Identification of assaulted man Forbes in Tenino
The man known as Scotty who was beaten and cut by an unknown assailant has been identified as Alex D. Forbes a Tenino resident. Sheriff Urquhart and Prosecuting Attorney Buxton announced the identification after a trip to Tenino. Forbes came to Centralia for the circus and carried money. two endorsed checks were taken but not yet cashed. Clues point to imminent custody as Forbes remains in dangerous condition.
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Scotty
Employes
Aléx D. Forbes
Tenino
Urquhart
Buxton
Forbes
Centralia
City Seagrave Auto Fire Truck Update
A council read a Seagrave Company letter from Columbus, Q stating the purchased automobile fire wagon is complete, painted, and ready for shipment in twenty days. It notes a three week transit to Centralia, with possible factory-held delivery if needed.
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Seagrave Company
Columbus
Centralia
Chehalis Business Men Hand Defeat To Traveling Men
Chehalis businessmen beat the traveling team 9 to 0 in a State League game watched by a large crowd. Seven pitchers were used by both sides with Mitchell of Chehalis noted as the best performer.
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Chehalis
We Centralia
Huon
Travelera
Uwe
Mitchell
Chohalls
Innig
Sunnery
Assault charge and warrant involve Chehalis court case
An assault case in Chehalis led to immediate arraignment and a state charge label. The defendant was given a sentence and remanded to authorities with the warrant under review for execution.
Washington Oregon granted permission to build power line
The Washington-Oregon Corporation was granted city council approval to run a high voltage power line through the city to connect with its line to Tenino. The company had held the Hoag power franchise and sought authority to build pole lines, with the council only requiring streets or alleys to be designated.
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Washington
Oregon
Washington-Oregon
Hoag
City Rejects Foreclosure Request On Warrant Case
City Attorney explains that unpaid local improvement assessments do not affect the purchaser’s title after tax deed. Council refuses to foreclose on Tower avenue lot for holder of a local improvement warrant, directing funds in the district to be used for the warrant instead.
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Beal
Tower Avenue
Bones Only Remain as Evidence in Kopiah Chicken Steal Case
Aug. 24. John Iraki, Kopiah coal miner, arrested Tuesday night for stealing seven chickens from Mrs. J. B. Minnix of Kopiah. He was arraigned yesterday afternoon. case continued to Sept. 6 to gather stronger evidence. Mrs. Minnix compares chicken tones to identify fowls. An accomplice, unnamed, fled Kopiah and is believed to be in Seattle. warrant issued.
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John Iraki
Kopiah
J. B. Minnix
Husk
Ruston
Ruxton
Joekt
Seattle
Tobacco crop planning meeting to be held in Breen sboro
United Press dispatch reports a convention in Breen sboro under the Farmers cooperative and Vocational Union in North Carolina and Virginia. The meeting aims to discuss plans for this year's tobacco crop with speakers including Charles J Barrell, president of Mehattansl organization, and Joel B Port, president of the Tennessee hiIhheh.
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United Press Lr
Breensborg
Norrow
North Carolina
Virginia
Farmers’ Co-operative and Vetucational Union
Charles 3. Barrell
Mehattansl Organization
Joel B. Port
The
Tennessie Hiiheh
Mt Cle
Funeral Services of Indian Youth in Rochester
Funeral services were held from the family residence in Rochester for an Indian youth. The tone recalls old community leaders and a respected farmer from Thurston County. Family attendees and local residents gathered, with survivors noted as well attended and well known.
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Rochester
Angeh
Wiscenry
George Denry
Mrs McGoogan Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Addia McGoogan died after a lengthy illness. Funeral services are scheduled for tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Continent Undertaking. The cortege will proceed to Washington Lawn Cemetery for interment. Reverend Robert RoktoMotating to officiate at 205 W Pine.
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Addia McGoogan
Gontratin
W. Pine
Robert RoktoMotating
Wash- Jonton Lawn
Aviator Atwood Breaks World Cross Country Flight Record
United Press Leased Wire report from West Point details aviator Harry Atwood breaking the world long distance cross country record by reaching Shine Cliff after 1176 miles from St. Louis, with a prior 1164 mile mark. He suffered a hotel room mishap but planned to continue toward New York, while maneuvering near Hudson and Highlands after starting from Cold Springs.
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United Press
West Point
Hudson
Harry Atwood
Shine Cliff
St. Louis
Konig
Germany
Atwood
South Castleton
New York
Wira
Nyack
Cold Springs
Highlands
Searhoroteh
Pay Streak Found North of Moclip s Coast on Beach
Aberdeen dispatch reports Heness of Moclips returning from a coast trip with news of pay dirt along the coast north of the Quileute river. Miners work near Granville Point and Quillete river with four in camp, two owners, two lessees, paying 50 percent to owners. Deposit estimated at three dollars per square yard, with no excavations yet and supplies reachable only by favorable seas.
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Aberdeen
WNI
Heness
Moclips
Quileute
Tce
Alaska
Fiields
Mr. Hewess
Granville Point
Frank
Smooth Ran
Quillete River
Hennes
Henesa
Nome
Beattie Murder Trial Opens On Anniversary
Chesterfield Va August 24 Today marked the first anniversary of the charge against Frank Beattie for his wife Louise's murder. Beattie viewed blood stained garments with no emotion as witnesses testified. Uncle Thomas Owen recounted the night of the warder and Beattie’s quick exit, and Beattie remained unmoved through the proceedings.
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United Press
Chesterfield
Frank Beattie
Thomas Owen
Mortgage Not Good Ir County Goes Dry
Fragmented OCR text describes a land dispute and alleged mismanagement in mortgage handling. The story mentions a person pushing for a written claim on a mortgage fare and a dispute over land adjoining a right of way in Wisconsin, with references to financial improprieties and audits.
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Wis Toon
Vis
Ander
Aruttotchint Heads Harriman Roads Chief
Dispatches from New York report a key resignation within Harriman Roads leadership. Lavety plans to retire as legal adviser while Lovett remains interim presiding officer and general manager, with joint confirmation of a reassignment.
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Ager
Lovett
Lavoty
Southern Pacific Cuts 500 Jobs Across System
United Press report from San Francisco states Southern Pacific will lay off about 500 of its 8400 employees by tonight as part of a company wide reduction policy amid poor business. Some workers may avoid discharge through reduced hours.
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United Press
San Francisco
Cal
Department of Economics
The
Routhery Pacific
Nera
Pacifia Digiaton
Mother Sues Southern Pacific Over Boy's Death
Mrs. Alice Walker Howell of Tacoma sues Southern Pacific for 50000 damages for the death of her 11 year old son George who was killed on a Pullman coach of the Oregon Express between Delta and Reading. Railroad policeman Daniel Fleming is awaiting trial on murder charges with Morgan and John Doe Dellus named as co defendants.
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Reduing
Cal
Alice Walker Howell
Tacoma
Wash
Southern Parific Company
George
Oregon Express
Daniel Fleming
John T. Morgan
John Doe" Dellus
Southern Pacific
Woodmen of World to Buy Bonds for City Water System
The Chehalis camp 192, Woodmen of the World, plans to purchase a $25,000 bond issue if the municipal gravity water system for Chehalis and Centralia is built. The order of water bonds mirrors prior municipal investments in Port Townsend and Seattle. Clerk P. C. Beaufort will pursue bond talks with the proper parties after the water project terms are settled.
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Chehalis
Centralia
Chehalis Camp
Woodmen of
Plantatr
Port Townsend
Seattle
P. C. Beaufort
Chehalis van
Benedict Named Postmaster in Centralia
Benedict is appointed postmaster of Centralia amid a formal ceremony at the residence of the presiding officials. The event included masked attendees and a brief acknowledgment of his readiness to assume duties.
Mrs Crouch Buried Today in Chehalis Area
Funeral for Mrs. Delila Flora Crouch of Newankim Prairie was held this afternoon at 2 from Suckiin parlors de Chehalis with Rev Daley officiating. Survivors noted, and burial in I.O.O.F cemetery, Chehalis, following strong Lewis County ties.
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Delila Flora Crouch
Newankim Prairie
Chehalis
Daley
Sorvives
Kalman Bride Weds Richard Edward Blaque Bey in St Paul
Miss Josephine Kalman daughter of Mr and Mrs Arnold Kalman of St Paul wed Richard Edward Blaque Bey chancellor of the Turkish embassy in Berlin in a St Paul cathedral ceremony attended by about a thousand guests including European and American dignitaries. Cecilia Kalman served as bridesmaid and Lady Kathleen Beresford attended among others at the reception hosted by the Kalman family. The groom born in the United States rises in the Ottoman diplomatic service and the couple met two years ago in Burla at the US embassy events.
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T, Paul, Miny
Josephine Kalman
Arnold Kalman
Richard Edward Blaque Bey
Berlin
St. Paul Cathedral
United States
Europe
Cecilia Kalman
Kathleen Beresford
Lord Charles Beresford
Washington
Tirst
Burla
Scholle
Kasser
Chief seeks confession from Scotty Forbes after hotel attack
On August 24 Chief Frank Roberts visited Alex Forbes known as Scotty at Employer Hospital to press for the attacker’s identity in the Michigan rooming house assault last Saturday. Forbes refuses to name his assailant, citing lack of knowledge or stubbornness. Forbes remains weak and not out of danger as hospital attendants report.
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Frank Roberts
Employer
Alex Forbes
Scotty
Michigan
Forbes
M. A. Munson
Michigan Hotel
Frank
Successful Dance By Co M At Auditorium
The dance given at the auditorium last night by the Co M band of the Washington National Guard was well attended and a success. Directors forbade male members from appearing on the floor in coats, a rule gratefully received by fathers and other male attendees as summer heat rose.
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Bors of
Co. M
Washington National Guard
Yeourser
Michiganers Organize Club For North District Meets
A fragmentary local item notes that residents in the Michigan area planned to form a permanent organization. The report lists several names including Thompson and W. HL Thompson and mentions a Michigan Day near the Southwest Washington path with tent provisions offered for a gathering.
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Athens
Pasket
Michican Cih
Spencer
Syeye
Walser
Thompson
W. HL. Thompson
Michigan
Washington
Anl
Henheed Heter
Phonmsen
Tariff Proposal Affects Western Pacific Routes
United Press Leased Wire reports the Western Pacific road plans a new tariff cutting rates from California to the Black Hills region, impacting major distributing points across Wyoming Nebraska and South Dakota and affecting traffic to western destinations.
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United Presa
San Francisco
Cal
Western Pacific Road
Oday
California
Black Hills
Wyoming
Nebraska
South Dakota
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Wien
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Valted Press
Pri Vite
Paisagad
Woodmen OF World
Benedict
Olio
Dhe
Tie
Eve
Mavshih Lassader
Ingten
Cerema
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Seattle Poni
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