Mountain lions and missing man claim Kelso inquiry
Coroner Charlea Stickiin received a Kelso telephone inquiry about Earl Owrey of Kelso reported torn by mountain lions near Mayfield on New Years Day. No death notification. note alleged as a prank prompts Kelso authorities to investigate. Mrs Owrey says husband hunts near Mayfield and has been out two weeks.
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Charlea Stickiin
Kelso
Earl Owrey
Mayfield
Stickiin
War Owrey
Mayfleld
H Oowrey
Wifc Hves
May Owrey
Biscui
Attendance record results for December 1 schools
Attendance percentage results by room in Edison Miss Moose 9865 High School Miss Cooper 9814 Lincoln Miss Brewer 783 Washington Mr Harkness 0712 Login Misa Mellish 1 9092 Oak View Miss Hertley 9212 present in the current school year listing multiple rooms and staff names.
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Edison
Moose
High School
Cooper
Lincoln
Miss Brewer
Washington
Harkness
Login
Misa Mellish
Oak View
Hertley
Supervisors Appointed by County Commissioner Gray
County Commissioner Gray has announced road supervisors for districts 19 to 30. Appointees include J. T. Laughlin Little Falls district 19, John Reid Winisek Jr and D district 20, Join Iman Witlack Jr Fp district 21, J. J. Finstad Silver Creek district 23, J. Hendricks Mossyrock district 25, W. A. Rogers Olegun district 30. G. Teaple Marton was previously named supervisor district 24.
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Gray
J. T. Laughlin
Little Falls
John Reid
Winisek Jr
Iman
Witlack Jr
J. J. Finstad
Silver Creek
J. Hendricks
Mossyruck
W. A. Rogera
Olegun
G. Teaple
Marton
Telephone squabble prompt speedier settlement urged
At the urging of Commissioner Brunswig the public service commission will be asked for an early decision in the dispute over connecting the Home Telephone Company of Silver Creek with the Chehalis system. The notice cites January 4 as the date of action.
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Brunswig
Public Service Commission
Home Telephone Company of
Silver Creek
Chehalis
Snow Covers Death on Copper River Railway Bridge
In Alaska a rotary slow plow fighting snowdrifts at Mile 73 crashed into a gulch after a bridge spanning the gap burned yesterday. Enegi neer Reed of Gordova was killed when the machine fell through the missing span as the bridge burned and snow hid the danger.
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United Press
Seattle
Copper River
Mile 73
Alaska
Gordova
Snowslide nearly claims educator on Mount Rainier ascent
Tacoma reports Professor John B. Fiett of the high school faculty narrowly escaped death when a snowslide struck as he attempted a solo ascent near Eagle Rock in Mount Rainier. His party, on a New Year trip, reached within 1000 feet of the summit before retreating. they returned last night. A stray line about a joking bride follows with unclear context.
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United Press
Tacoma
John B. Fiett
Eagle Rock
Mount Rainier
Flett
Salary Ordinance Passes by City Commission
On January 4 the salary ordinance drawn by the newly elected city commission was given final passage by the commissioners Tuesday afternoon. It readjusts the salaries of city officials.
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Ghehulig
County Board sustains Superintendent Carrier in district merge
Lewis County commissioners upheld the decision of County Superintendent Carrier to combine School Districts Nos 86 and 37. Residents from the affected districts appealed for reversal, but their objections were not upheld.
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Lewis County
Pacific Telephone beats News-Examiner in City Dowling League
The Pacific Telephone Company won three straight games over the News-Examiner, totaling 2225 pins to 2018. Dougherty led News-Examiner with 186 high, while Vials of the Telephone Company posted a 170 high average. Tonight the Centralia Chronicle faces the Business Men.
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Pacific Telephone Company
News-Examiner
Jim Knights
Dougherty
Telephone Company
Centralia Chronicle
Little Falls Couple Secure First License of 1912
The first Lewis County marriage license for 1912 was issued to Arthur D. Halliday and Isabel J. Gries of Little Falls. Minutes later George Lindsay and Isilda Johnson of Napavine also obtained licenses from County Auditor Harry Swofford Tuesday afternoon.
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Lewis County
Harry Swofford
Arthur D. Halliday
Isabel J. Gries
Little Falls
George Lindsay
Isilda Johnson
Napavine
Surprise for Attell as White challenges champ in New Orleans
Chicago report based on Harry Gilmore, veteran fighter, predicts Jack White will surprise Abie Attell in their January 14 bout in New Orleans. Gilmore says White is tough, well conditioned, and could pound Attell around the ring.
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United Presa Senaed
Chicago
Jan
Harry Gilmore
Abo Attell
New Seating Plan of the House And Its Two Principal Figures
New seating plan in Congress opens with Democrats in control and a changed chamber layout to accommodate more members. The photograph shows Speaker Joseph G. Cannon at right with Oscar W. Underwood on the left, as debates on Sherman antitrust, tariff reform, currency issues, and arbitration pacts with Pace and Britain loom.
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Jess
Jis
Tader Chis Chirk
Oscar W Undersnod
Boise
Pace
Great Britain
Commissioners Map Roles For City Government
The new city commission plans a formal organization after taking office next Monday. Albert Sears becomes finance commissioner overseeing clerical work. W B Keir, public improvements including streets and utilities. Mayor Thompson heads public safety with police fire sanitation. Offices planned on first floor at city hall with open public access during business hours.
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Albert Sears
W.B. Keir
Thompson
City Hall
Clerks Tied Bandits Loot Mail Sacks
The Oregon Express train from San Francisco to Portland was robbed near Cottonwood. Two bandits entered the car, tied mail clerk Hhein and assistants Charles Ryan and Robert Warner, and slit open six mail pouches. Several thousand dollars may be missing. A posse pursues the robbers after they left Red Bluff before reaching Redding.
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United Press
Redding, Ciu
Oregon Express
Red Bluff
Hhein
Charles Ryan
Robert Warner
Paris Woman Opens Air School For Women Pilots
Jane Hervieu opened a feminine aviation school near Competence Paris with several promising students. The venture signals a growing Parisian interest in women pilots as several society women are expected to join, aided by two monoplanes used at the school.
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Paris
Jane Herview
Competenc
Bacons
Hervieu
Progressive ticket in congress bid teased by love
A quirky fragment notes a girl who teases a man in love while discussing a possible progressive congressional bid. The odd phrasing mentions greetings to high hurdles and occasional forecasts that could buoy optimism about the campaign.
Ex-San Francisco Mayor Schnitte Bribery Trial Set
The trial of Eugene Schnitte ex mayor of San Francisco for bribery linked to trolley and gas interests will start February 3 before Superior Judge Lawler. He faces charges as an accessory before the fact in a March 1906 bribe alleged to have been paid by San Francisco Gas and Electric Company to Supervisor Daniel Coleman, with no prior gas bribery cases tried and the evidence details unclear.
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San Francisco
Eugene Schnitte
Trolley
Gan
Lawler
Schmitz
District Attorney's Office
San Francisco Gas and Electric Company
Daniel Coleman
Atwood Plans 2450 Mile Atlantic Flight Next Spring
United Press reports aviator Harry Atwood aims to fly across the Atlantic from Newfoundland to Ireland next April in a 150 horsepower hydroplane. The 2450 mile distance is expected to take about three hours, with condensed toad tablets to sustain the journey.
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Boston
Atlantic Ocean
Harry Atwood
New Foundland
Ireland
Atwood
Operation of Ferries Bids Called by County Board
The board of county commissioners has called for bids for the operation of ferries at Cura Randle Cowlits Bend and Bolton. Bids are also invited for the construction of the ferry at Cowlitz Bend. Stripes for Uncle Sam's prisoners will soon be history with convicts working outside the walls to wear neat uniforms. This follows radical warden led changes including meal time regulations being discarded.
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Board of County Commissioners
Cura
Randle
Cowlits Bend
Bolton
Cowlitz Bend
United Press
Atlanta
Uncle Saim
Woman's trouble relief ad touts Cardus Cardul cure
A letter from Mrs Sigurd Hansen in Als describes long womanly troubles and headaches. After a surgery and a period of poor health, she tried Cardus and improved appetite and sleep. The ad credits Cardul with benefits over fifty years and urges readers to ask their druggist for it.
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Mobile
Als
Declamation Contest Held by Chehalis High School
In Chehalis last night seventh- to tenth-grade declamation prelims featured Clarence Bertrand with Prisoner of Debt Myrtle Harper with The Deathbed of Benedict Arnold Sadie Michael with The Cats of the Wild Glen Bates with The Lie Anna Albers with The Violin Fold and Louise Urquhart with The Boy Orator of Zepata City The winner will represent Chehalis High at the county contest in Doty on February 2.
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Cheha- Hig
Clarence Bertrand
Myrtle Harper
Benedict Arnold
Sadie Michael
Glen Bates
Anna Albers
Louise Urquhart
Zepata
Chehalb High School
Doty
Chehalis Fire Dept Reports Fewer Alarms and Loss
Fire Chief Long reports Chehalis department answered no alarms in the period, a 19 percent drop from the previous year. Total loss on drugs and contents reached 25 715 dollars, down 8 178 from the year before. City cost for the department was 2671.18 dollars with volunteers spending 194 dollars.
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Chehalis
Long
Election Argument in Court in Chehalis Case
The case State v Winnie Kola, charged with third degree assault on Reo Golsler, is heard this afternoon in the court of Judge W. A. Westover in Chehalis, after transfer from Justice C. Beaufort. The trial stems from a dispute over the last election.
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Winnie Kola
Reo Golsler
Tnatiee
W. A. Westover
Shhalis
Court of Justice
Morton Appoints JP Io Justice of the Pane
Arnold of Morton was appointed a Justice of the Peace by the Lewis County commissioners board. The action was recorded after a board meeting held in Morton.
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JP Io
Morton
W. . Arnold
Board of
Lewis County Commissioners
Wife of Judge Day Dies in Canton
Canton Ohio reports the death of the wife of Justice Day of the United States Supreme Court. In New York, cadets from Annapolis and West Point will represent the United States in fencing at the Stockholm Olympic Games next year. Congress may fund travel expenses. Also notes President Eliot’s belief in large families and a remark on a South American revolution not affecting death rates.
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Canton
Ohio
Day
United States Supreme Court
United Press
New York
Annapolis
West Point
United States
Stockholm
Congress
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