Council Votes Down Gravity Water Ordinance
The city council rejected the gravity water ordinance by six to one after a judiciary committee report. Mayor Guerrier and council members debated water sources and testing, with concerns over Newaukum water sufficiency and the timing of a commission government.
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Stewart
Tiller
Watson
Davis
Breen
Kuflen
Kent
Judiciary Committee
Newaukum
Tilley
Cue
Kulien
Guerrier
Commission
J. B. Lease
Ease
Atturtnng
Tease
Soundman Stewart
Washington-Oregon Corporation
Aged Mother in Poverty Case Before City Council
A case of an aged, poverty stricken mother and two sons who contribute nothing to her support was presented to the city council last night. The house owner has donated rent free for months and the chief of notice was instructed to address the matter.
Northeast City Water Drain Proposal Reported
At a council meeting on December 1, the engineering committee announced that residents in the northeast part of the city seeking a Logan Avenue drainage have formed a contract to perform the work. The drainage plan includes piping and an overflow relief that will redirect surface water.
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Ennaci! Committee
Cowneil Lst
Rity
Logan
Mithdeis
Infant Son of Grand Mound Family Dies at Capital
Richard James, infant son of Mr and Mrs R James of Grand Mound, died in the city yesterday afternoon. Funeral services will be held at the Grand Mound church tomorrow afternoon with IJ W Thompson officiating. Interment will be in the Grand Mound cemetery.
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Grand Mound
Richard
James
Mra. R. &. James
Honda T
IJ. W. Thompson
Grand, Mound
Crossing Proposed Over Mill Ditch Near Orting Street
Residents urge a crossing over the mill ditch to connect with Orting street. Mr. Grafton presented the plan as council discussed the creation of an improvement district and the trestle and fill needed to span the low land about two blocks north of Maine street.
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Orting Street
Grafton
Maine Street
Suspected thief arrested after Lebam store break in
Hinmer Bratshaw, a young man suspected of breaking into the store of Joseph Amrheim at Lebam last Friday night, was arrested yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Tom Foster and Chief of Police Doyle. He was taken to South Bend for trial by a deputy from the Pacific County sheriff's office.
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Hinmer Bratshaw
Joseph Am
Fords Prairie Couple Wed in Simple Morning Ceremony
Forda Prairie resident G. Doe married Forda Prairie resident Anna Saundora in a ceremony at the home of the Broom. Rev. H. W. Homp won conducted the rites. The couple departed for a two weeks honeymoon following the ceremony.
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Doe, G
Doin
Banndors
Forda Prairie
Te Lame of the Broom
Anna Saundora
Ords Prairie
H. W.hompwon
Henaymoon
Chehalis High School Rings in Basketball Season
Chehalis High School begins basketball under Coach Wright after a strong football run. Class teams formed and the best players will be chosen for the varsity five. Manager Mayfield plans an solid schedule to showcase the team.
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Chehalis High
Wright
Mayfield
Paving Adesomento Protest Reaches City Council
At a city council meeting last night a petition by property owners protested the assessments to be levied for paving by Warken Construction Company. They argued charges exceed the contract price and urged reevaluation of the costs.
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Warken Construction Company
ANA ELECTS OFLC OFFICERS FOR COMING YEAR
At the regular meeting of Ivy Camp No. 19838 Royal Neighbors of America the following officers were elected for the coming year: Pianhoth Andrew oracle, Magside Stockdaleff vice oracle, Teachal Thintor chancellor, Rossie Sturdevant recorder, Anna Palmer receiver, Anna Horengberger secretary, Clara Barnes Inner sentinel, Etella Carr vocaldo sentinel, Tturl Sattarloa manager, Florence Waunch treasurer.
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Royal Norehberg
America
Pianhoth Andrew
Oracle
Magside Stockdaleff
Taechal Thintor
Rossie Sturdevant
Anna Palmer
Anna Horengberger
Sreceiver
Clara Barnes
Inner Sentinal
Etella Carr
Olcaldo Sentinel
Tturl Sattarloa
Manngar
Florence Waunch
Tiualeian
Witnesses Testify in Winlock Fire Trial Kerosene Suspected
Dr. W W Webb testified that Mrs Veness was with two men in the kitchen after the fire and that flames burst through the pantry door. He forced her to safety as she collapsed. Roy Hanonek testified about two fire policies on the hotel totaling 135. Eleven witnesses including merchants and hotel lodgers described the blaze and odors of coal oil. Deputy Maraha John Tye and Rev L L Simmerson described kerosene odor and a burning liquid in a pitcher.
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W. W. Webb
George
Eva Veness
Winlock
Dr. Webb
Roy N. Hanonek
T J. Wright
B. M. Everett
Bre
Aberdeen
Thomas Docherty
William J. McCalley
Fk. Morton
Harl Harkins
R. J. Whistler
Williama Hendrick
Joseph
A. Moses
Mre
A. Rosenthal
FE. P. Brekenhbreck
Duity Department
Great Northern Railway
J. W. Warne
Rev
L. L. Simesons
Winlock Baptist Church
Tye
Maraha
John Tye
Telephone Rates To Be High, Hearings Set In Taco ma
City officials urged reduction in telephone rates as public utilities commission mulls physical valuation of Centralia providers for taxation. A $5 deposit to install service and a one year usage commitment were noted as new terms.
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Beal
Public Utilities Commission
Tacoma
Centralia
Davis
City weighs wholesale liquor dealer license fee
At a city meeting the city attorney directed immediate drafting of an ordinance to levy a license fee on wholesale liquor houses operating in the city. Council members signaled support for moving the measure forward, with the fee likely set at about 400 dollars.
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Chy
Neal Wits
Fire Chief Accused of Inaction at Centralia Brick Plant Blaze
S L Alexander filed a letter with City Clerk Hodge alleging Fire Chief Miller failed to respond to a November 27 fire at the Hay City Brick Company plant in Centralia Washington. The complaint claims no water was directed at the blaze though a hose and engine were available, urging a full investigation of the chief’s conduct and fitness to lead the fire department.
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Hodge
Guerrier
Avlson
Miller
Jatis Hearde
Milier
Centralia
Hay City Brick Company
Wash
S. L. Alexander
Governor Hay Faces Pressure Over Special Session Demands
United Press reports from Tacoma describe Governor Hay weighing a request by Progressives for an extraordinary legislative session to push a presidential primary law. The debate centers on party control, with supporters pressing for action to empower voters while critics warn of costs and risks to government operations.
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United Press
Tacoma
Ree
Hay
Legistare
Jabure
Thiste
Ononey
Joughefory
Washington
Jporf
Tris
Laruilette
Lorenzo Daw
Pyerge
Ta Follette
Oliver Ruerly
Cowlitz
Republican Party
Thomas F. Morphine
Rios Coty
Republican Cenal Committee
Bald
Hle
Nelson Wearham
Durham
Legislaure
Snyder
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Mr. Price
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Councillman Watsom
Bos
Hother
Dee
Will Ouch
Fords Prairie
Chehalis Hgh School
Ana
Palght
Mike
Criok
Lyorly
Joe Smith
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