Archbishop Ryan Dies After Four Decades Of Service
United Press reports Archbishop Patrick John Ryan, a leading figure in US Catholicism, died peacefully after nearly forty years of service. His death follows days of anticipated dissolution as church leaders prepare solemn observances andtributes. His legacy includes missions for Native Americans and homes for orphaned boys, with public life and eloquence noted by friends and peers.
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Philadelphia
Patrick John Ryan
United States
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Ladies of 500 Club Hostesses Celebrate Event
The Ladies of the 500 Club hosted a Saturday evening event at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 5B, Tr. Nhodes on D street. Edith Miller and J. oM. Jones had the high scores, with B. H. 5. Mulder and Edith Nelson taking consolation prizes. Mr. Mulder thanked the husbands and urged a repeat gathering. Guests included Ed Nelson, HH. Johnston, Byrd Thompson, W. B. Brown, W. W. Gaylord, James Giehrist, Dr. and Mrs. David Livingstone, Tramont, Bradly, Trice, Rosenthal, C. Miller, F. D. Harm, L. M. Jones, Ahe Plowelting and B. H. Rhodes.
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J. Om. Jones
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Mulder
Ed Nelson
HH. Johnston
Byrd Thompson
W. B. Brown
W. W. Gaylord
James Giehrist
David Livingstone
Tramont
Bradly
Trice
Rosenthal
C. Miller
F. D. Harm
L. M. Jones
Ahe Plowelting
B. H. Rhodes
Bill to Legalize Honing 18 Considered
Olympia February 12 A bill by Representative Wray of King would permit 10 round boxing contests in the state with six ounce gloves and no decision. Friends of the bill say a majority of senators favor it and 32 house members have pledged votes. Kenneth Granger, son of Mr and Mrs Rogg Granger of Napagine, was laid to rest Friday in a grave surrounded by family and friends after a brief illness.
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Wray
King
Mambara
Kenneth Granger
Rogg Granger
Napagine
Miller Improves Corner Property Renovation
Frank Miller is fixing up the southeast Magnolia and Peart street corner lot. The house moved back to the alley, turned toward Magnolia Street, and will be renovated with a plate glass front to serve as an office or storeroom.
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Frank Miller
Tate Magnolia Stroot
Magnolia Stroot
Asquith Recipocity Debate Rejected in Commons Vote
In London on February 18 the House of Commons rejected a government amendment urging fiscal reform and a reciprocity accord with Canada. The vote was 324 to 22 with Labour and Nationalists opposing the amendment, and Alfred Lyttleton and former Colonial Secretary leading the debate.
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House of Commons
Austen Chamberlain
Alfred Lyttleton
Asquith
United Kingdom
Washington
Canada
America
Great Britain
United States
Knights of Columbus 18 Open Charter for Twin Cities
A charter for the Knights of Columbus in Centralia and Chehalis is now an assured fact with full membership secured including prominent Catholic residents. Attorney Boyle of Congressman Stanton Warburton’s law party inspected the field and preliminary arrangements were made. Initiation and final council officers will be chosen and announced in about two weeks.
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Knights of Columbus
Centralia
Chehalis
Attornay Boyle
Stanton Warburton
Tacoma
Pirce
Frenzied son kills mother in New York tenement
United Press report from New York on February 18 says a drayman named Gerlach killed his mother with a club during a fit of frenzy while suffering from an illness. He fled the scene and has not yet been caught as neighbors pursued him from the tenement.
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United Press
New York
Ana Gerlach
Gyrloch
Chehalis Training School Probe Contested by Governor
Charges against the Chehalis State Teaching School management include alleged abuse by the superintendent. Gov. Hay halted a legislative inquiry, appointing a self styled committee. Critics say the probe favored appointees and ignored key witnesses.
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J. R. Buxton
M. EB. Hay
Training School
Hay
Senate
Chehalis Population Report Sparks Local Pride
Chehalis total reaches 4507 per Census Bureau figures, a figure the city welcomes amid ongoing public improvements. With a new City hall and library, Market Street theaters, paving, and other projects, Chehalis celebrates growth despite the mismatch with Centralia’s 7311 and county rumors.
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Detained General Fears US Action Over Revolt
United States detains General Manuel Cazilas while crossing the border to rejoin revolutionists. He carries a rifle and faces an investigation as tensions rise among factions. Provisional Governor Gonzales seeks passes through enemy lines to view expected clashes.
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EL Paso
Manuel Cazilas
United States
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Gonzales
Orozco
Juarez
Navarra
HIE GRILLS REFORM SCHOOL AT MONROE
Olympia Feb 11 Clyde Miller of Spokane alleges graft linked to the Monroe reform school and demands action. He accuses state board of control and seeks indefinite postponement of the bill to remove reform school management from current hands.
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HIE Grills Reform School
Monroe
United Press
Olympia
Monroe Reformatory
Clyde] Miller
Spokane
State Board of Control
Faith Centralia Real Estate Shows Bright Future
February 14 reports strong faith in Centralia as Kory & Company invest in a Hamilton Street site near Rackstreet Moagsra. The buyers, tailors and clothiers from Eagle Clothing at 09-811 Tower Avenue, aim to capitalize on Centralia’s opportunities by locating a venture factory on the acquired land.
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Kory & Company
Hamilton Street
Rackstreet
Moagsra
Renal
Tailora and
Clothiorg
Eagle Clothing Atora
Tower Avenue
Kory & Co
Heax
Vencor
Miners Strike Persists as Leonard Colliery Joins Union
The coal miners strike affecting Centralia and Chehalis unsettled, with Leonard colliery workers joining the union. George Snyder and W. Shelton had long agreed to terms, Snyder opposing from the start and Sheldon soon following. Other mine operators resist paying the full rate to outside workers.
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Centralia
Chehalis
Leonard
George Snoyder
W. 1
Shelton
Snyder
Sheldon
Aoon
Lloyd Smith Laid To Rest In Bucoda Funeral Rites
Funeral services for James Lloyd Stith aged 34 were held at the M E church in Bucoda at 2 pm with burial at Watermont cemetery in Tenino. Friends mourn the passing of a respected citizen noted for his prime years and community ties.
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James Lioyd Stith
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Bucoda
Av. Tracey
Toning
Watermont
Tenino Cemetery
Old Man Deserts Tacoma Scout Finds 84 Year Old in Need
An 84 year old watchmaker described as feeble and hungry walked from Tacoma to a hotel lunch counter. He had twenty cents, failing sight, and said one son runs a Portland business while another works for United Railroads in San Francisco. He is being cared for locally and offered a temporary job until his family can assist.
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North Head
Astoria
Weather Bureau
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Drake
Vancouver Island
British Columbia
California
Blaine
Seattle
Tacoma
Samuel Boone
Boone
United Railroads
San Francisco
Error causes holiday mix up in school attendance
A Chronicle error and weather miscue led to Lincoln birthday being treated as a no school day, causing many children to miss classes while schools were actually open. The mistake reduced per diem state funding for the district.
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Lincoln
Vusual
Chrontcjle
President Probes Uncle Joe Cannon on Reciprocity
President Taft seeks to gauge William B. Cannon's opposition to Canada reciprocity. The White House believes the measure could pass soon and aims to judge the strength of Cannon's stance to determine next steps.
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Uncle Joe" Cannon
Washington, D. C
Taft
Uncle Joe Cannon
Canada
Canton Feeta
Nomination Meeting Schedules for Centralia School Board
Citizens of the Centralia School district will hold a nomination meeting next Monday night at City Hall. The event seeks a candidate to fill the board seat currently held by L. J. Lense, with hopefuls expected to present qualifications and support.
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L. J. Lense
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