Centralia and Chehalis to vote on gravity water plans
Centralia and Chehalis advance a municipal gravity water system with bonds up to about 150000 to 160000 dollars discussed. City officials and the Washington Oregon Corporation weigh valuation versus actual plant value as they plan hearings and negotiations with the utility firm.
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Centralia
Gheralis
Chehalis
City of
F. C. Kelsey
Min Kelsey
A. A. Welch
Washington Oregon Corporation
Long
F.C. Kiser
Mayer Coleman
Judge Rice
J. E. Leonard
Filbar McBroon
Commission
A. B. Rice
Superior Court
Coleman
Washington-Oregon Corporation
Ould
Washington-Oreson
Thompson
Washington Oreegn
Rice
Ainsworth Feud Deepens in Army Officers Rift
Washington dispatch reports a major setback as Maj. Gen. Allworth faces court martial proceedings following a feud between staff and line officers. President Nate's reshaping move elevates deputy general of the arms district amid heightened tensions.
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Washington
Nate
Allworth Tran
Ainsworth
Union Officials Refuse to Discuss Letters Made Public
In Indianapolis February a group of indicted labor men were arrested except four, with Three Torr not yet arrested. President Ryan of the Iron Workers union and Hoskin refuse to discuss letters alleged to pass between union officials planning dynamiting. District Attorney Miller cites letters as evidence, while talks of changes involving Clancy of San Francisco and others surface.
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Ndiasapolis
Hicean
Ryan
Rug Workers
Hoskin
Miller
Iron Workers’ Union
Ing
Four Executions At Cook County Jail In One Day
CHICAGO February 16 Four men were hanged at Cook County Jail in a mass execution day. Edwald and Frank Shibkveskh brothers were executed along with Fred Gan von and Phillip Sumoring. Thomas Shutle was hanged for pare respaction in tha aanercie. Attorneys sought reprieve before Judge Mek Kinley as the men faced death. A private audience followed as the condemned offered a Confessional prayer before the drop.
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Chicago
Cook County
Edwald
Frank Shibkveskh
Fred Gan von
Phillip Sumoring
Thomas Shutle
MekKinley
Tiwekl
Abra
Prisoner Run Amuck With Kite
An inmate at San Quenten caused a disturbance this morning using a kite during a break in activity. Reports describe volatility and scattered disruptions across the facility as staff attempted to restore order.
Brooke rep 2 GaneFl any anc trinate of AY Eneitud
Brooke gains two gains from GaneFl amid an ancestral trial tied to AY Eneitud. The brief note references a legal or ceremonial context with named entities and a terse outcome.
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Brooke
Mock trial at Doty YMCA ends in guilty verdict
A lively mock trial at Doty YMCA hosted by the Literary Society featured Wesley Kibbey charged with stealing a hammer from Eugene Edgerly. Judge F. P. McCann, attorney J. C. Sturgess for the state and E. W. Mersereau for the defense presented a tense session with a jury finding Kibbey guilty after about half an hour, followed by a heavy sentence and an implied appeal. The event ran alongside public notices announcing a timber land sale in Lewis County Washington with specific terms, dates, and appraised values.
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Lie Dety Y. M
J. C. Sturgess
E. W. Mersereau
Mersereau
F. P McCann
Ron Merseregu
George Anderson
Virgil Hall
Luther Workman
Dr. Stevens
D. Smothers
Charles Laughlin
Hazel Kibbey
Bob Capps
Toledo School Teacher Sues For Jury Fees After Acquittal
Rose, a Toledo school teacher recently tried for an assault in the Pesce Brooks court, filed suit to recover 2 jury fees paid to Justice Brooks. The jury acquitted him. he sought the fees back after trial but was refused.
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Fed
N. W
Justice Sabees
Full fledged state United Press leased Wier story
Washington DC February 1. Moving among taken of Cao on. Peh tidiy veil the prechimitarion ama starhhoad.
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United Press
Washington, DC
Cao
Public land sale notices set for March auction at Chehalis
Notice of public auction for multiple state lands in Wascron County Washington with parcels in section 16 township 12 north range 2 east and surrounding areas. Listings include 16.76 acres at $250.50, 6.65 acres at $499.75, other tracts with government survey values, easements, and improvements valued up to $1140.00. Auction date is March 2, 1912, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., at the county courthouse main entrance Chevalis city.
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Chehalis
County of Lewis
State of Washington
Board of State Land Commissioners
W. M
John A. Wartley
Tulius Hopp
Lewis County
Commissioners of Public Langs
Said
Commissioner of Public Lands
Said County
B. W. Ross
Bali
Chevalis
Sisto
Cron
Board of States and Commissioners
Washington
East
W. al
Salsey Valley
Lewis Nm
Eertion
Tewustiy
Tore
Bess
Ste
Salter Valley
Villey
Foris
Erudite
Aml
Eine Niente
Lhntern
Aeak
Teria da
Hill Divorce Case Prompts Sensational Testimony
Mrs Hill of Marfeld sues her husband for cruelty and abandonment in Superior Court. The two day hearing featured sensational testimony including allegations of infidelity by Hill. The case, argued by W A Reynolds, may close later this afternoon.
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Hill
Farmers Meet in Valley Discuss Riverette Issues
State Senator Pantiseims addressed a meeting of Lewis at the Orpenhay Pastetmay. The gathering focused on topics including Ban Shims and field work. Two speakers presented, noting Valley rowers have attained their preset, and the berry enue.
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Pantiseims Adiress
Lewis
Orphenay
Tod Torrett
Horry Eibaere
Suljeets
Wwe
Prvis
Puatlap Valley
New Company Incorporated in Ghersalts
A newly formed company in Ghersalts is reported with unclear details due to garbled text. The notice hints at business incorporation and mentions potential names and dates, but the legible content remains fragmented and non-specific.
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Enthhaiasma Oreater
Howse
United Press Lease
Armereau
St. Orraney
Poas
Prvins
Thomas Jegoings
San Quenten
Bolalanty
Doty
Cheralig
NEW Company
Gheralts
Perhothn AL Yadheera
BP Beiter
Will Har
Ganeney
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