Hotel Thief Sentenced in Reformatory Plea
Bert Plaherty uvian arrested in Portland on a Saturday night after stealing from the Stielers Hotel in Chehalis on February night. Judge Nice in Superior Court yesterday afternoon sentenced him to a determinative term under the Monroaire Treaty. Plaherty pleaded guilty to burglary and receiving.
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Bert Plaherty Uvian
Portland
Abi Pt
Twen Stobe
St.iélers
Chehalis
Nice
Flitherty
Eharae
Baralarid
Herty
Iues Bane Bay
St. Héleng
William Bolt 15 Fined for Assault
Dolph and Geissler dispute flared after recent election in Chena. Dolph bound over to Superior Court on second degree assault charge. Geissler testified as witness. another defendant pleaded guilty with fines and costs.
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Am Dolph
Che- Bal
George Geiss- Fer
Rice
Mogi
State Leader Seeks Appointments Amid City Shuffle
The president of the state signals changes in appointments as a major city reshuffle unfolds. Officials note a push to align governance with new priorities, with regional implications for mines, industry, and public works.
Royst Neishhurs Of America District Meeting Held
The first district meeting of the Royst Neishhurs of America was held in Centralize yesterday afternoon and last night with about 250 delegates present from several lodges. Officers were elected and plans set to form annual events. Elivaresh Andrew was elected president and Mrs Tales was elected secretary. An evening class initiation followed by a degree team performance completed the sessions.
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Royst Neishhurs of America
Centralize
Elivaresh Andrew
Ivy Cann No
Tales
Valley Camp
Puyallup
Tralia
County Board buys steel for Randle bridge project
The board of county commissioners bought steel from Coast Bridge Company of Portland for 12 1,100 to span the County River at Randle. The firm bid 20 000 for construction. Investigator Preston said the county could save about 2 000 by self-assembly and noted piles reaching 26 feet down and the bridge floor 4 feet above ground.
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Board of County Commissioners
Randle
Coastatridge Company of Portlandt
Portland Concern
A. L. Breston
Commissionera
Preston
Ran+ dle
Pilex
Kolld Browndie
Troops Rushed to Juarez in Mexican Crisis
United Press dispatch from El Paso reports President Madero ordered all available federal troops in Northern Mexico toward Juarez to intercept advancing Vasquitos and foil insurrectionists plans to seize Juarez as a provisional capital amid rising tensions and military movements.
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United Press
EL Paso
Mexico
Juarez
Maderd
Juares
Trig
Colombia and Panama Canal Strips Spark Resentment
Colombia resents U.S. possession of the Panama Canal strip as tensions rise. Ospina told Knox that Colombians feel anger over the foreign control and its impact on national sovereignty and economic interests.
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Rail Press
Len Lout
Ospina
Knox
Robbery at Palace Hotel Lands $50,000 in Gems Stolen
San Francisco reports a $50,000 jewelry theft from Mrs. F. J. Desahla at the Palace Hotel after a theater outing. Police suspect a professional gang planned the heist, with a notable string of parts among the stolen items.
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United Press
San Francisco
F. J. Desahla
Palace Hotel
Prospects Bright for State League Six Club Organization
Northwest Mills and Jack Sciutto and O J Albers and Elmer Mee Hronmt led a committee canvassing Southwest Washington cities on reorganizing the State League. Aberdeen and Olympia in favor, Tacoma, Quiiam, and Chehalis discussed. Centralia, Raymond, South Bend rumored as possible joiners. a four-city league could be financially strong, with fans eager and travel mileage minimized.
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NW. Mills
Jack Sciutto
Clly
O. J. Albers
Elmer Mee
Chehalis
Aberdeen
Tocal
Talkaf
Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce
Olympia
Tacoma
Hoquiam
Centralia
Montesana
Lina
Raymond
South Lend
Endah
Aberdeen Chamber of Comerce
W. R. Patton
Hall Mapetahrough
Northwest
Geo. Tysart
City Water Committee Race Tightens on River System
A damaged OCR shows the Central Water Committee and city officials debating an ordinance for the river system. The aim is a near perfect plan before the city commission vote. Final presentation expected at the regular meeting Friday with provisions to charge residents for improvements.
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Syston
Republican State Central Committee to Meet for 1912 Convention
Tacoma February 22 United Press Teletype Chairman B W Coiner calls Republican state central committee to meet at the Tacoma hotel February 29 to arrange a state convention and delegate selections for the national convention in Chicago. A dollar dinner the night before may draw Governor Hay and state officials. about 200 Republicans expected.
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Tacoma
B. W. Coiner
Republican State Central Committee
Washington
M. E B. Hay
Col. Conner
Republicary State Committee of Washington
Ican State Central Committee of
Wellington
AL D
10Th
National Republican Committee
Chicago
Coiner
Republican State Central
Mexican Revolution Leader Promises Mexico City Action
A United Press leased wire reports a revolutionary figure vows to seize Mexico City on March 15. The movement claims to control electric company lines and declares a manifesto while asserting imminent city capture, with the scene tense and uncertain.
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Mexico City
Mikico City
Hon
Ataparye Zapata
He Electric Company
South Tacoma Shops Run On Full Week at NP
Northern Pacific Railway Company began full operation of the South Tacoma car shops this week with a nine hour day for six days, up from five. A. A. Hilton reports improved conditions as the Tacoma plant absorbs California business previously handled at Denver and now employs 200 men six days a week. J. F. Card arrives as local manager, joining RE. Gott and M. Foley in the expanded management team.
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Tacoma
Northern Pacific Railway Company
South Tacoma
A. A. Hilton
Griffin Wheel Works
South
J. F. Card
Chicago
Houston Abul Fire Cleared Sites Begin Immediate Rebuild
Fire ruins in Houston are being cleared today with the aim of immediate rebuilding. The loss is estimated at six million dollars, with a substantial portion uninsured. Magee Wise declines outside assistance, choosing to manage the recovery locally.
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Ail Press
FON
Seston
Alre
Magee
Earthquake Reported in San Jose Capital of Costa Rica
A report from the capital city San Jose, Costa Rica, notes an earthquake with fears of another catastrophe. Officials and observers await further details as authorities assess damage and response actions.
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Washint Pon
Bo Ch
Calvo
Costa
Fevrsig
San Jose
Gasta Rica
Clark and Wilson Oklahoma Favorites
Oklahoma delegates to the national Democratic convention in Baltimore next June appear favoring Speaker Champ Clark and Governor Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey. Delegates at the Democratic state convention expressed sentiments today as they name representatives for the Baltimore gathering. Trarmon has few followers in Oklahoma.
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Clark
Wilson
Oklahoma
Colted
Oklahoma City
Okla
Champ Clark
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Baltimore
Trarmon
Lawrence Strike Leader Joseph J. Ettor Arrested on Murder Charge
Lawrence, Massachusetts, strike leader Joseph J. Ettor was arrested on a murder charge amid ongoing labor unrest. The case centers on a disturbance connected to the strike era, drawing attention from local authorities and union supporters.
Only Two Pupils In District 86 Tale of a Tiny School
The county hearing on consolidating Districts 86 and 17 revealed only two pupils remain, the Sinclair girl and a single male pupil. The Sinclair girl finished eighth grade two years ago and has since studied at various sites while the district fights to keep the school open. Attorney Maurice Canghorne represents the case against consolidation, arising from a decision by County Superintendent M. L. Carricer. Officials suspect Carricer’s ruling will be sustained as cheaper to board the Sinclair girl at Adjia than employ a teacher in District 86.
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Sinclair
Popis
Sinclsip
Maurice Canghorne
M. L. Carricer
Aijia
Tragic death at local hospital prompts investigation
A man died Monday night in a local hospital after suffering injuries in a city incident. The body was transported to Walla Walla for further examination, and authorities continue inquiries into the events surrounding the death.
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Lowshirton
Ated
Perviers
Walla Walle
Poot Master Convention Delegates Named at Oregon Meet
Delegates to a Poot Master Convention were chosen for Oregon and Washington. Named from various counties include Lewis Canohe L Lo Watrath Mineral N J Tower Merten Poelife Janes O Nell Menlo Be L Honse Ostrander Clark County W J Matehette La Blackburn Ithlgedeld James Giri Cathlamet and G Kennedy Skamokawsa.
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Tash
S. Parreth
Noid
Washington
Portland
Lewis Canohe
L. Lo Watrath
Mineral
N. J. Tower
Merten
Poelife
Birndy
Fransois
Janes O'Nell
Menlo
L. Honse
Ostrander
W. J. Matehette
Laand IV
Blackburn
Ithlgedeld
Clark County
W. Conn
Camas Wahkiikuit County
G. Kennedy
Skamokawsa
James Giri
Cathlamet
Bridge Rebuild urged after Tilton River washout at Betuer
A. L. Preston reported to county commissioners that the Tilton River bridge at Betuer should be rebuilt after last month’s flood washed it out. A farmer attempting to ford the river with a herd of sows reportedly lost his life.
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A. L. Preston
Tilton
Betuer
Fireman Injured While Battling Whitford Blaze
Tom Conningham, a member of the local fire fighting force, sustained an injury while extinguishing a haze at the Whitford home yesterday afternoon. He will be laid up for several days, and a substitute will be appointed by the city commission to replace him until recovery.
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Tom Conningman
Whitford
Cunningham
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United Prows
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Gost Riga
Joseph J. Ettor
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Annnclalinn
Walla Walla
Gerald
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