Clarke Identifies Bank Robber as Everett Bandit
Riverside branch cashier H W Shaw declares after examining a photo that A B Clarke, the suspect in the Cen tralia bank robbery and murder, matches the Everett bank thief. Authorities seek Clarke in connection with multiple bank heists. Buxton may file first degree murder charges.
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H. W. Shaw
Riverside
Stank of Commerce
Everett
A. B Clarke
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Centralia
Lawrence Har
Clarke
Hoquiam
Buxtorn
Innocent Claims From Johannsen on Arrival in San Francisco
Johannsen returns to San Francisco from Los Angeles and loudly proclaims innocence. He declares they have nothing on him and calls the affair not a misfortune for the labor movement. He says the case will lead the public to calmly review the McNamara trials and the Los Angeles labor dispute.
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United Press
Ban Francisco
Tinetinoe Enil
Johannsen
San Francisco
Sos Angeles
McNamara
Los Angeles
Brick Plant 10 But Hali City Brick Company Officers Elected
A stockholders meeting of the newly incorporated Hali City Brick Company elected H Allen Turner as president and treasurer Dan Sulver as vice president A E Bears as secretary. Work on a new plant will start at the site of the former plant destroyed by the recent fire.
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Buxton
Clarke
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Bar
H. Rhodes
United States Bank
Hali City Brid Company
H. Allen Turner
Dan Sulver
A. E Bears
Goungil Holds Last Regular Session
City council meets after year and quarter end with many bills. Davis chosen mayor pro tem due to Mayor Guerrier's absence to sign warrants. Officers report on police fire treasury clerk plumbing electrician and health. Election results canvassed Thompson elected mayor Sears and Keir commissioners. New officers to take office January 3.
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S. G Davis
Siro Tem
Guerrier
Real
Davis
Police Department
City Plumbing
City Electrician
H. W. Thompson
Albert Sears
William Keir
Thompson
Sears
Keir
State accountant says city must get interest on bank deposits
State accountant asserts city funds deposited in banks must accrue interest, directing strict adherence to lawful earning on public money. The finding emphasizes accountability and financial prudence for municipal cash management.
Ironworkers' Association Officials Debate City Deposits
The city council discussed state law requirements for city depositories amid scrutiny by the state accountancy board. Officials debated moving $9,250 from electric meter deposits to time deposits at 4 percent, with $7,000 in the feeder fund and a recommendation to place $2,000 on time deposit. City Clerk Hodge, City Attorney Connellman Davis, and others weighed whether interest accrues to the city or to individual depositors, with differing views on who should benefit from interest.
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Teres
Hodge
State Accountancy Board
Lodge
Dove
Hugh Mr. Kidge
Eiderreight Fund
Harmony
Oleeteteln
Weal Connellman Davis
Intercat
Iho
Willeh
Connellman TiHoy
Intervat
City health officer reports population rise and high birth rate
Dr. Madison presents 1911 figures showing 126 births and 104 deaths with a 0.73 percent death rate, claiming no state city matches the record. The sanitation committee notes garbage department deficits of 87.50 dollars monthly due to a burn ordinance, recommending hiring a team to cut costs if the ordinance isn’t changed.
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Madison
Health and Sanitation Committee
Roosevelt silent on presidential nomination amid party pressure
The White House is puzzled by reports that Roosevelt waits to see if popular demand will force his acceptance of the presidential nomination. Taft supporters deny withdrawal and quote him saying nothing but death can keep him in the race.
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United Preas
Washington, D. OG
White House
Roosevelt
Taft
LaFollette Will Stay In Race Despite Retirement Rumor
Chicago January 3 United Press report says LaFollette will stay in the presidential race despite rumors he would retire in favor of Roosevelt or any other candidate. Walter Houser, LaFollette’s manager, denied withdrawal and affirmed the campaign will continue to the national convention.
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United Press
Chicago
LaFollette
Ronsevelt
Walter Houser
CaWolette
Campaige
Latollette
Lina Gavetiert Granted No Divorce From Chandler
United Press report states Lina Gavetiert was granted no divorce from Robert Chandler a New York clubman. Chandler did not appear for the suit and the case remains unresolved as of January 3 in Pais.
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United Press
PAIS
Lina Gavetiert
Singer
Robert Chandler
New York
Chandler
Washington Oregon Sued Over School Water Connection
The Neutratia School board, via attorney J H Jahnke, seeks a writ of mandate from Judge Rice to force Washington Oregon Corporation to install water service for a new school building. The board objects to a proposed $5 per month standpipe charge for fire protection, arguing they should pay only for water actually used. The company contends the charge covers availability of water for fire needs.
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Washington
Oregon
J. H. Jahnke
Neutratia Schoel Board
Rice
Superior Court
Washington-Oregon Corporation
Neaw Sh
Washington- Oregon Corporation
Union Loan & Trust Building 1 Sold to Centralia Realty
The Union Loan & Trust Company building at Tower Avenue and Magnolia Street was sold to Centralia Realty Company a new firm formed largely from Union Loan & Trust members. Centralia Realty lists 1 R. Stahl GB Mason Gillebrist D. F. Davies W. W. Dickerson B. B. Hubbard F. Ty MeoxIt as directors. The company is capitalized at 70000 dollars, paid for the building, with officers FP. H. Muhbard president Plot MacNith vice president MAW Dawtnes sey and BM 3. Mulder treasurer resistant secretary.
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Unio Loan & Trust Company
Tower Avenue
Magnolia Street
Centralia Realty Company
Union Loan & Trust Company
Centraila Realty Com
Pany Conplat
R. Stahl
GB. Mason
Officers Named for Comaicagial Club Election
The Commercial Club held a meeting on January 8 to nominate officers and directors. Nominations include President Dry FG, Vice President view paeident, Treasurer Jo AL Plot, and directors Theodore Vet Foilchrist, AW Dye, and others.
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le Vated On Muy
Dexting
Treaseren
Direcions
Theagore Vet
Foilchrist
Staring Eyes and the Toledo Thief in Court
A garbled dispatch reports a case involving a man linked to a theft and murder inquiry. The text mentions awaiting trial, a jail admission, and references to a city and river area. The fragmentary details suggest a sensational crime splash with legal action pending. The piece also notes quoted statements and unnamed individuals connected to the investigation.
Kansas Towns Report No Team Service Amid Rail Disruption
United Press dispatch notes disruptions in Detuero and Dighton near the Adehisen area. Public walkways counted that no team service existed and Jolial Sram faced changes as provisions ran low. Flooding and fallen debris affected roads around the towns, hindering travel and supplies.
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United Press Leas
Detuero
Dighton
Ana
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Sherif Tom Foster
Adams
Walsh
Whittelsey
Paul 2. Robinson
Bank and
Bankers Protection of
Seattle
Burns
Tnmeditel
Goungil
the Ironworkers' Association
Hhile Joboa
Numara Wre
Jalel
Morly
Laternational
Association of Bridge and Structural Iron
Werbert 8
Horkin
Frank M. Ryan
Loa Eine Organization
Atnes
MecNamaran Hag
Tidlwanpolia Grand Jury
Walda
Hoecklin
McNaira
Morkin
Ryan
Ninreni
Teddy
Alce
Cavalier Avorged
Eti L. Norris
Montana
A. B. Clarke, Eliyer
L. Bar
The
Union Loan & Trust
Comaicagial Club
Hirtse
Tial Turris
Fay
Tom Pastor
Deny
Sonya Pomsens
JO Lint
Te Bettis
Tts
Washhijton
Altos
Nidas
Mon
Chota Comite
Xiiite
Giulia River
Kansas
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