Attendance Records From City Schools Monthly Contest
In the city schools attendance contest for the fifth month, each building and room is listed with percent attendance and pennants awarded. Notable rooms include Oak View Room 2 Miss Cole 93.84 and Edison rooms with 97.74 and 95.0 in various rooms, while Lincoln and High School rooms under Miss Brewer and Miss Flowers show a range of 87.40 to 98.92. The record aggregates across rooms by school, highlighting top performers and overall city totals.
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Oak View
Miss Cole
High Sea'l
Miss Cooper
Mise Cole
Oakglew
Tigh
Wolf
High
Waters
Lincoln
Adike
Lindon
Wallacem
R. X
Litcoln
Assembly Room
Edison
Moose
Willson
Dickson
McNeil
Lingole
Mise Koch
High School
Miss Metring
Tem
Dison
Isk Noble
Eyness
Mountain
Napavine Runaways Captured in Chehalis by Police
Carl White and Harry Miller two-year-olds who ran away from their Napavine uncle Henry Bowmerman were captured in Chehalis by Chief Doyle. They had traveled toward Portland, were spotted near Dayle by a passerby, and were taken into custody. The boys were returned home last night.
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Carl White
Harry Miller
Henry Bowmerman
Napavine
Chehalis
Doyle
Grays Harbor
Portland
Yves
Unclear prose fragment from local page segment
A garbled OCR text fragment references state leagues, a criminal incident at a hardware store, parole, and a Wall a Walla location. It lacks coherent narrative, dates, or proper names to establish a clear event or outcome for a concise summary.
Warden Dodges Bullets in Duck-Hunter Search
County Game Warden John T. Jones escaped gunfire in the woods west of the river while pursuing two men suspected of duck hunting without licenses. A bullet narrowly missed overhead twice as he investigated the shot. He alerted others and began a search, but the suspects had vanished by the time he reached the firing point.
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John T. Jones
Mr. Jones
Continand
Man Arrested After Threatening His Wife in Che huts
William Conlin of Che huts was arrested Monday night on drunk and disorderly charges after threatening the life of his wife and daughter. He appeared before Justice P. C. Beaufort, was fined $0 and costs or 20 days in jail, and is the same man previously held on four charges in Che Halls, who insulted Police Judge Prewitt.
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William Conlin
Chehuts
Conlin
Pease P. C. Beaufort
Coniln
Che- Halls
Prewitt
Taft En Route To Washington After Ohio Stop
President Taft, tired from three days of speeches, halted briefly in Pittsburgh on the way to Washington. Despite a cordial Ohio reception and strong Republican sentiment, he did not address the crowd, noting his gratitude for the welcome and the dispelling of misimpressions about his native state.
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United Press
Pittsluru
Taft
Washington, D. C
Ohio
Good Time at Grand Mound Village Party
A lively evening at the home of Ma and Mrs. George W. Roberts in Grand Mound featured an epidermal party for local youths. Marian Greathouse was honored, with Conrad Hobersetee winning first prize for ore and Miss Francis Brown listed among the attendees and celebrants.
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George W. Roberts
Grand Mound
Marian Greathouse
Conrad Hobersetee
Ore
Francis Brown
Polytor
Merny
Lovtrad Faberse
Russell Bigeler
Trata Jamas
Jasmine Salvzer
Marton Vathouse
Leland Gordon
Sarmin Brown
Misses Francis
Rath Brow
Mandsaltaer
Chora Tripp
Marie Thutehigom
Carlren Rowley
Wa Kanes
Georgie Roberts
Couple Marries in Chehabia After Weathered Ceremony
An announced marriage yesterday in Chehabia joins the Sauniy Anditorswobort community scene. The couple, amid a lively party, wore morning attire and traditional dress while guests ventured to downtown after the ceremony.
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Sauniy
Chehabia
Heong MM
Melee
Wredericha
Aidit Roth
Eit
Aulirese
Willie
Hoquiam endorses Albert Johnson for at large Congress
Hoquiam Commercial Club unanimously backs Albert Johnson editor of the Grays Harbor Washingtonian for national representative at large. Johnson confirms he will run and explains his position among seven candidates, citing primary rules and regional support in Olympia and Southwest Washington.
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Hoquiam
Hoquiam! Commercial Club
Albert Johnson
Grays Harbor
Washingtonian
National House of Representatives
Johnson
A. C. Gaillac
Aberdeen
Olympia
Southwest Washington Development Association
Mien
Olympia Chamber of Commerce
Guillac
M Hurrah
Judge Bigger
Whatcom County
BE. W. Ross
Cowlitz
H. B. Tewey
Thurston
E. W. Bryan
Kitsap
Harry Rosenhaupt
Spokane
Howard Taylor
House of the Legislature
King
Lee Johnson
Yakima
Dewey
Bigger
Bryan
East Side
Southwest
Pierce
Taft
Hay
Desire Big Attendance At Lives To Day Banquet
Organizers of the Lives to Day banquet in Nen tralia Hole on February 12 push for a large turnout. Lewis County Republicans aim to make the event a historic milestone with efforts to sell all tickets quickly at Stahl's Dine Store, while promoters rush a rapid sale campaign.
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Nentralia
Lewis County
Ang
Stahl
Ear bite at New England Restaurant leads to mayhem charge
A man named A Roney bit off the ear of Fran cis Page, a New England Wtehen proprietor on South Tower Avenue, after a dispute over credit. Page required payment and a fight ensued when Roney refused to leave. Police arrested Roney, who faces a mayhem charge with possible two to twenty years if convicted. Page was treated by Dr J W Stewart for a severe wound. Also noted: Alta Keeton filed for divorce from Clyde Keeton, whose forgery conviction and Walla Walla sentence were cited.
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A. Roney
Francis X. Page
New England 1Wtehen
South Tower Avenue
Roney
Page
Tie
Hone
Soing
J. Ke Stewart
Justice of the Peace
Charles Huse
W . A. Viall
J. W. Stewart
A. D. Browning
Charles .W. Luman
Lewis County
Alta Keeton
Clyde Keeton
Keeton
Sunshine Coal Company Takes Over Wilson Coal Asset
The Sunshine Coal Company acquired the Wilson Coal Company property with additional funds invested in the new venture. George Dysart Präsident, JH. Alien Vice President, George Wishbury Secretary, GW Jonsson named manager as the Sunhine Coal expands by taking over Mendota Coal & Coke land for development. Company executives cited land constraints from Wilson Coal affecting mining operations.
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Sunshine Coul
Swofford
Tavo Weems Agi
Wilson Foal Company
Ueew Concern
Win Odligars
George Dynart
Alien “Varties
George Whsbury
Rougarern
Jonsson
Sunwine Cowl Company
Wilson Coal Company
Mendota Coal & Coke
Tew
Mendota
Min Dysart
Whatie Wilann Coal Company
New Automobile Truck Ordered for Ulack's Business
Will Ulack has ordered a latest Fmypoaved automobile truck for use in his business. The truck, with a substantial capacity, is expected to arrive within the next two weeks.
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Will Ulack
Ingal Transfer An
Tennessee Congressman Has Owil Service Pensiam Gill
Tennessee congressman Gill is noted for ongoing public service and community involvement. The item points to his dedication to constituents and continued work in public life.
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Tennessee
Owil Service
Pensiam Gill
Taft Predicted Election Or Dissolution of Steel Trust
Minted wires report speculation on Taft or election outcomes and a push to dissolve United States Steel Corporation under Sherman Antitrust law. Attorney General Wielvershant consented to proceedings led by Tandburgh with Dapuer Marvels Sullivan Cromwell as counsel for the defense and Morgan on the opposing side.
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Trenton
Ernie Silt
United States Steel Corporatiin
Genera Wielvershant
Tandburgh
Dapuer
Marvels
Sallivan
Hoquiam recall effort targets Mayor Ferguson
Citizens in Hoquiam circulate recall petitions hoping to oust Mayor Harry Ferguson. A second candidate may be J T DeKay or Dr H C Watkins with a primary then a special election, contingent on signatures and voter registration checks.
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United Iene Eeneed
Hoquiam
Hoquaiam
Harry Ferguson
Ferguson
J. T. DeKay
H. C. Watkins
Hllen Brown
William, Brown
Reesl
Iit
Pestgn
Chuimigsienen
Min Tor
Delay
Ogden
Tuttis
Mutinous Movements at Juarez Murk Border Tangle
In El Paso Feb the Juarez mutinies disrupted border town life as tensions rose between Americans and locals. Reports describe unrest, searches, and a heavy police presence as authorities respond to protests and unclear motives amid ongoing cross border conflicts.
Centalians Notified of Death of Their Father
Vague notice from Confisatia vestopday lists Moa Maysisle Bishop Mrs Mathis Chiaten and Tose Winehow as residents of this city. The deceased, aged 18, was son of a father who died when three children lived in the Coast reverid yonra apn.
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Confisatia
Moa
Mathis Chiaten
Cithed
Mia Decedaod Main
Aso
Apn
Laughable Study of a Strange Envelopes Question
A fragmentary line notes a humorous fixation on the envelope’s onfaldo and a person named Atosa whale in Aldo. The text appears as a garbled OCR snippet with unclear context and few readable details.
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Aldo
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