Centralia Hotels Inspected for Fire Safety
Deputy state hotel inspector JH Grixiter Snyder arrived in Centralia to examine the city hotels for fire safety. He visited four hotels over two days and found several tower-class properties careless about exits and alarms. After completing the survey he warned owners to improve fire escapes and alarms before he returns, as he travels annually with a 16 county mandate.
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JH Grixiter
Centralia
Snder
Hom
Snyder
Blale
Thes
A Real Woman's Teeth Sold After Death
United Press reports Dr Linda Burfield Hazzard convicted of manslaughter in the starvation death of Claire Williamson. Prosecutor says Williamson’s teeth were sold for a few dollars postmortem, a detail blocked at trial by a judge’s ruling, marking a climax in alleged abuses by the defendant in Kitsap County.
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Port Orchard
Feb. T
Linda Burfield Hazzard
Claire Williamson
Thomas Stevenson
John R.yakey
Aleges
Kitsap County
Woodmen to Fight Ingreace in Minneapolis Meeting
Minneapolis February 7 Thous bids of circulars issued by the Modern Woodmen assembly to oppose increased rates adopted by the Modern Woodmen of America Leaders nationwide urged to send delegates to a mass meeting February 22 to plan action against the Mobile Bill passed at Chicago convention
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United Press
Minneapolis
Woodmen Assembly
Woodmen of America
Chicago
Hodge Denounces State Militia In Turbulent Washington Entry
Fragmentary report shows HERIT HODGE denouncing the state militia amid political friction in Tacoma. The governor cites conflicts over appropriations for soldiers as central to the dispute. A separate note mentions Sunday school activities and appreciation for youth participation at a church event.
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Tacoma
Shere
Washington
Howe
Big blast at Taino on Feb 17 at Hercules quarries
The Hercules quarries at Tenino plan a February 17 blast breaking nearly 1,000,000 tons of rock with a single two and a half carloads of black powder. Officials will host a banquet for visiting state and federal officials and newspapermen.
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Hercules
Tenino
Tembe
Washington
New Officers Named for Twin City Medical Association
At a Hotel Centralia banquet, Dr. W. B. Hotchkiss of Chehalis was elected president, Dr. M. Sleicher of Chehalis as vice president, and Dr. Rush Banks of Chehalis as secretary treasurer for the ensuing year. The group voted to hold four banquets annually, replacing the prior single yearly event. The next gathering is planned for Chehalis in May.
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Twin City Medical Association
Hotel Centralia
W. B. Hotchkiss
Chehalis
7. M. Sleicher
Rush Banks
City
Chehalle
Centralia Elks Announce Annual Ball Date
The Centralia Lodge of Elks sets the annual ball for February 16 in the Auditorium. The event, a highlight for Centralia’s younger crowd, aims to outshine previous years with a grand social affair.
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Centralia Lodge of Elks
Elks
Centralia
Lhe Lodge
Healty Company Sells To Local Investors
Wh. W. Vabuillon yesterday sold his interest in the Valentine Realty company to Marvie and Dixon, two Centralia residents with years of experience. The new owners will continue the business at the old location, aiming for success and capable of guiding the investment through.
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Vabuillon
S Inter
Valentine Realty Company
Marvie & Dixon
Reed
Centralia
Old Island
Haisine
Areticipate
May Ask Uncle Sam To Intervene
Washington officials say the state department plans to warn Americans to depart Mexico. Diplomats suspect Mauro will seek US assistance to restore order and Taft may comply, seen as a factor in reported wariness that rebels might target Americans and property if intervention occurs.
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Uncle Sam
United Press
Washington, D. C
State Department
Mexico
Mauro
United States
Taft
Miners Entombed Alive In Amador City Mine Disaster
Amador City Feb 8 62 miners were rescued from the Bunker Hill mine after a 24 hour separation. Rescuers cleared the 200 foot shaft and all rescued workers were uninjured. Families reunited amid emotional scenes as debris was cleaved away.
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United Press
Amador City
Cal
Willy
Bunker Hills
Bunker Hill
Restusa
Dr Hazzard Sentenced for Manslaughter at Port Orchard
Port Orchard February 7 Mrs Dr Linda Burfield Hazzard the last cure specialist was today sentenced by Judge Yakey to from two to twenty years in the penitentiary She was found guilty of manslaughter in the death of Miss Claire Williamson a wealthy English woman who died at Hazzard's sanitarium under the last cure A defense motion for a new trial was denied and notice of appeal was given Bond was set at 10000
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United Press
Port Orchard
Linda Burfield
Hazsard
Yakey
Hazzard
Claire Williamson
Mra. Hazzard
Elven Beriberry
Madero Says American Interests Have Nothing to Fear
President Madero in Mexico City assures American interests are safe and calls the Chihuahuan troubles mutinies of undisciplined soldiers without political aims. He expects to restore tranquility in a few days, per a telegraph to United Press.
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United Press
New York
Madero
Mex
Ico City
Chituanna
Accuse Madero of Incompetency
United Press dispatches from Chihuahua report that Gen. Orozco accuses Madero of disloyalty and incompetence. Orozco cites broken revolutionary promises and widespread Chihuahua discontent with Madero’s leadership. He reserves personal opinion but says he would die for the government.
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Madero
Orozco
Roosevelt to campaign with Progressives in politics
Theodore Roosevelt announced he would take an active part in the coming presidential campaign. A message to the Progressives stated he would not desert the cause and would fight side by side with them to the finish.
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York
Alexander Moore
Theodore Roosevell
Ing
Roosevelt
Unpaid Imperial Troops Mutiny at Wuchow
Angered soldiers mutinied at Wuchow today over unpaid wages, looting the native quarters while foreigners were unharmed. The unrest marks the first serious outbreak since the emperor abdicated.
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Unite Press
Presidential Candidate to Defend Dynamiters
Indianapolis dispatch reports that Judge Alton Parker, former presidential hopeful, will be indicted for involvement in an alleged dynamiting conspiracy. Parker faces charges connected to the 1904 Bonnovelt incident, as announced by United Press Leased Wire.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Alton Parker
Damar
Cruiie
Bonnovelt
Will ‘Onyon
Headlights for Baby Carriages Delayed by Tacoma Rule
A Tacoma traffic ordinance error risks requiring baby carriages and toy vehicles to carry headlights at night while excluding motor vehicles. Police Judge Arnison says the misprint makes the ordinance invalid as written, pending department endorsement.
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United Press
Vacoma
Tacoma
Arnison Sayat
J. B. Agner
City Water Mains
Bricklayers Begin New Depot Express Office
Bricklayers started work on the new depot express office on February 8 with a force already at the site. Window and door frames were set Monday night and the stone base work completed. Once walls rise, foundation shapes will form, giving a clearer view of the building’s appearance to daily observers.
No Defense Funds for Indicted Men in Indianapolis
Indianapolis officials said no concerted effort would be made to raise defense funds for indicted men connected to an alleged dynamiting conspiracy. International unions with headquarters in the city reported they already operate a $35 defense fund and copies of the indictments are being mailed to cities where the indicted men reside.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Raymond Ponsars Forms New French Ministry
Raymond Ponsars, newly named premier, has organized a fresh French ministry. He announces a reshaped cabinet focusing on economic reform and domestic policy.
Aged resident dies suddenly in Centralia at 79
Albert Brown, a Centralia resident for eight years, died at 1415 Oxford Avenue at midnight. He was 79, survived by his wife in Centralia and children in Minnesota and North Dakota. Services Friday at the Methodist church, Rev. Robert J. Reid presiding, with interment at Mountain View cemetery under the local Magons lodge.
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Albert Brown
Oxford Avenue
Mr. Brown
Centralia
Minnesota
North Dakota
Robert J. Reid
Mountain View
Lodge of Magons
New Chehalis City Engineer Named F Q Blair
F Q Blair appointed Chehalis city engineer by the city commission in a Monday meeting. Salary details were not disclosed. Blair, formerly with Missouri Pacific Railroad, has lived in Salter Valley ranch and is familiar with local engineering issues.
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F. Q. Blair
Cty Commission
Chehalis
Beng
Blair
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Salter Valley
Intruder Loots Chehalis Home. Suspect Detained
Mrs White returned home from shopping to find an unknown man inside her Chehalis residence on February 8. The intruder fled before identification. Deputy Sheriff Tom Wester coordinated the arrest of a tramp near a railroad junction south of Chehalis, but Mrs White could not identify him as the intruder, and he was released.
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CO. White
Chehalle
Lewis County Officials to Appeal Excess Salary Decision
Lewis County officials to appeal a Superior Court ruling ordering ex-commissioners to repay excess salaries drawn through a blunder of the board. Judgment reaffirmed in the Lewis County circuit last week, with the matter pending before the Supreme Court.
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Lewis County
Graed
Lewis
Formed Tur Drunkenness Formed Tur Drunkeness
A resident of Lincoln Creek was arrested by local police last night on charges of drunkenness and disorderly conduct. He appeared before a local magistrate this morning and was fined and costs assessed.
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Bord
Lincoln Creek
Ihlyetty
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