How to Win Success as a Salesman by M Lilienthal
United Press: Mawruss dispenses guidance for salesmen in New York with advice on entertaining the trade. He urges lavish entertainment, churchgoing visits, purchasing from customers, gifting and charity support to win business and favor in the gloves trade.
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United Press
New York
Fel
Mawruss
Saracuse
Red Oak
Ike
Herman Lilienthal
Selustian
Platzek
Lillienthal
Mr. Lil
Miss Ellen Brewer Dies at Rochester
Funeral for Ellen J Brewer sister of Louis A Brewer formerly of this city now Langley Washington and sister of Preston C Brewer Rochester will be held Thursday at 11 at John M Brewer home Rochester Interment at Grand Mound cemetery.
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Ellen J. Brewer
Louia A. Brewer
City
Langley, Wash
Preston C. Brewer
Rochester
John M. Brewer
Grand, Mound Cemetery
Richardson Speaks on Sactaliom in Chehalis Lyceum
J. A. Richardson spoke at the Glide Hall in Chehalis last night as the second speaker on the Socialists lyceum course. A large audience attended with many Socialists from the city present. His talk covered socialist topics and attracted interest even from attendees not aligned with his views.
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J. A. Richardson
Chehalis
Niunier
Lyceumi
Mr Richardson
Court Commissioner Reappointed in Four Year Term
Unclear OCR reads indicate a court commissioner was reappointed to a four year term, with mention of a prior appointment and references to state and local officials. The fragmentary text names Weston and Aust as possible locations or affiliations, but details are obscured.
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Jiu
Siehalio
Ospinerd
Pitan
Sinltes
Fred
Bright real estate prospects in Centralia for 1912
Theodore Hows of Hub City Realty says real estate prospects in Centralia are exceptionally bright, with his office alone negotiating between 40000 and 60000 in transfers over the past 10 days and total monthly sales around 250000. He cites railroad improvements and demand for small acre tracts as key drivers.
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Theodore Hows
Hub City
Centralia
Hoss
Hoes
Parking strip idea for new depot site on Tower Avenue
A city commission suggestion proposes purchasing the block on Tower Avenue between Magnolia and Pine to create a parking strip for the new depot. The plan envisions a parkfront instead of a row of frame buildings, aiming to enhance architectural appeal. Estimated cost around $100,000, likely keeping it as a suggestion for now.
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Tower Avenue
Magnolia
Pine
Frames Placed for Centralia Depot Express Office
Window and door frames arrived in Centralia Saturday. Carpenters began erecting frames on the south building planned as the express office. Brick vaulting and stove placement proceed while brickwork awaits steel for reinforcing walls.
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Centralia
Tail End Clerks Take Two From Business Men
In the City Bowling League on the 14th night the Clerks defeated the Business Men in three games, totaling 2712 pins to 2281. Matl Bissel bowled 224 for high score and J Courter topped with a 176 three-game average as the Clerks nearly matched the alley record.
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Matl Bissel
J. Courter
Dinner at Cafe Marr Sparks Franco Note Debate
United Cress Leased Wire reports in New York Meh, M Tales Misnevand and others spoke at a dinar criticizing the alliance between Beunee and the Tater sinter. Attorney General George W. Wickersham and Ambassador Henry White attended the event hosted by New York TG.
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United Cress
New York
M. Tales Misnevand
Henry White
Foro
Americat
Pritec
George W. Wickersham
Beunee
Ats
Bridegroom Corrects Los Angeles Marriage Rumor
W G White of White and Gable says he was not married in Los Angeles. He explains the joke began from rumors and leap year mischief. He notes he was once engaged to a Los Angeles girl but ended the engagement upon discovering she had a wooden arm.
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Chronicle Pab
W.G. White
White & Gable
Los Angeles
Chronicle
Mies Stafford
Stafford
Centralia
California
Wilhelmina
Iestove
Wilhelminar
Henrys of
Mitt Tontininge
Schwerlkt
Tolland
Charity Play Rehearsals Underway By Local Group
Rehearsals for Southern Romance charity play to raise funds for the local organization have begun. A first rehearsal was held yesterday afternoon with another planned tonight. Cast includes Mrs Kina Bower Mrs W B Brown Miss Falion Preeman and Messrs Maxam Eckmen Porter Brunton Ray Grass Bert Kent and John Watson. Tickets printed and will go on sale once date is set.
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Kina Bower
W. B. Brown
Falion Pree- Man
Maxam
Eckmen
Porter Brunton
Ray Grass
Bert Kent
Divorce Suits Filed in Superior Court
Two divorce cases were filed yesterday in the Superior Court. Carvie Nelson seeks release from James Nelson citing cruelty, while August Stenike seeks absolute freedom from Wilhelmina Stenike. Stenike accuses his wife of desertion.
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Carvie Nelson
James Nelson
August Stenike
Wilhelmina Stenike
Stenike
Thedford's Black-Draught Trusted for Digestive Health
Waynesville resident F R Huffman credits Thedford's Black-Draught with curing indigestion and restoring his health after heart symptoms. The ad touts the product as a popular vegetable liver remedy, claiming 70 years of use and urging readers to try it, price two cents.
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Waynesville
N. Co
F.R. Huffman
Thedford
Lafollette To Withdraw From Race 2
In Washington February the likely withdrawal of Senator LaFollette from the presidential race was drafted by supporters for a health based move. He plans to rest two months then resume a Western campaign tour while remaining two weeks in Washington before traveling to Southern Europe. Clapp Bristow and Louis Brandeis will sustain the progressive fight during his absence.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
LaFolletta
Ipto
Il Health
LaFollette
Clapp
Bristow
Walter Houser
LaFol
Manchus cooperate for peace in new Chinese republic
In Pekin on February 5 the final peace talks neared completion as republicans agreed to let President Sun and Premier Yuan jointly govern China until elections. The dowager empress had earlier urged Yuan to aid the Southern republic. Hostilities are expected to cease soon as many Manchu princes depart Pekin without declaring aims.
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PBKIN
Sun
Premier Yuan
China
Coilness Dowager
Yuan
Leff Pekin
Detectives Snooping Around Theodore Hoss Case
Detectives shadow Theodore Hoss and his Centralia Electric & Power Co operations in Rochester. They claim to have mapped a secret plant at the Eastern mill and traced rivals to Washington Oregon Corp, even offering $250 for a sample stock certificate with voting rights. Hoss resists, saying stock would reveal nothing new. Detectives have pursued the case for about two weeks.
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Theodore Hoss
Centrailn Electric & Power Company
Rochester
Theodore
Washington - Oregon Corporation
Centralia Light & Power Company
the Anderson
Tacoma
Hut Theodore
Youthful assailant under bonds in Chehalis case
Roy Ross a 17 year old Chehalis boy was arrested Saturday for an alleged attempted criminal assault on 1 year old Edith Cook. He was arraigned yesterday and released on 500 bond. A medical exam found the child uninjured. The hearing was postponed to next Saturday for further investigation.
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Roy Ross
Chehalis
Edith Cook
Ross
Justice of the Peace
W. A. Westover
Cook
34000 Troops Await Orders Amid Mexican Border Tensions
A press dispatch reports 34000 American troops awaiting State Department orders to move to the Mexican border to protect interests. The South Atlantic squadron sails for Chuantanana as Mexico has not answered the U.S. note. Col. Jackson of the 25th Infantry ordered to hold readiness for possible border deployment.
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Shington
D. G
State Department
Tex
Sal
Chuantanana
Mexico
United States
Seattle
Feh
Jackson
25Th Infantry
Taawyara Proposes Great German Oration for Lie Alma Service
A fragmented OCR item hints at a ceremonial address honoring a Lie Alma service with emphasis on German oratory prowess. Details are unclear but the piece centers on a formal commemorative event and a notable voice delivering the speech.
Funeral of Little Falls Man Held Here Yesterday
The funeral of F. D. Pierce, a Little Falls resident who died Friday from a stroke, was conducted at the Methodist Church yesterday afternoon with Rev. R. J. Reta officiating. Interment was in Washington Lay cemetery. He was nine years old and survived by a wife and six children including William L. Pierce of Portland, George N. Pierce and Herman W. Pierce of Little Faith, Mrs. Sadie Boy of Doty, Eva and Frani Pierce of this city. Myrtle Whetzel, daughter of Pierce, died a few months ago.
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F. D. Pierce
Little Walle
Methodist
R. J. Reta
Washington Lay
Pierce
Wiliam L. Pierce
Portland
George N. and
Herman W. Pierce
Little Faith
Sadie Boy
Doty
Eva
Frani Pierce
Myrtle Whetzel
Little Palla
Invention by Tenino Man for Lignite Use
William McArthur of Tenino has received a government patent for a device to burn lignite coal in locomotives and heating systems. The system uses flues to utilize all bases, claiming 90 percent of the good valve output through McArthur's invention.
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William McArthur
Tenino
Government Patent Office
McArthur
Consolidation Bid Faces Patrons In Cowlitz Bend Meeting
School District No 14 patrons in Cowlitz Bend convene to decide on merging with School District No 18 at Lite Polls. The Osceola schoolhouse is deemed unusable and the board favors forfeiture over rebuilding, with the consolidation meeting reportedly holding broad support.
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Cowlitz Bend
Sehont Oufet No
Gowlitz Bend
Carrier
Canmderalla
Cowltz Bend
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Richardson
Jan. O
W. White
F. B. Huffman
Manghus
Rew
Chinese Republic
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Pittsburgh
United: Press
Taawyara
Sloan
Me Dowker
Mash Miche
Andrew F. Lear
Gay Street
Cwmberland
Afd
Sioat
Earl S. Sloan
Boston, Mavs
Little Falls
Aoman
Onangh Monay
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