Mystery of Mr Horning: 5 at an End
A sensational Canadia case centers on Albert Horning who faked death after traveling with money to Centralia. A murdered man, resembling Horning, is found near Centralia in December, but Horning later resurfaces alive, leaving questions about the deceased and the killer unresolved.
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Granery
Centralia
Cantralla
Chehalle
Sticklin
Albert Horning
Art & Humber
Horning
Mr Horning
Attractive Minnesota farmer seeks Chehalis home
Deluth man August Bebrand and his family travel to Lewis County to inspect Chehalis as a future farm home. Advised to seek a milder climate for health, he is drawn by Chehalis offers after a Citizens' Club notice. He plans to settle near town, moving his Minnesota farm and stock.
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Deluth
Minn
Lewis County
Chehalis
August Bebrand
Behrend
Citizens' Club
Minnesota
Miss Kruger May Attend Big Investigation
Miss Krueger a humane society organizer and Kings County secretary is expected to attend the Chehalis Training School inquiry led by Governor Hey and a special committee. The visit follows recent Chehalis and Seattle discussions amid ongoing allegations surrounding the institution.
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Chehalis
Mayemeger
Humane Cociety
Kings
Chebalis
Hey
Miss Krueger
Seattle
Death of Rev Orvillin L Young on Ford's Prairie
The Rev Orviilin L Young died at his Ford's Prairie home on Tuesday January 31 at 7 pm. Born December 4, 1851 in West Virginia, he pastored Presbyterian churches in West Virginia Ohio and North Dakota for thirty years. He moved to Washington three years ago and bought a home on Ford's Prairie. He leaves his wife two children Richard F P Young of Wisconsin a daughter Mrs Annie M Bird of West Virginia and a niece Miss Eva Knight. Funeral Feb 2 at 2:30 pm at his home with Rev W H Thompson officiating. Interment in Mountain View Cemetery.
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Orviilin L. Young
Ford's Prairie
Mr. Young
West Virginia
Ohio
North Dakota
Washington
Richard FP. Young
Wisconsin
Annie M. Bird
Eva Knight
Young
Hore
W. H. Thompson
Montain View Cemetery
Well Known Couple Weds In Chehalis
A wedding of Marathonsial interest occurred yesterday afternoon at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage in Chehalis. Miss Ada T Summergilla became the bride of La Verge W Becker. Both hail from Napavine and are well known in the local social circles. The ceremony was conducted by Rev F A Loliotta in the presence of several friends.
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Chehalis
F. A. la ¥Iolotta
Bavoral
Chehalis Notes and Local Developments
Chehalis notes report John R. Reese plans an east visit next week. Training School investigation draws interest in Chehalis. Mrs. Kerr of Little Falls visits daughter Mrs Russell in Atlas. Chronicle contest ends with contestants active late. Miss Fannie Moody recovering from a nervous attack will resume studies at the state university. Big Bottom Country power plant construction to employ about 1500. work to start soon. H. McBroom of the Lewis County Advocate shows improvement. Tage Eddy returns to the Advocate. C. I. Bass, formerly with Twin City Light, left for Portland to seek new engineering work. home in Tacoma.
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John R. Reese
Nime
Chehalis
WH. Kerr
Little Fails
GC. A. Russell
Atlas
Chronicle
Fannie Moody
State University
Chehalig
H. McBroom
Lewis County
Advocate
C. I. Bass
Twin City Light & Traction Company
Snveral
Portland
Ras
Pacifis
Oregon
Tacoma
Greeks in Agh He clash ends with county jail detentions
A chaotic quarrel among several Greeks at Newaukum yesterday led to multiple arrests for disturbing the peace. Sheriff Urquhart brought them to county jail as Justice Beaufort presided, seeking clear testimony while a curious visitor offered sympathy. The hearing stretched into the morning.
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Newaukum
Jair
Sherif Urquhart
Beaufort
Lfe
Burglary Report At Napavine Mill Creates One Suspect
A daring nighttime burglary attempt at Swmmerville's Napavine mill was foiled before heavy loot could be taken. One escaped man is in Sheriff Urquhart's custody. the mill worker arrested had been employed there briefly, with few additional details available.
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Swmmerville
Napavine
Urquhart
Finger Valuation Skepticism in Holycross Case
Samuel Holycross of Winlock sues for 3500 damages after his index finger was cut off at Veness Mill. He argues that the loss reduces his wage earning potential, citing a controversial valuation of fingers and toes to illustrate the high economic impact of such injuries.
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Samuel Holycros
Winlock
Matt
Holycross
Veness
Centralia Woman Dies in Aberdeen
Undertaker Charles Sibklin was summoned to Aberdeen this morning to bring the remains of Mrs. Minkler of Centralia to the city. The details of her death are not known here, though it is noted she had been ailing for some time.
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Charles
Sibklin
Aberdeen
Slater
Minkler
Death of Chehalis resident Daniel Wilson
Daniel Wilson, about 62, an eastern migrant who had lived in Chehalis for months, died Tuesday at St Helena hospital. Undertaker L. J. Stricklin notified Buffalo relatives, who must decide if the body will be shipped to Buffalo or Batavia for interment with kin.
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Daniel Wilson
Chehalis
Bt. Helena
Chehabta
Buffalo
L. J. Strcklin
N. Y
Batavia
Wilson
Centralia Hotel Change Hands In Southwest Washington
The Centralia Hotel on the Mul Line from the Columbia River to the Sound changes ownership as 5. Smith leases to Mr Haley and Mrs Smith of Portland for five years. Furniture and fixtures sold to the new owners for 35250. New management to be drawn from Portland hotel veterans with planned improvements. Attorney B H Rhodes managed the deal, noted as a major regional hotel transaction.
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Mul
Columbia Tiver
The
Sound
Smith
Haley
Portland
Shurttock
B. H. Rhodes
Washington
Morgan seeks $10000 damages over work injury at Chehalis Lumber
I D Morgan claims permanent crippled from a leg-breaking accident while employed by Chehalis Lumber, alleging the injury occurred some time ago. He asks $10000 in damages and says the company is to blame. suit filed at the county seat and to be commenced this term of court.
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Pebruary
Chehalis Lumber Company
I. D. Morgan
Morgan
Plaintif
Missing Heiress and Companion Feared in Florence
In Florence Italy February 3 two veiled women are suspected to be the missing heiress Dorothy Harriet Camila Arnold and a companion. No clues found yet and opposition grows that she is in hiding for an unexplained reason.
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United Presa
Ilorence
Italy
Dorothy Harriet Camila Arnold
Southwestern Washington fair moved to August week
Spokane reports the Southwestern Washington fair will take place August 28 starting Monday in Spokane. Officials promise earlier timing, improved exhibits, and new features including racing and naval-related displays to boost the summer event.
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Spokane
Washington
Alfalfa as banquet fare at Billings luncheon
Prof D Willard hosts a Commercial Club luncheon in Billings Montana featuring alfalfa fed roast chicken alfalfa bread cakes and cookies alfalfa tea and a discussion on alfalfa as stock and human food producer Dr W X Sudduth and chef Charles Mullemer are credited with alfalfa flour bread and tea innovations while notes on alfalfa nutrition and future food supply are discussed by the writer and guests
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Paul
D. Willard
Northern Pacific
Illings
Montana
Ned
Willard
Billings
W. X. Sudduth
Charles Mullemer
Grand Hotel
Sudduth
Ntintia
Mentana
Mentha Oli
Clemente
Enat
Tayman
Nniti
Ders
Fragmentary Brain Text Suggests Unclear Direction
A garbled OCR line presents disjointed phrases about brains bones and direction, lacking clear people places or events. From the readable bits no concrete action or identity can be established. the fragment reads as an incomplete note rather than a news item.
Postmasters Reappointed Across Washington State
The state announces reappointments of several postmasters including Benedict in Centralia Dan W. Boah in Chehalis E. Fister in Port Angeles Edgar L. Gate in Bremerton W. D. Smith in Ritzville and D. Steininger in Clarkston. The appointments cover multiple towns reflecting routine federal staffing decisions.
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Ata
Washington
Benedict
Centralia
Dan W. Boah
Chehalis
E. Fister
Port Angeles
Edgar L. Gate
Bremerton
W. D. Smith
Ritzville
D. Steininger
Clarkston
Edison School Notes Highlight Arithmetic Contests and Music Event
February school notes report Miss Dora Daubney resigns from Edison third grade and Miss Anna Lee Dickson appointed. Edison dominates fourth grade arithmetic scores with 68.8 to 62, while Logan, Weslington, Lincoln, and Washington follow. Fifth grade results favor Logan in written and Washington in oral, Edison overall wins. Edith Logan tops written, Mast man Markell leads oral. Art exhibit in Hope block surpasses $100 for decorating walls. Public Schools Entertainment Course features Tendayan Old Mexico with a staropticon by Dr. Mathes, plus singing by Criterion Male Quartet. Concert set for February 5 at ten cents admission, under city teachers. News about Dr. Mathes lecture, church venue, and local residents including Rev. Ryder, Dr. and Mrs. Paul, Harry Coffman, Miss Grace Cummings, and stock-people Athon and Johnson.
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Dora Daubney
Ediaon School
Anna Lee Dickson
Balligham- Normal
Lincoln
Edison
Logan
Weslington
Tether Nelson
Richard Parsons
Lyle Pickard
Fern Baker
Liincoln
Washington
Bulseon
Edith Logar
Logan Sctoo
Mastman Markell
Achagls
BT. Mathes
Priocinal
Normal School
Bellingham
New Christian Church
Ryder
Mathes
Old Mexico
Henry L. Paul
Chehalls
Olympa
Harry J. Coffman
Olympia
Grace Cummings
The
State University
Misa Cummings
Aevetal Yenra
Robert Athon
Misette Johnson
Chahalia
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