Organization of a city board of charities
A meeting at the Methodist church on November 29 discussed forming a Board of Charities. A committee including Rev. W H Thompson John Galvin Miss Requa N B Jaques William Scales Miss Cottrell and Mrs Kulskern was appointed to perfect the organization. A follow up meeting will be held at Mrs Kulskern home Friday night to complete the plan with Rev Robert Seid spearheading the movement.
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Methodist Church
Board of Charities
W- H. Thompson
John Galvin
Requa
N. B. Jaques
William Scales
Cottrell
Robert Seid
Chehalis Beats Centralia In Muddy Gridiron Duel
Chehalis high school defeats Centralia 11 to 6 in a rough mud soaked game at Miller Field yesterday afternoon. Noble outpaced his rival on the ground, while Chehalis stars excelled in punt returns and the forward pass produced Chehalis first blood. Centralia scored in the third period but missed the extra point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chehalls
Centralia
Miller
Noble
Chehalis
Dagr
Bank Ready to Move Into New Quarters
The Farmers and Merchants Bank will relocate to the corner of Tower Avenue and Mayle Street next Monday, with the structure nearly complete and ready for occupants. Articles of incorporation filed with County Auditor Swofford name D. F. Davis and others, forming Centralia Center with partners including L. Johnsen and M. We Winwines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BANK
NEW Quarters Commercial Club
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Tower Avenue
Mayle Street
Sofe
Aml Recorda
Parnere & Merelite
Guathwest
Washtorton
Iarry Swofford
Centralia Canter
Proposal Aims at 20 Percent Reduction in Fees
Nov 2 a committee and Attorney discuss settlement over street work cost disparities. Pratt offered a 1 percent reduction on paving costs around $1000 while the committee seeks a 20 percent cut. Pratt left for Portland to confer with his community and another meeting is set for Friday night. The dispute centers on the street being four feet longer than the initial measurement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrar
Pratt
Portland
Marriage Licenses Issued in Chehalis Area
A marriage license was issued from Audster Swofford’s office in Chehalis to John Ty Smith of McCormick and Sadie A. McKibben of Port Hood. The ceremony took place yesterday afternoon at the bride’s sister’s home in Chehalis, officiated by Rev. Chiften. The couple will reside in McCormlok.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audster Swofford
Chehalis
John Ty Smith
McCormick
Sadie A. McKibben
Porthind
Chiften
Gormlok
Patterson Trial Ends Without Verdict in Murder Case
Denver November 29 jury in the murder trial of Mrs Patterson failed to render a verdict of not guilty. A deal was closed yesterday afternoon where the Somneveld Cigar Store, owned by C C Switvan, passed to James T. Jensen and his son who previously operated a pool room in Bling Washington.
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Denver
Somneveld Cigar
C. C. Switvan
Jamoa TD
Carpenters Dominate Bowling League Night
In a Wednesday match of the City Bowling League the Carpenters crushed their opponents 5874 to 224 in the first set and 214 to (score incomplete) in the second. Roberts led with a 202 high score and 188 average while Sreete and Wilkins posted top averages of 180 and 180 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenters
Centraiin Daily Chronicle
Tofurs
Aosinilir Nannigr
Secom
Maniche Chronicle
Roberts
Sreete
The
Chronicle
Wilkins
Funeral services for Elizabeth Stark held today
The funeral for Elizabeth Stark, the one and a half year old daughter of William Stark, occurred at her father's home Tuesday afternoon. Father Pitzpatrick officiated at the Catholic service, and interment followed at Moonfitn View Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Stark
Eliazabeth Shirk
William Stark
Pitzpatrick
Moonfitn View
Purchases Tackson Roadster From Tacoma Dealer
Dr Prhamop returned from Tacoma with a new C918 Jackaan roadster purchased through the Contralta Auto Company, the local agents for the car. The car was driven down from Tacoma and acted in a highly efficient manner.
Guilty Pleas in Times Building Dynamite Case
The McNamara brothers admitted guilt in the Times Building dynamite case after earlier not guilty pleas. John and James McNamara confessed to placing dynamite at the Liellewys Iron Works and Times Building. Sentencing set for December 5. John faces one year to life, James life or hanging. Clarence Darrow spoke for the defense amid wild trial rumors.
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LOS Angele
John B. McNamara
Liellewys Iron Works
John McNamara
James McNamara
Times
Clarence Darrow
Jim
John
al Scott
Horton
Tabor
McNamara
CANDIDATES ALL WART WATER ORDINANCE PASSED
The water meeting at Maison on Wednesday evening drew nearly all candidates with two absent. Most signed petitions for mayor or signer roles, and the meeting aimed to gauge support for an ordinance adoption, with further sessions planned tonight.
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Maison
Sali Ue
Wickersham Address on Government Power and Direct Legislation
Attorney General Wickersham argued that government power should be limited and that direct legislation by the people is unsafe. He warned that holding companies and broad democratic schemes threaten liberty, urging careful reliance on appointed judges and representative government.
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Wickersham
Truce Offered Rebels in Hope of Peace Plan
United Press dispatch reports a three day truce agreed between government and rebels to discuss peace terms. If no agreement, the truce could extend fifteen days as talks move toward a settlement in Shanghai under Chinese government terms.
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United Press
Prin, der
Uno
Shangtai
Yuan
Progressives Rebuffed By Tacoman Delegation Motion
In Tacoma a motion to send a delegate to a proposed conference in Tacoma of progressive Republicans over a presidential primary session was defeated by a standing vote. P Green of South End Improvement Club led the motion. three votes favored it while critics called the move Seattle influenced. Speakers argued for signing the petition as individuals to avoid further factional trouble within the local progressives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Progressive Republicana
Central Improvement League
P. Green
South End Improvement Club
M. LeCrone
West
Improvement Club
Seattle
Wan Struck By Train Near Ruecoda
A passenger train struck 68 year old John Bros a while he walked along the tracks near Ruecoda yesterday afternoon. He was placed on the same train to the station and taken to Temine for treatment. His right hand injuries, arm, and body were severely bruised with possible internal damage feared.
Trials delayed as jurors questioned in Franklin case
In Los Angeles District Attorney Fredericks asked for a court continuance to 2 pm to allow further investigation in the Franklin bribery case. The judge granted the request. The twelfth venire of fifty was examined. fifteen qualified and twenty three were excused. Clarice Durrow denied reports of defense funds being used for bail or aid.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Atorney Fredericks
Althon Hedericks
Winlock Nominates Tickets for City Election
A monthly meeting in Winlock nominated a People's ticket for the December 5 election. The slate includes TW. Raught, HG Cess and PL J. Berkom for councilmen and George P. Wall for treasurer. It endorses the People, Citizens and Socialist tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winlock
People’s
TW. Raught
HG Cess
PL J. Berkom
Qeorge P. Wall
Thlawiankos
Peoplea
The
Citizens
Socialiste
Grandmother Granted Custody in Noted Lewis County Divorce
John W. Roberts of Morton was granted a divorce from Sylvia Roberts by Judge Rica after a two day trial over custody of two young children. Guardians named were Mr and Mrs David Burton of near Randle, with Roberts allowed supervised access. Roberts had pleaded guilty to a criminal assault in Randle and was sentenced to Walla Walla, marriage to provide legality for the children.
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John W. Robers
Morton
Sylvia Roberts
Rica
Lewis County
Superior Court
Sali
Chehalis
Roberts
Randle
Walla Walls
Chehalis City Pays Claim From Rope Accident Injury
The city council settled the claim by J. Jd. Sticklin for 87 dollars after an incident on a dark day when a rope stretched across a street caused injury. The accident involved a Chehalis presiding official and high mobile pricing in the area, with the city covering medical expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Jd. Sticklin
Chehalis
Mgr
Stick
Lin
Adna Blacksmith Case Dismissed for Lack of Evidence
In Adna the case against L B Young, accused of a disturbance and assault on Mrs O L Santhed, was dismissed in the Superior Court yesterday due to insufficient evidence to convict. Prosecutor J B Huxton moved to dismiss after the ruling.
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J. B. Huxton
L. B. Young
Adna
Escaped Convict Recaptured Near Mes-Prillook Quarries
A convict escaped from Mes-Prillook quarries yesterday afternoon but was recaptured and returned to the institution before authorities learned of the escape. Marshal SW. Juinksoi of Adma led the recapture. Rumors connect the incident to regional groups using centers as checkpoints. Meanwhile, local thefts include seven stolen turkeys by Mo Robinson and 14 turkeys missing from Mrs. Tutoah Anderson in the same area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes- Prillook
SW. Juinksoi
Adma
Petey Lieving
Centealke
Tns
Thade
Losang
Mo Robinson
Hebedi
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Uwilet Hess
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Gene Winkerstan
Dan
Langshier
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Vaio
Prmien
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