Unknown man killed by train near depot
A unidentified young man, who had ridden the Northern Pacific No 313 from Tacoma with friend W J Down, was killed near the local depot when struck by No 234. Down rolled clear. the other man, possibly Bradshaw from Lansing Minnesota, was crushed between cars. Coroner Sticklin will hold an inquest after identity is established. Down remains in Centra lia to assist investigations.
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W. J. Down
Tacoma
Northern Paci
Northern Pacific
Down
Stickiin
Downs
J. Re Orley
Bradshaw
Lansing
Minn
Sticklin
Downe
Centralia
Chronicle
Downa
Ladner’s Landing
B. C
Olympia
Four actors flee Chehalis to dodge hotel bill arrest
In Chehalis on January 12 a warrant issued for four vaudeville actors Gerald Durquast Joseph Mason John Taylor and WH Sherman who bolted the Nell theatre after failing to settle their hotel bill at the Silvers hotel Owner A O Sweamy says Wheeler the theatre manager promised to settle but fled with the actors The night marshal says two actors were taken from an incoming freight car but were released when Wheeler claimed they were employed by him Also Arthur Young a Tacoma case suspect in a separate child abandonment charge was arrested in the city after slipping away from Tacoma authorities The Tacoma detective traced Young to the city and arrested him Thursday night
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Court of Justice
P. C. Heaufort
Chehalls
Gerald Durquast
Joseph Mason
John Taylor
WH. Sherman
Nell
Theiy Hotel
Bis
Wheeler
Mulene
Spree Sment
Night Marshal
Wheeler Tharey
Jan
Arthur Young
Tacoma
Young Havelvan
Toma
More Cold Weather Grips Midwest as Storm Near
Weather officials warn of a stronger cold snap sweeping from Canada to hit Chicago tonight. Reports from Kansas and Nebraska indicate train service on branch lines has not operated for days. The Middle West and Northwest endure subzero temperatures as the system approaches.
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Chica
Chicago
Canada
Kansas
Nebraska
Trainaen
Middle West
Northwest
Salzer Mill to Resume Operations Near Cutard
Salzer Valley Lumber Company head James G Hebriot announced preparations to restart the slit bite operations near Cutard after several months of shutdown. The mill is expected to begin once all systems are ready, with plans to hire widely in the surrounding area.
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James Ghebriot
Salzer Vatley Lumber Company
Cutard
Miller and Wilking Buy Another Bowling Alley
Jon Wiking and Pouste Miller, popular local bowling figures, have purchased the Stir Bowling Alleys on North Tower Avenue. They plan to relocate the operations to their existing site and transfer pool tables to new quarters, aiming to expand their business after several profitable months since moving from Chehalis last fall.
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Jon Wiking
Pouste
Yower Avenue
Naiwlelois
Thanyi Veyipatin
Chehalis
Appointment of administrator for estate of Mary Valentine
Court Commissioner W A Westover approved FP Vialen Hoe of this city as administrator of the estate of his wife Mary Valentine following probate action. The appointment marks the settlement of the case in yesterday's session.
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W. A. Westover
Vialen- Hoe
Mary Valentine
Mayor Peterson names Tenino city appointments
Mayor Peterson of Tenino announced appointments to city offices under the new administration. Reappointed police chief Mannon and health officer C. W. Robson, with John P. Wood clerk and Thomas Briley also named to posts.
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Peterson
Tenino
Jan
Tenina Haa Ans
Oity Ponlour
Aiministration
Mannon
Judea, Tir
C. W. Robson Health ofMeer
John P. Twood
Water for High School Sparks Board and Utility Dispute
The school board and the Washington Oregon Corporation clashed over water installation for the new High School. After a quick utilities commission decision favored the board, delays ensued but a crew finally installed the water to the board’s specifications, with disputed fire protection charges dropped.
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Pabli Utilities Commission
Board
Washington-Oregon Corporation
The
Utilities Commission
School Board
Washington-Oregon
Revery Point
Scattel Board
Haad
Ustanen
Ies
Serial Board
Packers to Varnish Probe of Corporate Records
Special government attorney Innes Wikeran announced a thorough examination of the Morrison Parking Corp's records. Harry Timmins, chief accountant in the Marrn cost department, began the task as the firm’s property was seized, with the probe expected to last about a month.
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Cuicagq
Innes Wikerean
Morria
Wingy Witeh
Harry Tmmmens
Marrn Cost Department
Premier Chosen as Cabinet Talks Begin
In a tentative step toward a new government, Raymond Planeare is named to form a workable cabinet. If he cannot, former Premier Brian is suggested as likely to reclaim power. The report notes uncertainty over immediate stability and coalition prospects.
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United
Doloissd
Raymond Planeare
Brian
Mother of Centralia Woman Drops Dead
Mrs. David Fouts, mother of Mrs. Gregk Roberts, collapsed and died at her daughter's home at 6220 Street about 7:30 last night. She had asthma for years but had lately felt unusually well. After a hearty supper she fainted and died before aid could arrive. She came to Centralia from Twin Falls Idaho at Christmas. her husband, now in Canby Oregon, has not been located to be informed. Surviving daughters include Mrs Prank Robers, Mrs Pickett, Mrs Roumnn, and Mrs Eda Ho, plus son Arthur Fouts who lives near Castle Rock.
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Jans
David Fouts
Gregk Roverts
Flouta
Fouts
Centralia
Twin Falls
Idaho
Canby
Ore
Edaho
Roumanns
Hoquiam
Arthur Fouts
Castle Tock
Man Injured After Snow Roof Fall in Toledo
John Dunes of Toledo was seriously hurt Wednesday afternoon when he slipped while clearing snow from his roof and tumbled down a rear hill. Discovered Thursday morning lying unconscious in the snow, he suffered internal injuries and exposure as responders rushed to the scene. Recovery prospects remained uncertain.
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John Dunes
Toledo
Iying
Brass Band Organized in Town Show
The town welcomes the new Winlogk Brass Band organized by Thind under the direction of Ms Tebetkh, an efficient local musician. The event has been planned for several months and aims to entertain the community.
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Tebetkh
Abdication Details Discussed By Chinese Government
In Pekin on January 19, officials held a prolonged meeting of top government members to arrange the abdication of the emperor and the Manchu princes amid grave provincial disorders. The article notes this as the throne’s only possible path given the unrest.
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Pekin
Jan
Toledo Eagles Plan 26 by 80 Feet Concrete Block Hall
The Toledo Eagles decide to erect a two story modern concrete building in Toledo. The project, discussed at a meeting Thursday night, will be 26 by 80 feet and cost about $10,000.
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Toledo Eagles
Tolan Lorge
Eagles
Toledo
Newport Bank Is Robbed
Newport Beach California January 13 A bank robbery unfolds as two posses pursue three robbers who dynamited the Newport safe and escaped with a small sum of money. Cashier Wallace was shot during the raid.
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Newport Beach
Cal
Newport
William
Hall
Wallace
Socialists Emerge As Second Party In Germany
Berlin January 13 election returns show Socialists won seats in sixty seven districts and may gain more in one hundred four districts without a plurality. Conservatives admit Socialists will hold at least one hundred seats in Reichstag, making them the second strongest party.
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Berlin
Ketehstag
Socialist Party
Eighteen Die From Cold Across Midwest and Texas
Eighteen deaths from extreme cold reported in 24 hours across Chicago Hammond Fargo Minnesota Valley City and Northeastern Texas. Temperatures fell to twenty seven below zero at Aft Columbus Indiana with frigid conditions sweeping Illinois and the Middle West.
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United, Press
Chicago
Hammond
Ind
Fargo
N. D
Minnesota
Valley City
Fixty
Texas
Columbus
Illinois
Middle West
Ice Sinks Boat in Arkansas
United Press report from Little Rock dated January 13 describes the steamer Nettie sinking after striking ice on Lake Lauguille. Three persons drowned and thirteen were badly frozen. A man named Johnson is among the survivors.
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Arkansas
Little Rock
Atk
Nettie
Johnson
Lake Lauguille
Lumber Mills in Collins to Reopen Soon
Collins notes indicate the Chehalis River Lumber and Shingle mill will restart in the fall with the shingle mill employing about 25 men and the sawmill over 100. Output contracts exist with Eastern dealers as the weather clears, and the resumed operations will complement local labor in camps and sid mills. Art show features Carl Nelson of Raymount and Peter Collins of Seattle in a wrestling match drawing a crowd, with Nelson taking two falls after a prolonged contest and the match continuing despite a blood injury.
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Canon
Chehalisiver Lumber & Shingle Company
Sid
Jan. Teter
Centratia
Chehalis
Carl Nelson
Raymount
Peter Collins
Seattle
Nelson
Defsalt
Be St
Ingistval
Collins
Ten Free Log5 Summary of 1811 Incident Destruction
Fragmentary text notes a 1811 event involving a loss of 38 785 and a jasmeney of 7288 dollars. It references the destruction of The Harish Ous mil early in the years and a large portion of the toss Wits being sustained. The fragmentary source provides unclear specifics on people places or exact actions.
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Touino
Jasmeney
Vanderplo show prices vs Congress costs
A reader notes Vanderplo shows are priced moderately yet Congress costs rise. A female educator promotes kissing games for children, while girls prepare for a future with stricter standards and expectations.
Local Marshal Pleaded Loudly in Court Yesterday
A local court heard the case of sea miner and Baptist parish member Marshall who failed to show funds for fines. He was assessed a 2 dollar penalty and costs by Swigen Voss but released under assurance due to lack of money.
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Avi Uh
Marshall
Siwigen Voss
Hany
Aus Persted Sonbouce
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Salzer Mill
Tandon
Probe Packers Books
Gentralian
I Winlogk
Jane
United Press
Socialists Second Party
Germany
Nelson Wing
Congress
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