Centralia factory advantages and local industry prospects
Centralia emerges as a hub for lumber with cheap factory sites and abundant power, inviting new plants such as a potential shoe factory and other small operations. The Centralia Canning Company, expanding to meet local demand, and the Glendale creamery illustrate a push to keep money local. Washington charges against Judge Rudkin surface in talks with the White House as Taft weighs possible bench choices.
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Senate
White House
Taft
Rudkin
O. C. Moore
Poindexter
Centralia Industry Boom Spurs Factory Growth
In Centralia, Churchill Glove Factory owner James Churchill doubles capacity, hiring 30 to 40 workers with high wages and steady orders. The Symona Sundry plant on three acres near the Northern Pacific Railway covers hardware to sawmill machinery, employing 24 mechanics. The laundry and pattern department support diverse production, signaling a robust city wide manufacturing expansion.
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Welter Company Centralia Makes Noted Furniture Fixtures
Yaelure of special furniture highlights Centralia based Welter Manufacturing Company famed for top quality woodwork. Among new and remodeled stores in Comitra Na, their distinctive bank fixtures and custom fittings stand out as premier local craftsmanship. Stores seek to purchase or learn more about Welter’s products.
Charges Against Judge Radkin Reported in Washington
Washington high court Justice Radkin faces formal charges as details emerge from a December report in TD. C. The case involves alleged misconduct within the Washington Supreme Court, with officials confirming inquiries and potential disciplinary action.
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Radkin
Washington Supreme Court
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Government to sue electrical trust in landmark case
Washington reports the Justice Department plans a sweeping antitrust action against a major oil and electrical combine. A equity suit will target one division first, with prosecutions of others to follow as investigations finish. The case may rival Standard Oil in scope and cost, potentially reaching over 1.9 million dollars.
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Electrical Trust
Combine
United States
Mississippi River
Department of Justice Cuvaiders
Millmoth “Trust
Avyormey Ganeryl
Oilers
New Senator Opposes Colleague in Tariff Row
Senator Laffeyette Young of Iowa used his maiden Senate speech to oppose colleague Senator Cumming on a revision of tariff schedules by items. He warned of gross inequalities and noted New England’s view of a square deal, saying Massachusetts could trigger new insurgents if farm product duties are abolished.
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Senate
Laffeyette Young
Iowa
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Carroll
Dolliver
New England
Massachusetts
Insurgenta
Alberta educator seeks sails to Ireland for school program
I Stewart, a member of the Board of Education, announces sending 1000 teachers from St Johns Alberta to Ireland aboard the Belle Inn for a school project. The plan aims to engage Irish schools and expand educational exchange opportunities with a budget in the thousands.
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N. J
I. Stewart
Board of Education
Alberta
Belle Inn
Ireland
Teachers For Alberts And Saskatche Wan
A local report notes districts opened this year so rapidly that teachers cannot be found to teach schools. The article highlights widespread staffing challenges across Alberta and Saskatchewan as new schools come online.
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Alberts
Saskatchewan
One Killed in Chicago Garment Strike Riot
Chicago December 15 A strike action turned deadly as a detentive Mark Weinchi after being overpowered by a mob drew a revolver and fired into the crowd killing one striking garment worker and fatally injuring another. Weinchi had been leading a police detail escorting strikebreakers when surrounded by protesters.
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Engineers Reject Offer in Railroad Wage Dispute
Washington, D. C. Dec. 15. Commissioners Knap and Neill are expected to respond favorably to the arbitration request of sixty-one Western railroads amid a threatened engineers strike. Railroads offered a nine percent wage increase, rejected from the initial 16 to 17 percent demand. Through the Files, a Centralia bulletin, notes a local feature and multiple book-store listings in Centralia.
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Washington, D. C
Knap and Neill
Western Railroads
Competition Keen in Retail Business in Centralia
An East retail merchant notes Centralia's decade of growth and rising competition. Increased stocks and faster turnover attract shoppers home, whileEastern retailers face keener bids upon entry. Local merchants balance margins and expenses to offer lower prices in a market now drawing shoppers from larger cities.
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Centralia Cafining Company
Centralia
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