Women Denounce Chehalis Training School Probe
Members of the Women’s Relief Corps denounce Governor Hay and the investigation of the state training school at Chehalis as biased and unfair. After the meeting they marched to the city clerk’s office and registered to protest, pledging to oppose officials seen as protecting appointees amid alleged abuses of female wards. The group issues formal resolutions condemning paddling and crude discipline, urging reform and accountability.
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Women's Relief Corps
Chehatis
Hay
Claude C. Aspinwall
Charles Britfatt
State of Washington
Woman's Relief Corps
Grand Army of the
Bell
Buxton
Seattle
Lnstroy
T. S. Price Post
Department of Washington
Alaska
Grand Army of the Republic
Chehalis
M. B. Hay
Sevasion
Aspinwall
Siate treLidng School
Washington
Lewis County
Wedded for half a century in Centralia celebration
The Rev and Mrs G D Spencer of Centralia celebrate their golden wedding tonight before more than a hundred friends and relatives. Spencer, a retired Baptist minister who served in the Civil War, is called Colonel and Bishop. They have lived in Centralia since 1897 and have six children, five sons in law and eleven grandchildren.
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G.D. Spencer
Weneer
Centrally
High Es
Spearer
Baptist Immnistry
Spencers
Centralia
Centralia Chronicle Calls for Removal of Superintendent Over Cruelty Claims
The paper notes the interrogation and investigations show no foundation for cruelty claims, faults the management of the institution, and urges Governor Hay to remove Superintendent Claude C. Aspinwall and Assistant Charles Briffett. It calls for sending resolutions to Women's Relief Corps chapters and to the governor.
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Centralia Weekly Chronicle
Tn U
Tha
Asplewall
Women's Relief Corps
Washington
M. E. Hay
Claude C. Aspinwall
Charles Briffett
Women of Chehails Rush to Register in County Seat Vote
Women in Chehails rush to city hall to register mirroring Centralia as they vow to vote at first opportunity. Coverage notes Governor Hay investigation into state training school and a scandalous letter to a young inmate fueling public anger. Expected wave of registrations echoes Seattle mayoral recall response.
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Hay
Chehails
Centralia
Hae
Chehalis
Seattle
Habit of Breaking Bones in Centralia Man
Charles Pannypacker of Centralia is cited as repeatedly suffering broken bones. In the past six months he has endured several mishaps, while Veunoposk recently fractured an arm and injured the spine, with one leg broken twice. Pennyyracker bears his misfortunes philosophically, hoping the troubles cluster ends soon.
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Charles Pannypacker
Centralia
Veunoposk
Mr. Pennyyracker
Philosphy
Birthday Greetings Party For Celestia Waring and Teeter
A surprise party at 2148 Tower Avenue honored Celestia Waring on her nineteenth birthday and Solomon Teeter on his seventy third. Guests enjoyed Five Hundred, music, and refreshments with prizes awarded to Walter Breen, Anna Van Ronk, Hillie Patterson, and John Harila among others. Out of town attendees included CG Henderson Friday Harbor and Jama Geltes Olympia, with many local invitees listing numerous Teeter and Waring family members.
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Samuel Waring
Tower Avenue
Celestia Waring
Solomon Teeter
Miss Waring
Mr. Teeter
Walter Breen
Anna van Ronk
Hillie Patterson
Juln Harila
Teeter
Miss Warhig
CG. L. Henderson
Friday Harbor
Ira Johnson
Wd Deggeller
Arden Kilborn
Alma Jenson
Alma Warser
Edith Breen
Beryl Reynolds
Florence Green
Ethel Smith
Zenith Ressler
Violet Dyson
Mamie Dyson
Rosie Koher
Mesars
J. Hartle
Billie Patterson
Frank Teeynolds
Bert Kent
BP. Teeter
Western Union Opens Uptown Offices
Western Union opened a new uptown telegraph office this morning in the Tapophong Building facing Pine Street. The depot walk and long camera delays end as trains stop for telegram service, with operators handling fast messages for patrons.
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Western Union
Delayad du Boli
Trath Ordoye
Offea
Lpi
Atreot
Wildcat hunting drives activity in Lewis County returns
Hiking excitement and profits accompany the wild cat hunt as Auditor Swofford pays bounties and farmers across Lewis County submit pelts. Pass and Grant Stiltman report multiple cats, with others like Pat Lackpel, Ed Day, Arthur Lane, and Raymond Dickey contributing pelts. One hunter narrowly escaped, firing just as the cat sprang from a tree.
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Lewis County
Auditor Swofford
Pass
Grant Stiltman
Kosmos
Grant
AN. Huffaker
Vance
Raymond Dickey
Alpha
Pat Lackpel
Mineral
Ed Day
Arthur Lane
R. M. Hopkins
Vance Inet
Week
Fewer Marriages Reported At City Marriage Office
Quiet days at the auditor's marriage license counter show a sharp drop in unions with only three marriages recorded this week. Officials note mid month clustering and a tendency for couples to delay later in the month.
One Way to Fix High Living Cost
United Press dispatch from Pittsfield Massachusetts reports a family solving high living costs by a raw vegetable diet. Officers investigated Alfred Tyler and wife after neighbors complained. Their children O Th Joyful Tyler and Lucy Drinkwater Tyler, ages six and four, reportedly live mainly on raw carrots and parsnips with milk and water. Meat and cooked foods are scarce, and the family reportedly has no mortgage on the farm. The authorities decided to test the vegetarian diet.
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United Press
Paysfield
Mass
Thomas B. Bugh
David L. Evans
Alfred Tyler
North Woods
Pittsfield
O. Th
Joyful Tyler
Lucy Drinkwater Tyler
Tyler
Berkshire
Tyter
Razor
Knights of Pytiulas Pine Ball Delights Auditory Assembly
The annual Pine Ball of the Entebta of Pytilas drew many attendees last night in the Auditorhim. Decorations were effective and the entire program ran smoothly under capable handlers. The event achieved strong patronage and reflected well on the organizing committee.
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Knights OF Pytiulas
Pytilas
Ana
Grip Gnaws at Chehalis Family in Tragic Tale
The Grips have struck the Herndon family of Chehalis led by Chief Herndon. The grips incapacitated the chief first, then weakened his wife, and finally hit their young son. The incident disrupted duties as the family fights the illness.
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Finesse
Chiet
Herndon
Chehalis
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Lewis County Washington
Sheriff Urquhart announces a foreclosure sale of two acres in Lewis County tied to Minnie M. Frost heirs. The sale follows a November 26, 1906 judgment for $264 and 95-100 dollars plus costs and interest. Auction set for March 11, 1911 at 11 am at the Lewis County courthouse.
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Sherife
SALH
John Mourine
J A. Frost
Clark Frost
Mary Frost
Ruth Frost
Floyd Froat
Minnie M. Frost
Lewis County
Washington
J. A. Frost
Clark’ Frost
Hoya Frost
A. D
United States
Floyd Frost
Minera and Heira Ut
W. M
Cowitz Landing
Olympia
Eald
Paulse
Court House
County of
Lewis
Pata
J. A. Prost
Fledy Frost
Minnie M. Prost
Chehalis
A.D
H.W. Urquhart
T. T. C Foster
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Ambiguous text fragment on service readiness and care
The fragment hints at a service being available at all times with a coordinator handling arrangements, freeing the family from managing caregiving details. It remains unclear and contains garbled names and terms.
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Ghemali
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Ion Severat
Wilnout
Coyote
Ghmef
Tran
Sargica
Soroagemont
Mrs
G. L. Sticklin
Undertakers
Centralia, Wash
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