Garb Report
A garbled OCR note describes a person named Wooran attending a government event. The text suggests unusual dress described as plucked and tall dread, with unclear location details.
Unclear fragmentary input prompts potential names
The source text is garbled and unreadable leaving no coherent event or entities to summarize into a titled news item or factual summary.
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Adony
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Clark Progressine
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Mad Allison
Bertha
Ida McNeil
Assembly Room
W. E. Morera
Edith ‘Lay
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Edison Huiliding
Lena Hearing
Hel Noble
Lee Dick- Mane Porter
Asarntraam
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Margaret Cunningham
Logan
Gk Wieder
Wanda Knox
Neilie Mar Tam
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Tryan
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Standard Oil
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