Twin City Light & Traction Company Promises Better Lights
Centralia readers confront prolonged poor lighting from Twin City Light and Traction Company. Manager Stover Tice explains balancing circuits and updating equipment, while residents demand immediate improvements and resist reliance on new globe types like tungsten or tantalum. The Daily Chronicle critiques past promises and urges real performance, noting current voltage fluctuations burdening consumers.
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Ducking for Student Salome Sparks Cal Summit Clash
San Francisco student Moatty of Clay Street, a member of the amphorista clan at the State University, was ducked in the Clem son d on campan as part of a beer bust prevention effort. The wets, suspected of orchestrating the dunk, watched as he rose to the surface during the baptismal rite. Cleveland Mary Carden barred from appearing in Satomo TM. Mayor Hach announced electrified New York dramatic event disabled.
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Pared Bayk Amid Student Adversity
A fragment notes tension among students and alleged threats linked to a college committee. The text mentions a group of friends and a vowed response to confront the matter at campus events. No specific names or dates are provided.
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Washington Census Hints Big 100 Percent Growth in Washington
Census Director Durand says Washington cities with 5000 plus population will show over 100 percent growth in the last decade, with the state likely exceeding 160 percent since 1900. Smaller towns totals to be released later, while national figures due in a week.
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Russian immigrant died in Brooklyn at 106 after boasting of Napoleon sighting
Joseph Zeit n, a Russian resident of Brooklyn, died at age 106. He claimed to have lived in Moscow and to have seen Napoleon during Napoleon's 1812 Russian invasion. He smoked and drank and said it did not hurt him.
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Nursery business profitable despite outsiders doubt
Two carloads of local nursery stock shipped from Centralia today showcase Lewis county’s thriving industry. Experts cite favorable soil varieties, mild winters, and pest absence as key factors, arguing the region offers ideal conditions for growing clean, healthy nursery stock and longbearing trees.
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Oregon and Washington rail road seeks settlers for Western Washington
W. D. Skinner of the Oregon and Washington Publicity Department asks residents with small farms to submit their experiences. He seeks details on starting amounts, land costs, crops or livestock, and yearly net earnings to illustrate opportunities in Western Washington and attract middle western eastern and southern settlers.
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Fear Rebels May Attack Americans in Mexican Border Town
Desperate unease grips El Yako Texas after refugees report secret drills by Merican revolutionists in Mexico. Merchants fear revolutionists may seize gold shipments en route to Chihuahua, heightening tensions along the border.
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Centralia Victorious In Debating Aberdeen High
The Aberdeen and Centralia high school teams debated at the Methodist Episcopal Church. Centralia won two to one on a scoring basis with 75 percent for argument and 25 percent for presentation. Centralia's team was Dysart Llovsi, Huntley, Rhodes. Aberdeen's were Laskey, Allen, Cooke. Judges included H. T. Part, Steele, and Pense. audience praised the chorus and director Wadsworth.
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Vancouver Debaters Triumph on Income Tax Question
In Vancouver Washington the local Wish School debating team defeated Kelso on the income tax issue. The Vancouver squad won unanimously with members Frances Stone, Lelstan Wood, and Joseph Shannoncolling delivering the arguments.
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TFT LEI CABINET 0 THE WORK WARRINGTON, UOC
Fragmentary OCR notes record a cabinet work event in Warrington with unclear details and broken names. Mention of attendance and a party appears amid garbled text and stray references to individuals and dates, offering little concrete context.
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