Russia Forcing China To Obey Demands In Diary Bold Move
United Press dispatches report Russia pressuring China over terms of a near ultimatum. Moscow shows intent to centralize troops on the Chinese border and seize the Kuldja district in Chinese Turkestan. China agrees to Russian consulate points but objects to free trade removal and contends treaty has not been broken.
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China
Russia
Kuldja
Chinese Turkestan
Chigaussau
Ruseta
Praise for Centralia Cited by California Pioneer
February 21 reports Charles Curry, former California Secretary of State, praising Centralia during a route to Olum bia. Curry, a Panama Exposition commissioner, envisions a thriving future for the growing Washington city nicknamed the Hub City and predicts it may become a major exhibit for national projects.
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Charles ¥. Curry
California
Hiram Johnson
Centralia
Olumbia
Enormoest
Curry
Washington
Judge Curry
San Francisco
Cestralia
Impeachment Crisis Roils Japanese Cabinet Turmoil
United Press reports Tokyo faced a cabinet crisis as Mamils Kataura and the constitutionalist party pushed for action amid accusations of anarchy and royal authority challenges. Western observers debate possible royal succession and the cabinet’s fate amid political infighting and pressure.
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United Press
Tokio
Heb
Mamils Kataura
Diut
Constitutionaliat Party
Warty
Cabiet
Sorloga
Miktada
Pate Laid To Rest In Mountain View Cemetery
Mrs. Louisa Pate was laid to rest Friday at Mountain View cemetery. Born in Kansas forty two years ago she moved to Chehalla at age fifteen and lived there and in Centralia since. She leaves her husband Harve Pate three sons John Jesse and Dewey Flaney, Mr and Mrs W Bingham her parents, three brothers Emia Dave and Willy Bingham and sister Mrs Alice Yost all of Centralia except one brother.
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Mountain View
Kansas
Chehalla
Centralia
Harve Pate
John
Jesse
Dewey Deflaney
Airs
W. Bingham
Emia
Dave
Willy Bingham
Alice Yost
Chenalis Selected as Next Site for Development Meeting
Waal February 18 Chenalis was chosen as the next place of meeting for the Southeast Washington Development Association. The gathering will be held in May.
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Vancouver
Waal
Chenalis
Washington
Veterans Denounce Whitewash at Washington Training School
Grand Army of the Republic posts condemn Governor Hay's investigation of the state training school as biased and unjust. They denounce paddling of young women inmates as brutal and degrading, urging removal of Superintendent Aspinwall and sending copies of resolutions to all G A R posts and to state officials. The Woman's Relief Corps has issued similar resolutions.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Hay
Lewis County
Washington
Aspinwall
Woman's Relief Corps
CANDIDATES WITHOUT PARTY MAY RUN
Olympia Feb 21 Senator Espy proposes a bill to allow independent candidates to print their name on primary ballots if a petition signed by a percent of electors voting for the party candidate at the last general election is filed. He also seeks state funding for half the cost of Wahkiakum county road construction and a misdemeanor for publishing false statements in newspapers.
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United Press
Olympia
Espy
Pacific
Wahkiakam
Senate
Pacific County
Wahkiakum County
Cowlitz
Oak Point
Highway Commission
Convict Finds A Fortune Waiting In Walla Walla
Walla Walla Feb 21 After release from county jail Clinton Buchanan who served time for passing bad checks now has funds up to 12000 dollars from a patent attachment sale. Rem C Holt and J F Krimer purchased a side hill combined harvest patent.
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United Press
Walla Walla
Wash
Clinton Buchanan
Rem C. Holt
J. F. Krimer
Spokane
Locomotives Ordered for Lignite Coal Burn at Tono Centralia
Union Pagifig reports Baldwin Locomotive Works will build over 130 engines using lignite coal from Tono Centralia. An experimental coal test two years ago proved successful, prompting orders and detailed specs for Mikado, Mallet, and eight wheel passenger locomotives. Delivery to start in April.
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Baldwin Locomotive Works
Ngine Bully
Centralia
Tong
Rene Centralia
Tnidh Packie
Tono
Free Haldwit Locomotive Works
Wash
Varela
Oregon
Central Past
Éffic
Sothern Pacific
Oregon & Californi
Oregon-Washington Railroad & Navigation
Harrisburg
San Antonio
Morgan's
Tensiana
Texac
Texas
New Orleans
Arizona Eastern
Benita
Pacife
Moxton
Ian
Mikado
Tarrian Lines
Akado Passenser
Paeltte
Giehtwaeet Pareenger
Warrinian
Unanimous Opinion Back bonds for Centralia school district
The Centralia school caucus voted to bond up to its legal limit to retire high interest warrants with low interest bonds. Incumbent J B Lease was nominated to continue on the school board. A bond plan totaling 93 000 was approved for district voters at the next election.
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J. E. Lease
Centralia
J.B. Lease
Lease
Charles Gilchrist
J. H. Lease
Cara
Astray Animal and the Bell on Tower Avenue
Local tale recounts a cow wearing a bell seen on Tower Avenue, drawing police attention and street curiosity. The incident ties to William Scales a legislator from the county pushing an astray animals act while Centralia debates a prior cow ordinance.
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Tower Avenue
William Scales
Centralia
Poe
Tight money feared from Taet's plan
Washington February 21 fear of business disturbance in an extra session of Congress spreads as money monarchs from Wall Street pressuring President Patt to forego the plan to call a session. Regardless of reciprocity measures, the anticipated session would unsettle business and markets.
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Taet
United Press
Washington
Congress
Wall Street
Patt
Japan breaks treaty with ton rugl tone unclear
Japan announced the Anglo Japanese convention of 1406 regulating continental rotations between Canada and Japan. The convention will expire in July.
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Japan
United Press
Tensed Wired
London
Canada
Seven die in blaze at W Va farm home
Sutton West Virginia February 27 seven persons perished in a fire that destroyed the home of J S Hardin. Only Mr Mardi escaped with his family and a little girl who died in the flames. The blaze started from a natural gas grate and collapsed the stairway trapping the children.
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J. Sh Hardin
Mr. Mardin
Harding
Mra. Mardi
Alairway
Hardin
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Cult Press
Sutton
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