Centralia Plans Weeklong Street Carnival During Fair
Centralia will stage street carnivals each evening of the Southwest Washington Fair week September 11 to 16 if approved. The Fair Commission will not hold events except September 16 when a fireworks display is planned. The Public Amusement Committee has begun arranging nightly entertainments and will meet this afternoon at the Union Loan & Trust Building to continue planning.
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Centralia
Washington
Reptember
Carringant
Centralia Public Amusement
Fair Commission
Fair Commissioners
Centralix Public Amusement Committee
Public Amusement Committee
B. H. $. Mulder
Union Loan & Trust
Gis School Reopens Tuesday After Labor Day
Schools reopen on Tuesday September 6 with a morning meeting and conferences. The district aims to complete preparations for a first class sanitary opening, as janitors work on finishing touches. The board announces the teaching staff including superintendent Kellogg and principals Pryor Ray Nougherty Harkness Myers, with high and grade teachers listed.
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BR. B. Kellogg
Pheve R. Wadsworth
In M. Pryor
Ray
B.L. Nougherty
DB. K. Harkness
W. E. Myers
Grace Crockett
Flora Koch
Ida Grace Sharp
Mabel Cooper
Grace Hawley
Mabel Lashbrook
W. F. Wolf
Clara McPherson
Frances Rice
Lena Heuring
Annabel Xohle
Anta Lee Dickson
Cabinet scatters after adjournment
After Congress adjourns, key cabinet members disperse. Stimson Knox Beyer Wisher away from Washington with Wisher in Alaska. Hitchcock Wickersham in New York will return tomorrow. MacVeagh Wilson Nagel in Washington plan to leave Saturday.
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United Press
Washington
Congress
Stimson
State Knox
Navy
Beyer
Interior
Wisher
Ton
Alaska
Hitchcock
Wickersham
New York
MacVeagh
Wilson
Commerce and Labor
Nagel
Atwood Will Not Reach New York On Schedule Time
Aviator Mary Atwood set out from Lazards aiming for New York City but fell behind schedule. After passing Albany she landed at Castleton to refuel and indicated he would not reach New York before tomorrow.
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Atwood
New York
Plain
J @udson river
Albany
Castleton
Hundred Policemen At Gates Funeral
Funeral held at Wie Hotel Plaza with about a hundred policemen guarding the gates to manage the crowd. burial took place at Woodlawn cemetery.
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Weyorg
Essily
Wie Hotel Plaza
Woodlawn
Tane
Lineman Electrocuted While Working On Power Line
A Hoquiam lineman was instantly killed near its city while handling a live wire. The body remained fixed on the pole, burned severely as current consumed an arm, and fellow workers had to climb the pole to lower the body amid a dangerous rescue effort.
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Moquiam
Henak
Hemaclyes
Sewer Work Nearing Completion in District 19
City engineer reports Sewer District No 19 nearly finished. Council schedules Sept 5 hearing on remonstrances. Bridge over Mill Ditch on J Street to be removed and moved. a culvert to be laid on J Street, ditch filled, eliminating the need for a bridge.
Hoard May Move Bling Into Street Near Grays Harbor Hotel
Report notes E Hoard proposing to shift his building forty six feet east into B street area if the city deeds the street back in exchange for sidewalks and curbs. City claims title by long usage about eighteen years and seeks council guidance though no formal action was recorded.
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Grays Harbor
Prezent
B Street
Clement
Bain
Coroner Records Natural Death of Young Man
Aug 28 Coroner in Centralia reports a natural death for Boner a young man living with Charles Cazelle near Newaukum Prairie found dead in bed at an early hour Investigators concluded an inquest unnecessary Remains taken to Bucklin parlors Chehalis funeral plans pending Death attributed to natural causes
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Water Boner
Charles Cazelle
Newaukum Prairie
Stickin
Centralia
Chehalis
Well Known Woman Delilah Crouch Dies in Newaukum
Aug 24 Newaukum Delilah Elma Crouch a longtime Lewis County resident died at her home last night Funeral services will be from Sticklin parlors tomorrow at 2 pm Rev Daley officiating Interment at Chehalis T F C cemetery Mrs Crouch was a familiar figure in the county after years of residence
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Delilah Elma Crouch
Newaukumt Pramis
Sticklin
Daley
Tt. C. QO. F
Chehalis
Indian boy passes away in Rochester
Aug 23 Rochester four months old Wilson envy son of George Henry died at home in Rochester. Funeral from home tomorrow afternoon and interment in Rochester. Father is a full blooded Trndsay and a prosperous farmer at Thurston County.
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Wilson Envy
George Henry
Rochester
Thurston County
Grass blaze near Tower venuea extinguished
Aug 28 local fire department quickly battled a grass fire along South Tower venuea near the trestide. Origin traced to a spark from a passing locomotive but prompt actions prevented serious damage.
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South Towervenuea
Movement to impeach Seattle Federal Judge Hanford
A local movement began in Rainier Valley to impeach Federal Judge Hanford over his injunction restraining Seattle and the Rainier Valley line dispute with Renton and Southern Railway. Citizens claim the order disrupted transfers and halted streetcar service, tying up the system as conductors stopped cars. The state Supreme Court ordered the line to issue travelers.
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Seattle, Renton & Southern
Seattle
Tron
Ask
State Supreme Court
Dolly Varden Trout Three Feet Long Observed
Aug 22 report details a group from Seattle returning from Lake Cushman and Hood Canal after seeing Dolly Varden trout about three feet long in the Snokomish stream. The fish, unusually large compared to the usual eighteen to twenty inch average, were shipped to Seattle to be iced and displayed.
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F. D. Harm
Frank
Kate Martin
Opal Blanchard
Seattle
J. P. Guerrier
J. Rt. Martin
Lake Cushman
Hoods Canal
Blanchard
Harm
Guerrier
Fowls Missing Suspect Arrested In Centralia
A coal miner named Irski, arrested for stealing chickens from Minsi s Mes d. B. Minnix, was brought to Centralia and jailed. The hearing before Judge Livis at 11 this morning was postponed awaiting Mrs Minnix, the chief state witness, who is from Opie.
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Idk Jrski
Ekopiah
D. B. Minuix
Irski
Centralia
Juage Livis
Odeck
Library board prepares annual estimate for Chehalis
At a Chehalis special meeting the library board drafted the upcoming year’s expenses totaling 2045 dollars. Items include librarian and assistant salaries, sundry costs, magazines, and new books, with an increase in funds for reference books and a planned librarian convention in Vancouver, B C, the second week of September.
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Library Board
Chehalis
Vancouver
B.C
Assailant Of Agnes Reappears Near Malcolm Ranch
Excitement rises as the man alleged to have assaulted Miss Agnes Bishop near the Malcolm Deonaliie ranch is seen again. Deputies patrol the area under Sheriff Urquhart to arrest the unknown suspect described as potentially maniacal. The description matches a man once charged years ago with enticing three girls for a barn and assault, a case once brought before the Sugarhill Court but dismissed for insufficient evidence.
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Malcolm Deonaliie
Agnes Bishop
Rameh
Urquhart
Miller
Rige
Fire Chief Will Attend Convention in Washington
Chehaits fire chief Andy Long plans to attend the convention of fire chiefs in Vancouver D C from September 11 to 12. The city has approved 35 dollars for travel expenses.
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Andy Long
Chehaits
Convention of Fine Chiefs
Vancouver
D. C
Agun- al
Mr. Long
Two Marriage Licenses Issued in Auditor Office
Two marriage licenses were issued yesterday from Auditor Swofford’s office. Benjamin Farmer and Standifer Kesmes wed. the bride was 17. Parmer, a Baptist minister and father of the groom, performed the ceremony. The second license went to Peter Goff and Clarice Fish of Aberdeen. Justice P. C. Heanfort performed the ceremony with S. W. Liwry and Mrs. Ethel Mest as witnesses.
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Swofford
Cithails
Benjamin Farmer
Kesmes
Parmer
Lewis County
Peter Goff
Clarice EB. Fish
Aberdeen
Court of Justice
Application for Liquor License Renewal by M. & RB. Bar
HM. CG. filed to the city council last night for no renewal of the M. & RB. bar license. The council will not meet next Tuesday as it is the fifth Tuesday. A license report is scheduled for September 5, the old license expiry date.
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HM. CG
Northwestern commercial club convention opens in Edaho
Aug 25 Northwestern Commercial Club delegates from Wheat states gather in this city for a three days convention. Leaders discuss advertising methods and their value to attract settlers and capital for Northwest development.
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Edaho
Northwestern
Washington
Oregon
Blahe
Montana
Urtall
Northwest
ALA PS WIFE ARRESTED AND FINED FOR ASSAULT
Riley, a local resident who had been working in Abanleen, was arrested for assaulting his wife. He pleaded guilty to second degree assault and was fined 24 dollars plus costs. Mrs. Riley announced plans to start divorce proceedings. The incident occurred near the Ariion Hotel in this city.
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Riley
Abanleen
Hoss
Arsaunt
Ariion
Napavine Man Found Dead in Napa Vine
Corner Sticklin responded to Napavine at G u clack last night to investigate the death of T. W. Essle a resident of the place found dead in his bed. Coroner ruled natural causes. Easter remains moved to Stickism parlors in Chr. Nalis for arrangements. The deceased was well known in Napavine, middle aged, and a member of the Ancient Order of United Workmen.
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Corner Sticklin
T. W. Essle
Hne
Chr. Nalis
Tf Napiyine
Ancient Order of United Workmen
Mrs Nellie Prorence Hunt Dies at City Home
Mrs Nellie Prorence Hunt wife of T J Hunt died at the family residence in this city yesterday afternoon. The funeral will be from Sticklin parlors tomorrow afternoon with Rev Thompson officiating. Interment will be at Mountain View cemetery.
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Nellie Prorence Hunt
T. J. Hunt
Sticklin
Thompson
Mountain View Cemetery
City Park Granted for Labor Day Parade
City council grants use of the city park for the Lahore Day parade to involve Mayor Diane and Cannon. Officials accepted the invitation for participation in the event.
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Cty Park
Lakor
Cannell
Lahore
City Budget Estimate For One Year Details
The city council prepares an annual budget forecast showing expenses of 86,700 for running the city. Salaries total 30,000 while other costs are 65,700. Revenue includes 30,000 from the electric light department 9,960 from another source and 4,100 from licenses and fines totaling 44,000 with 41,700 to be raised by property taxation.
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Electric Light Department
Anioon Uconaca
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