Prisoner Mrs Emme Larsen Faces Trial in Alledged Illicit Affair
The article reports Mrs Emme Larsen, mother of two, in a county jail cell awaiting Superior Court trial with her lover, A McDonald, after fleeing together. The man refused to plead guilty, risking harsher charges, while Larsen expresses strong defiance and concern only for McDonald and her children. The narrative notes a hotel arrest and ongoing local court proceedings, with various community updates about residents and local businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emme Tarsen
A. McDosali
Womsen
Jesn
Ruip
Larsen
Hushend
Boldl Binz
Rainier
Oregon
Hehelis
Asi Méh
Street Car Workers Get Wage Increase at Twin City Line
The local street company raises pay for Carmen and conductors effective this month. Manager E Storer Tice cites improvements and loyalty as reasons, noting the new rates exceed some cities while veteran workers earn the top scale. The firm pledges to hire based on skill and not on cheap immigrant labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chehuke Dee
Wales
E. Storer Tice
Carmen
Portland
Twin City Light & Traction Company
Jeral Company
Ito
Greeka
Merteans
Lalfbreeds
Fondeserinto Ghd
Mule leads driver to fatal clash at street crossing
The report details a mule attack near the Pvindte street crossing that injured Mike Ottermon and led to the mule vanishing after a violent incident as a train passed in the distance. The animal resisted, causing Ottermon to suffer critical injury while attempting to coax the animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghehans Dee
Pvindte Street
Entender Altamena
Mike Ottermon
Mike
Train disruption arrest at Chehalis depot
Debris of garbled OCR reports Dee Chehalis a traveler on Train 34 arrested at the depot Thursday charged with being drunk and causing a disturbance on the Tacoma southbound route. Justice of the Peace Westever imposed a fine with unclear details in the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chehalis Dee
Tacoma
Justice of the Peare Westever
Weary of Wedlock in Three Weeks Ends in Divorce
A German couple from Chehalis sought a divorce after a three week marriage begun with a trip to a sheriff office discussion. The husband, who had returned to Germany for a former sweetheart, and the bride, a contrast in size and appearance, agreed to separate and divide community property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Rehroeuer
Sheriff Department
Engliel
Swofford
Fatherland
Chehalis
Lewiston Humane Society Plans First Meeting
The Lew county Humane Society held its first meeting at City Hall to plan the organization. President Charles Dieckman led discussions while committees were named to draft bylaws badges and applications and set future dates. Present were City Attorney Studebaker Judge Prewitt Sheriff Aramert Deputy Poster and others. J Z Lynely was elected recording secretary. Meeting set for Saturday December 19 at Chehalls City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chellis
Lew ‘Hunty
Poster
Banquet Honors Chehalis Methodist Church Leaders
The Chehalis Methodist church held a banquet Sunday night with excellent attendance and smooth service. The menu featured a gourmet plan with sparkling, pointed toasts and notable attendees including local figures and musicians from the Manless Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chehalis
Pisegper
Banauet
Gingsta
Noble
Chareh
Studevakar
Metso
Met
Garrtap FM
Hove
Arthur
Cary
New Chip EngoceedsEletric Plant Che
New chip engocees arrive to assume duties as chief engineer at the Tela City Light and Traction plant. A county bridge crew works on Jones Creek crossing under Z Preston. Ray Gates seeks Olympia clerical work. Arno Plies visits Portland contemplating an engineering offer. Mrs. Walt White visits Montesano. Sadie Dunlap returns to the state university. Bobby Franklin improves from pneumonia. Ars Mrmien Burnett and son back from Sentila after illness. Mrs. A E Cooper and daughter Marvel visit relatives in Chehalis. Gladys Johnston noted relation to local figures. Carvel Jones of Pe Li suffers septicemia after a minor knee injury treated late.
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B. M Jarvis
Tarcoma
Dutieé
Enaiujeer
Tela City Light & Traction Company
Jarie Hne
Sadie Dunlap
State University
Z. Preston
Jones Creek
Ray Gates
Olympia
Capitol
Arno
Plies
Portland
Ens
Pierson
First National Bank of
South Bend
Chehaie Nathal Bank
Bobby Franklin
Peter Wranklin
Pheniinia
Ars Mrmien Burnett
Sentila
Tillie
A. E. Cooper
Aerittie
Marvel
Uhehal
Nive
Cooper
Johnston
Gludge Spalding
Gladys Johnston
A. R. Jamson
Little Falls
Ghehalis
Johnson
C. Ofsted
Oletet
Winlock
Carvel Jones
Clichalis
Man Held on Peace Warrants After Domestic Dispute
A tempestuous sequel to matri mania fiction began when George G. grew appeared on two warrants charging him with intimidating relatives. He was bound over on 240 to keep the peace. His wife separated, he stayed in South Bend while she returned to Con trata. He later tried to break into his mother in law’s home, prompting protection orders.
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Scanfort
George 4
Lis
Seung
Grea
South Bend
Ion
Contrata
Wowim
Leody Loatier TMaves Tok Ti Te Art
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Leody Loatier and Je siah M. Rhines with references to The Dunderroan Fan and Toulso. The text is unreadable in parts but hints at a musical or artistic context and a named individual, without a clear event or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leody Loatier
Educators prepare for action on Educational Association meeting
Lewis County principals and teachers plan to attend the 24th annual meeting of the Action on Educational Association at the University of Washington Seattle December 27 to 29. Letters urge districts to participate while an East to West lineup of speakers and presenters includes eminent educators. WW D Bay, County Superintendent, will headline with a talk on developing rural study methods.
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Shehsts Dees
Andresses
WW. D. Bay
Toledo visitor Describes County Rail Activity and Roads
Chehalis on December 6 Deman Conrad of Toledo farm visits Chehalis and speaks well of Toledo bright future with railroad expansion. He notes several rights of way purchased and land set for state road while poor roads hinder progress and dampen building plans due to bad weather.
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Deman Conrad
Toledo
Chehalis
Covad
Conrad
Bride from Mira Abbie May Maker Weds Jessa F Tharpe
A simple home wedding last Sunday joined Mira Abbie May Maker of this city to Jessa F Tharpe of Moquiam Washington. Rev FF A LaViolette of the Methodist Episcopal church officiated before close friends who offered congratulations and tokens of good will.
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Chehalis Dee
Mira Abbie May
Jessa F. Tharpe
Moquiam
Wash
A. LaViolette
Methodist-Episcopal Church
TVAM BOLTS WREANS TG Seatis Dee 6 Seared
The fragmentary text describes a vehicle incident with a vehicle badly damaged and individuals named Ralling and Coen involved. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but suggest a road accident scene and emergency response.
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Chay
Collings
Coen
Ralling
Alan
Keoteers Reunited After Decades of Estrangement
Frances Foley and Gland Keoteer met in Chehsis last Sunday to mark twenty years apart. The elder, about seventy, lived in Gaston and sold his express business. Wis, the brother, recently bought a small place near Chewalis and had moved from Minnesota. They had kept only sporadic correspondence and barely knew each other’s whereabouts until recently. Their depot reunion was a touching, restrained moment that hinted at renewed kinship.
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Frances Foley
Chehsis
Byanca
Qaston
Wis
Ghewalis
Minnesota
Fragmented Names Report From Weekend Socials Across Town
Saturday and Sunday visits and gatherings across multiple locales include Chehats Deep John Martin visiting Dryad, Heney A Farrel at Aberdeen, Mixa Grave Wilson with Tacoma friends, Ta A Graves visiting Deny, Mini Vantile Carp starting two journeys, and Mera Wy A Spencords return from a month away with Me and Mra Tinemiony at Contyaitn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Martin
Dryad
Saturiday
Heney A. Farrel
Aberdeen
Mixa Grave Wilson
Tacoma
Ta A. Graves
Deny
Mya
W. D
Suniday
Contyaitn
Porterville Visitors and Chehalis News Summary
Local notes report Mrs Lacey visiting Porterville with Mrs Lacey in attendance from Portland families tied to Chehalis and Centralia relatives. Other items mention theatre engineering plans, staff changes, a nurse training move in Seattle, and various local pursuits including hunting trips and community business updates.
Roosevelt to speak at New Haven dinner December 13
The letter to Col Isaac M Ullman, head of the New Haven chamber, notes Roosevelt will speak at a December 13 dinner. He will comment on caucus progress and politics as Governor-elect Baldwin and other speakers, including Yale figures, attend.
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New Tlaven
Dee
Isaac M. Ullman
Ramdant
New Haven Chamber of Commerce
Roosavelt
Gol Roosavelt
Ute Waner
Simeon Ti. Haldwin
Whan Roasovat
Campeli
Yale
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J. Johnson
Litte Falls
Cowbity
Emery Mitchell
Brewar
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Henry Malster
Guylite
Jock
Sndies
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Ile
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Rock
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Deep Ragret
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Sald
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Centralla
Gheds
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Pravesida
Ana
Cowlitz Cemetery
Miele
Waack
Naears
Urunsken Parsenger
Leoni
Fiany
Wien
Chellis Dee
Walt White
Montesano
Jesiah M. Rhines
Nial
Toulso
Ion Wile
Hele
Trlinda
Elhker
Nagezy
Seuio
Cheralis
TVAM
Wreans
Keoteers
Chehats
Lasey
Mra Lacey
Mrs ‘Lacey
Porterville, al
Ate G. Wasserman
Mra. W. A. Summars
Centrallal
Lowry
We. Tate
Cn 4 Stata
Uhehins Ais
Theatre Scheumann
Bas
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M. T. Harrison
Spokade
Wil. Carter
Pnetionl
Omak
Ity State’ Bank of
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Mhey
Patti
G. Lee Waters
Trisk
Iuild
George Scott
Viola
Auburn
Cheh Mra
Sugat Blade Juany
Mathias
Centralian
Chehalis Gas Company
Morton
R. G. Dunn Co
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Menon
Dodraga
Chehats Wat
Bt. Melon
Charles Seholte
Wally Walla
Teddy
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