Russia presses for China to yield in border dispute
United Press dispatches from St. Petersburg report Russia unsatisfied with China's terms. Moscow notes Chings reply to the near ultimatum and orders troop centralization on the Chinese border aiming to seize the Kuijda district in Chinese Turkestan. China agrees to consulate points but rejects removing free trade provisions.
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United Press
ST. Petersburg
Russia
China
Ching
Kuidja
Chinese Turkestan
Augelan
Chegauseau
Abe
Centralia praised by California official en route to Olympia
February 21 Charles F. Curry former California secretary of state and gubernatorial candidate visited Centralia, praising its rapid growth and calling it the Hub City. As Panama Exposition commissioner, he urged showcasing Centralia’s products for the national fair and predicted a brighter future for the city.
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Curry
San Francisco
Centralia
Washington
California
Turmoil in Tokyo Diet Over Cabinet Demand
The Japanese Cabinet, led by Marquis Kataura, faced demands in the diet today from the opposition, blaming the cabinet for rising anarchy and bank turmoil. The revolutionary party called for accountability amid protests and disputes over policy and leadership.
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Colfed
Tokio
Kataura
Conpadiue
Revolutioniary
Mrs Pate 35 Laid To Rest In Local Cemetery
Mrs Louisa Pate age forty two was laid to rest Friday in Mountain View cemetery. Born in Kansas she came to Chehalis at fifteen and lived there and in Centralia since. She is survived by husband Harve Pate three sons John Jesse and Dewey DeInner father Mr W Tingham mother and three brothers Emra Dave and Milly Bingham and one sister Mrs Alles Yost all of Centralia.
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Louisa Pate
Mountain View Cemetery
Kansaa
Harve Pate
John
Jesse
Dewey
W. Tingham
Emra
Dave
Milly Bingham
Alles
Roosters to Be in Chebalis Meeting Next Month
Vancouver Washington reports Chebalis was chosen for the next Southwest Washington Development Association meeting. The event will be held in May with plans outlined for regional development and cooperative action among members.
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Chebalis
Vancouver
Wash
Southwest
Washington
Aasacia- Nation
Veterans denounce whitewash of state training school
Grand Army of the Republic posts condemn Gov Hay ordered investigation as unfair and biased. They attack paddling punishment of young women inmates as destructive to morals, raising skirts, exposing brutality. Resolutions accuse officials of dodging duty, urge action. copies sent to GA R posts and Governor Hay. A stray line notes milk information but is unclear.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Hay
Lewis County
GA. R
Washington
Aspinwall
CANDIDATES WITHOUT PARTY MAY RUN
United Press report from Olympia on February 21 describes proposed amendments to the direct primary law. A senator from Pacific Wahkiakum counties notes independent candidates could qualify via a petition of electors voting for the party candidate in the last general election. Additional measures seek state funding of half road costs in Wahkiakum to link to Cowitz, with HV Commission approval required, and a bill making it a misdemeanor to publish knowingly false statements as fiction.
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United Press
Olympia
Espy
Pacific
Wahkiakum Couuittes
Senate
Pacific County
Wah- Kiakum
Cowitz
Oak Point
Wahbkiakuim County
Wahkiakum County
Highway Commission
Convict Finds A Fortune Waiting In Court Sale
United Press reports Clinton Buchanan, freed from county jail after serving a term for passing bad checks, now holds up to 13000 dollars from a patent attachment sale. Ben Holt of Wallasah and J F Krimer of Spokane purchased the side hill combined harvest rights yesterday.
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United Press
Walla Walla
Wasah
Clinton Buchanan
Ben ©. Holt
J. F. Krimer
Spokané
Union Pacific Orders 135 Coal Locomotives From Tone Tone
Union Pacific plans to build 135 steam locomotives at Baldwin for coal from Tone near Centralia. The railroads will add 120 plus engines, including mikado freight and Mallet units, with deliveries starting April 1 and many using Tone lignite.
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Union Pacific
Gentralea
Wash
Orn Tanttle
Baldwin Tocomativa
Rathyay Ago
Rotruary
Walon
Muikado
Central Pavie
Mikado
Switeh
Southern Pacific
Oregon & California
Oregon-Washington Railrads & Navigation
Galeveston
Harrisburg
San Antonio
Morena
Tannsiana
Texas
New Orleans
Arizona Eastern
Hentte Burns
Miracle
Sourhorn Pacific
Mesten
Harriman Lines
Unanimous caucus urges bonds to refinance district warrants
Centralia voters may decide at the next school election on issuing bonds to the amount of 93 000 to retire high interest warrants now at 7 percent. J H Lease was nominated to the school board and the panel urged bonding at legal limit to finance the new high school while可能 locking in lower interest. The plan includes validating warrants over one and a half percent of property value.
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J. E. Lease
Centralia
J. H. Lease
Lease
Charles Gilchrist
Astray animal inspires Centralia street humor on Tower Avenue
Reporters note a stray cow with a bell parading Tower Avenue under police escort. The piece mentions William Seales seeking to regulate astray animals by a bill titled An Act to Regulate Astray Animals. The column weighs city cow ordinances and cautions about Scales's proposed law.
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Wiliam Seales
Centralia
Tower Avenue
Poe
Hells
Fishback
Adna
William
Scales
Tight money pressure from Wall Street plan
Washington reports traders press Taft to call an extra congressional session. Agents fear disruption to business and warn that any action on the reciprocal tariff would unsettle markets. The pressure from money powers aims to force the president to convene Congress despite unsettled prospects.
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United Ross
Washington
Congress
Wall Street
Taft
Torey
Japan Breaks Treaty With John Bull
London dispatch reports Japan repudiates the 1906 Anglo-Japanese treaty framework. The move affects commercial relations and triggers a renewal or renegotiation of reparations duties between Canada and Japan as the convention expires.
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Japan
John Bull
Whited Press
London
Tia Roe
Canada
Seven Perish In Big Blaze In Sutton West Virginia
Seven persons died in a fire that destroyed the J. B. Hardin home in Sutton on February 21. Only Mr. Hardin survived as six relatives and a child staying with the family perished when a stairway collapsed. The blaze started on the first floor from a gas grate and trapped Mrs. Hardin who later died from injuries.
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J. B. Hardin
Mr. Hardin
Nardins
Maus
Hurl
Amdra
Mra
Hardla
Anapad
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