Darrow Bribery Case Moves Forward in Los Angeles
Earl Rogers, counsel for Clarence Darrow, filed a motion to set aside and quash two indictments charging Darrow with bribery. The judge overruled the motion and demurrers. Darrow then pleaded guilty as the court set February 14 for trial.
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Los Angeles
Earl Rogers
Clarence Darr
Clarence Darrow
McNamaras
Hutton
Superior Court
Rogers
Darrow
Ohio Politician Favors Roosevelt Movement Grows
Columbus Feb 3. Chairman Walter Brown of the Republican State Central Committee of Ohio declares Roosevelt the choice of the people over Taft. He argues the people will elect someone other than Taft and that Roosevelt is the most available Republican the public trusts, driving the Roosevelt movement.
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Columbus
Ohio
Roosevelt
Chaiman Walter Brown
Republican State Central Committee of Ohio
Taft
Chehalis Library Board Criticized by State Examiners
The Chehalis Chronicle reports state examiners severely criticized former library board members for alleged self dealing. Coffman as president drew warrants totaling 75 for policies where he was agent, Powers sold library items for 464, and Dan Bush provided printing supplies worth 343. The findings deem the acts illegal.
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the Chronicle
Chehalis Library Board
Library Board
State Board of Examiners
Chehalis
H. ©. Coffman
Frank Powers
Vntro
Dan Bush
Daily
Nugget
Hres Mentq Ve iMegal
Three Chinks Bound Over For Murder In Portland
United Press Leased Wire reports in Portland Ore that defendants Beh Qe Sol Wang Si Som and Low Soon Chingsy were bound over to the grand jury on a murder charge. The case involves a victim whose body was found near Porgind ti Sosethe in a complex crime scene.
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United Press
Portland
Ore
Low
Little Falls Man Dies of Apoplexy
In Little Falls Ed Merge died yesterday morning from a stroke of apoplexy. The funeral will be held at the local Methodist church tomorrow afternoon with Rev. Robert J. Red officiating. Interment will be at Wallington Lawn Cemetery. Relatives in Tattle Makte plan to attend.
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Bel 8
Methadlal Charel
Robert J. Red
Wallington Lawn
Roosevelt Campaign Opens in Philadelphia for renomination
February 3 Philadelphia reports a House-to-house campaign by the League of Republican Workers urging Roosevelt as the Republican candidate. John H. Nugentis, league president, says Roosevelt is a full fledged contender and a Roosevelt wave is sweeping Pennsylvania.
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Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Phiadelphia
League of Repubican Workers
John H. Nugentis
The
Jeague
Pennsylvania
Taft Endorses San Francisco Exposition For 1916 Fair
President Taft signed a proclamation inviting all Americans to visit the San Francisco exposition at the 1916 fair, endorsing the event and urging public support for the display.
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Washington, RD. C
Taft
Western Washington Christian Missionary Society Convention in Chehalis
About 50 delegates from the Fourth District attended the Chehalis convention opened at near the bank and closed last night. Sessions included talks on church service from Bible School to church and missionary training. Speakers included Floyd A. Ross, A E B Slimp, B F Hall, G H F Sprague, J W Baker, and J H McWhirter among others. pastors from Huquiam Olympia Centralia Chehalis Battle Ground Vancouver and Tacoma participated.
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Western Washington Christian Missionary Society
Chehalis
G. H. F. Sprague
Floyd A. Ross
Vancouver
A. EB. Slimp
Mossy Rock
B. F. Hall
Washougal
Mre. H. EB. Ryder
Brotherhood
H. B. Ryder
J. N. Richardson
Centralia
Peter Orsdorf
Battle Ground
J. W. Baker
Washington
A. G. Miller
Huquiam
H. §. Champla
Olimpia
Floyd Roe
H. E. Ryder
Judson Brown
G. RB. Whipnle
J. W. Bailey
Tacoma
OEM Final Debate Here Next Friday
The semi final interscholastic debate pits Centralia and Vancouver teams at a Baptist church on Friday night. Local team members Mary Huntley and Keifer Vannite will argue the negative on the resolution that conservation of natural resources should be a state function, with Centralia and Vancouver each boasting recent wins.
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Centralia
Vanieantver
Baptist Church
Mary Huntley
Keifer Vannite
Hoth Central
Vancouver
Cen ‘Tralia
Kent
Howin
Snowyside
Kelso
Donly Fee
Vancanter
Castle Rock
Mantesamy
No Hop of Pence in El Paso Amid Allied Tensions
Reports describe Ruby the Alt Tipe at peace nearly abandoned in a nave as Provisionalists prepare for a long siege. After a defeat by rurales, Gun Ororca plans violence in Shimalia. Antonio Rong leads 400 raiders in a clash near Dotha etty fa. Tag book, chosen at provisional HQ, is recalled to June with mine command in the United States.
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Ruby
Nave
Ororca
Shimalia
Dotha Etty
Antonio Rong
Horsbeltian
President Games
United States
Nn Mine Command
Deglamatory Contest Work By Winlogk
The Deglamatory Contest at the Lewis County Irish Shea Deehatie Tory League was held last night in the city auditorum. Speakers included Amelia who spoke on The Soldier's Reprieve, Ray Cra of Centralia on the Todo, and others from Tenhie and Chehalls. An orchestra provided music for the occasion.
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Belaih
Grabana Coltest
Lewis
Auditorum
Pity
Ac. A
Vana
Joanser
Het School
Biebboet
Amelia
Prat
Martin
Tenhie
Robbery Foiled As Chicken Thieves Flee In Barn
N Thomas of 561 West Walnut Street thwarted a wholesale chicken theft last night when he returned home to find a light in his barn. Five or six dozen chickens and geese were crates ready to load on a wagon. Police were called. thieves escaped through the barn window and left no clue. Patrolman Wilson remained at the scene all night awaiting a possible return.
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N. Thomas
West
Walnut Street
Mr. Thomas
Ine Tobbers
Wilson
Wilkow
Thomas
Berry Not Satisfied With Salary Dispute
A terse report notes Berry expressing dissatisfaction with current pay, signaling potential talks over compensation. No further details on position, employer, or dates are provided in the fragment.
Berry Declines Chehalis Contract for Centralia Play
Tate Berry, a Centralia boy who starred in recent junior league games, rejected a Chehalis contract this week as the offered salary lagged behind last year. The State League standout aims to play in Centralia next season and a trade seems likely to reunite him with local teams.
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Tate Berry
Centralia
Iid Inv Gye Chehalis
Chehat Hove
Berry
Berty
Centra Ilans Xe
Vossie
Sethe
Hstte
Strons Flehici Hk
Earehen
Seattle story building in progress towers to be highest outside New York
Wire copy from Mate Press Transed reports a 42 story Seattle project on Second Avenue and Western Way led by Burney Smith of Syracuse. When completed, the building will loom over the U S coast outside New York, becoming the tallest outside the city.
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Seattle
Second Avenue
Wester Way
Whith le Weing
Burney Snlth
Syracnan
New York
LaFollette Refuses To Withdraw From Presidential Row
In Washington D C February the Progressive camp faces a clash as LaFollette refuses to withdraw and may run at Chicago if Roosevelt does not strike a bargain or declare principles. Supporters press for Roosevelt LaFollette talk hoping to field a united front against Taft. LaFollette says he stands for principles not individuals and will not join unless a true progressive pledge is made.
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Washington, D.C
Roosevelt
LaFollette
Chicago
Notice of Salt of Timber on School Land in Washington
Notice dated 1912 announces public sale of timber on school land near Chehalis Lewis County Washington. Auction scheduled March 2 from 10 am to 4 pm in front of the Lewis County Courthouse with cash on day of sale. Timber includes 40 acres in section 16 township 14 north range 1 west W M appraised at $725.72. subject to rights of way and county road easements. Commissioner H W Ross oversees sale under Board of State Land Commissioners and Public Lands.
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Lounty Court House
Chehalis
Lewis
State of Washington
Board of State Land Commissioners
W. M
John A. Hartley
Julius Hopp
Lewis County
Commissioner of Public Lands
H.W. Ross
Dan
Bess
Waelistatos
Cini’ Uidinae
Sal Apeiey
Go Menhor
Stare Lai Cumidsaioners
Sahieton
Hetate Lida
Midler Cherefer
Seerton Sineth
Toorth
Range
Hyg Gahaeves
Mom
Suvermuent
Townahty
Three Year Dispute Teeters Over Chehalis Street Improve
Attorney Stude baker of Chehalis filed in Superior Court to settle a dispute over Cascade Avenue improvements. Defendants include contractor George A Robinson and property owners who paid excess over $6,000. The suit seeks injunction preventing further suits by either side until this case is resolved, amid threats of refunds and further payment claims.
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O. A
Tudebaker
Chehalis
George A. Robinson
F. M. Kitchel
Ben Dechall
A. RK. Bechand
William Louden
T. E. Gabel
J. C. Matson
E. C. Deggeller
W. W. Langhorne
Robinson
Cascade Avenue
Supreme Court
Wise
Studebaker
Lands Offered For Sale Involving Timber Easements And Valuations
Government surveyed tracts totaling about 164 acres in township 14 north range 2 west WML are offered for sale at appraised values of 4100.00 2600.40 and 1600.00 with improvements valued at 1904.00 1140.00 and 1730.09. Sale subject to easements for timber logging rights and for a county road. Payments required: one tenth of purchase price at sale, one tenth of improvements, and annual installments with six percent interest. Governed by Chapter 109 of the 1911 Session Laws. Sale ordered by County Officials and the Commissioner of Public Lands. February 28.
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W. M
Salter Vatler Lumber Company
Lewry County
Commissioner of Public Lands
Wml
Salter Valley, Lumber Company
Weathes
Salter Valley Lumber Company
Bng
State of
Washington
Miesu
Alice Ofio
Sabl County
Seni
K W. Ross
Pulice Tanda
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Chehalis Board
Little Falls
Falogo How
Chrstin
Charles A. Bookwalter
Mayto
Indianapolis
Story Building
Mate Press
Miss Field
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