Editorial Ethics Clash Over Thompson Campaign
The News Examiner accuses H W Thompson of insincerity while praising him for promising to abide by the people’s decision. The letter cites Thompson as a minister and argues editors push for their own preferred candidate Galvin, labeling the editorials as contradictory and politics driven.
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News-Examiner
H. W. Thompson
Thompson
Galvin
Air. Thompson
News- Examiner
Examiner
News Examiner
Portraits and Parodies in a Whimsical Exchange
In a playful exchange the speaker jokes about growing a portrait of themselves as a form of self creation. A fragment touches on love, aging, and family resemblance with a percussive streetwise dialogue style, ending with a tease about a bird. The text blends humor and social observation in a clipped, newspaper-like voice.
Fragmented OCR prompts from a damaged page
A garbled, partially legible OCR passage shows misread dialogue and stray words. It includes lines about someone named TL and a redacted forehead marking, with scattered phrases like ate and threw, plus names that appear misspelled or distorted. The text lacks coherent events or clear subjects.
Opposition to taxpayers league and secret funding. editorials clash
The News-Examiner defends secret sessions and a “slush fund” for a political ticket while the Centralia Chronicle denounces the methods behind the taxpayers league. The piece questions the source of funds for endorsements and urges scrutiny of who profits from the election outcome. It lists four league members and notes doubts about money origins and motives.
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News-Examiner
Tspayers’ League
League of Four Men
Tohe News-Examiner
Centralia Chronicle
Taxpayers’ League
Chronicle
League
Bos
Pickle
Hamlton Pitcher
W. J. Teal
Abel Flewelling
Mr. Pickle
Mr. Pitcher
Mr. Teal
Abe Flewelling
John Galvin
Albert Sears
George
Lsaniner
Perhuips
Bixpayers
Henry T Hunt Elected Mayor of Cincinnati
Henry T Hunt is described as a newly elected Cincinnati mayor and civic reformer. The fragment hints at a dissident or controversial past, mentioning a violation of federal law and a move toward Chicago with punitive implications. The text remains oblique and fragmentary.
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Cincinnati
Auction Sale At Goose Barsthand Trad District
A January auction sale offers household goods and farm items from a widow and heirs. Items include a 6 year old mare, a cow, dining chairs, bedding, a parlor set, tables, and assorted furniture. Purchases funded by credit with 8 percent interest and two percent off for cash. monthly payments available.
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Lorn Til
Allioneers Hay
Ted
Colonia
Warner
Taneh
Amonita Unite
Christmas Eve Police Court Disposes of Disorderly Conduct
The social police court dealt with men unable to celebrate Christmas lawfully. James McCabe, a logger for Eastern Railway and Lumber, fined 7 dollars and costs for disorderliness. Patty Curtis, “a man about town,” fined 5 dollars and costs for drunkenness. Ed Barry, a prize fighter, faced a 30 day jail sentence or leaving Lawin County. he chose to leave by noon.
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James McCabe
Eastern Railway & Lumber Company
Patty Curtis
Well Known Young Man Dies Here
Joseph W. Ingalls Jr son of Pred Ingalls local police sergeant died at home after a long illness. Funeral services were held at the Ingalls residence with Rev H W Thompson officiating and interment at Mountain View cemetery. He was 26 and had many friends in Centralia. The illness was diagnosed as Jones disease affecting his lungs.
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Joseph W. Ingalls, Jr
Pred Ingalls
Ingalls
H. W. Thompson
Mountain View
Youre Wen
Centraiin
Te Tegnilis
Lid
Tenhia School Board Hosts New Year Cross Country Run
A New Year cross country event organized by the Tenhia school board will cover 14 miles for all local schoolchildren. Runners are grouped by age and merchants in town have donated prizes for each division. If successful, the event may become an annual affair.
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Tenhia
Cry
Ford's Prairie Auditorium Show Draws Large Local Crowd
Last night at Ford's Prairie auditorium a successful entertainment program drew a large crowd of residents. The event was centered on entertaining school children with performances that were well received.
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Ford's Prairie
Ford
Prairie Auditorium
Dst Hight
Jemtamee
Fragmentary 19th century sports notices and events
A garbled OCR item outlines a baseball game and a later concert or performance. Mentions a ball game between unnamed teams and a short concert or program. Some names and places are unreadable, but references indicate a community sports event followed by a musical or public program.
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Tower Avenut and
Magnolia Streets
Centralia
Washington
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Centralia Weekly Chronicle
American Prses Association
Chicago
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Amd
Perdom
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United States
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Daily Chronicle
Gemmenei
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Vetter
New York Mail
Ciriuture
Puck
Ethel
Rye
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Henry T. Hunt
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Austricia Treas Association
Auution Sale
Baskeb
Jamin
Latitos
Gute
Betavoon
Betavoon (No Trong Tneat Team) and After That Tre Y. My Q. A
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