Old Lewis County resident struck by street car dies
Daniel M. Davis, 85, a pioneer resident of Centralia, was knocked down at Tower avenue and Pine streets by a slow street car. He suffered severe injuries and remained conscious until later dying from the injuries. Motorman Bird faced scrutiny over safety and delays while responders aided him. Funeral plans set for Baptist church. coroner's inquest reported.
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Daniel M. Davis
Schuyler Davis
Lewis County
Tower Avenue
Pine Streets
Davis Iss
Bird
Mr. Davis
Hi Tome
Damon
Hla
Davis
Chetalis
Cara
Judiciary Committee
D. M. Davis
The
Baptist Church
Rayv. Flanagan
Spencer
Washington Lane
M. D. Wood
M. Eubanks
Ira Wingard
J. B. Lynch
H. A. Davis
Centralia
C. Davis
M. Cross
Chicago
Busan DeWitt
Lins Angeles
F. Davis
Los Angeles
Stickfin
The Dream Theatre Opens on Market Street Chehalis
The new Cheballs theatre on Market Street is named The Dream and will be managed by J. D. Rice. It occupies a rebuilt section of the old Washington hotel with a large illuminated sign above the doorway. Chehalis gains ample amusement as Glide and Oryshowin present acts while W. I. B. Sheldon builds another venue opposite The Dream for Harrington Wheeler of the Orpheum.
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Cheballs
Market Street
J. D. Rice
Washington Hotel
Chehalis
Sheldon
Dream
Harrington Wheeler
Orpheum
Portlang official appointed to new position
A notice from Tart Turrell reports Burt Parrele of Portlang Jor Goon Populi Youn May has been appointed to a responsible post with the United Jali yondy of Portlands. Farrell is an associate, and the appointment is expected to advance with the organization.
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Populi
Chehalis
Contatings
Positon
Turrell
Jali Yondy
Portlands
Farrell
Nécoonte
Chehalis Ghips Grange Meeting in Centralia
The Lewis Caibly Pomona Grange No. 3 plans a February 3 and 4 meeting in Centralia. Members are urged to attend, with the degree conferred Friday evening, a Saturday session, and a public open meeting in the afternoon expected to draw a large attendance from various parts.
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Lewis Caibly Pomona Grange No. 3
Centralia
Pomona Grange
Chehalis Resident Sentenced After Being Labeled Pest
John Wa berg of Chehalis was jailed for 30 days by Judge Prewitt labeled a chronic pest and town eyesore. George Chesser of Squires & Chesser reports bicycle and lamp theft. W D Bay, county superintendent, visited Olympia on school business. A L Thorne, chief electrician at Twin City Light, returned from Tacoma with wife and two children. they plan to move to Chehalis. Miss Truth Sletcher, daughter of Dr Sletcher, ill and returned from the university.
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A& Chronic
John Waberg
Chehalis
Twin City Light & Traction Company
Tacoma
Hhe
Prin
Thortes
Miss Truth Sletcher
Dr. Sletcher
Wildcats Forging Ahead in Lewin County Funds
The wildcat industry in Lewin County grows amid auditor Swofford distributing bounty money yesterday. Four large spelta were delivered from Vance and Min ered, with WH Seaty and A T Opnott named in the forest folios.
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Lewin
Swofford
Noreble
Vance
Seaty
A. T Opnott
Mrs Nugent Recovers After Eighteen Months Illness
Centralia Mrs. Johny Nugent's long battle with a chronic illness ends in relief as she nears recovery after eighteen months of pain. Her family and friends express gratitude while she resumes daily life and thanks those who supported her through hospital care and hardship.
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Johny Naygent
Centralia
Nugent
Chobalta
Png
Tacoma
Slaters
Hat Somon
Homes Wanted for Boys at Washington Children’s Home
A Seattle scene shows boys at the Washington Children’s Home Society in custody seeking family homes. Some ready for adoption, others need farm or active homes with room to grow. applicants must be kindhearted and churchgoing. Write to Rev. I J Covington for details as trials lead to adoption. Also, word arrived that the gunboat Wheeling’s wireless contact failed and an explosion was reported. officials are worried.
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Washington Children’s Home Society
Seattle
I. J. Covington
New York Block
United. Press
Washington
Wheeling
Atlantia
Navy
Nevada Senate to Ban Cigarettes in State
Carson Nev y Jan 27 The State Senate today passed a bill making it unlawful to ask or give cigarettes or cigarette papers to any man woman or child in Nevada. Expressions from members of the lower house indicate the bill will pass without amendment.
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Carson
Nevy
State Senate
Nevada
Nephew 18 Left 160 000 At Oregon City Estate Heir
James Petty of Oregon City, a Clackamas River resident, is heir to 150000 of a 760000 estate left by an uncle. He has received remittances and plans to travel to New York. Relatives of Frank Burke in Chehalis await funeral instructions after his death at Sisters Hospital. Messages from Springfield Massachusetts aided the search for Burke relatives.
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Oregon City
James Petty
Clackamas River
Petty
New Yor
Enat
Sticklin
Chehalis
Elas
Burke
Sisters’hospital
Springfield
Mass
Interstate Commerce Comunisaton
Ite
M.A. Knapp
Juatien
Court of Commerce
Waa
Edgar Bi
Cha
Harile
Chia
Mivotar
Clements Awn
Tersiate Board
Mirichotian
Choy
Ie Supreme Court
Didge
Clements
Confederate Army
Crorghn Regiain
Proxident Harrison
Notice of Foreclosure Sale in Lewis County Estate
Sheriff H W Waquhart announces a foreclosure auction on March 11 1911 at 10 am in Chehalis Lewis County Washington. The sale covers real estate described as two acres more or less in Section 13 Township 12 North Range 2 West and the heirs of Minnie M Frost are named defendants in the 1906 judgment for 284 50 dollars plus costs and interest.
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Sheriff's Bat
John Mourine
J. A. Frost
Clark Frost
Mary Frost
Ruth Frost
Floyd Frost
Minnie M. Frost
Lewis County
State of Washington
Clark Froat
Rath Frost
A. D
United States
Township 12
W. M
Lewla ‘County
Washington
Cowlite Landing
Olympia
Court House
County of
Lewis
Huth Frost
Fledy Frost
Chehalis
Lewie County
H.W. Waquhart
T. C Foster
Fragmented Offer Promises Calm Home Service
A garbled notice promises respectful service at any hour to remove harsh features from a home. It claims readiness for quick action, offers full charge of all arrangements, and aims to free individuals from care and detritus they earned, though details are unclear.
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Ben Iif. Davis
Gheralig
Burt Parrele
Portlang Jor
Goon
Chehalis. Ghips
Grange
Wietcats Continee Toot
LG Rountires
Joan Nugent
Frank Burke
Interstate Commerce Board
Ted Son
Lements
Undertakers
Central
Wash
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