Eminent Granger Lectures at Oakville Grange Hall
The Hon Mortimer Whitehead national Grange leader and former Rural Free Delivery originator speaks at Oakview Grange hall Oakville this evening after addressing a morning meeting He is praised for long Grange service and influence on membership and ritual reforms.
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Mortimer Whitehead
National Grange
Universal Peace Commission
The
Grange
Oakview Grange Hall
Whitehead
Josephine Loomis
United States
Farm Journal
Pioneer Grange
New Jersey
Missing San Francisco resident Slim Carter vanishes from Oakland
San Francisco dispatch reports Frederick S. Carter known as Slim Carter, a former Centralia resident, disappeared in Oakland. He had recent work in Seattle and at Aema Manufacturing in California. A married woman Glengon was linked to the case, and Carter left with about $30 gold pieces, prompting foul play or elopement theories.
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San Francisco
Centralia
Oakland
Cal
Frederick S. Carter
California
Aema — Manufacturing Company
Carter
Glengon
Farm acreage and cultivation near town in Adudroga
A historic notice cites a por and fifty acre farm with 29 acres cultivated near a good town. Located in Adudroga under I G H care at Centralla Chroniots, San. 11-18.
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Por &Alo
Good Town
Adudroga
Centralla
San
Half blind and aged he has children but no home
An elderly half blind man and his ailing wife, once with many children, were aided by a Chehalis county church society after years of poverty. With relatives absent, he was sent to St Helen's hospital for care, while his daughter near Chehalis offered a place, though her husband works hard and has a large family.
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Chehalls
Bt. Helen’s Hospital
Cheha
John C. Harms
Coleman
St. Helen's Hospital
C. A. Packenham
Chehalis
Lew County May Lose One Representative
Frank Martin of Olympia reports a fight over state reapportionment may reduce Lewis County’s legislative delegation. The county could drop a representative in the lower house as population basis shifts, though Martin seeks to preserve existing seats and perhaps add a fractional senator.
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Lew County
Frank Martin
Olympia
Martin
Lew
Lewis County
Senate
Howver
Investigation at State Training School Probes alleged abuse
January 17 report outlines alleged ill treatment at the State Training School near Chehalis linked to boy Ramsey. Senator Fishback notified as investigators review statements from former inmates and officers amid calls for a formal inquiry into alleged cruelty.
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Chehalis
Ramsey
Fishback
Aspinall
Audkin to Accept Federal Court Seat in Washington
Frank H. Rudkin of the Washington supreme court announced he would accept the presidents request to join the federal bench for the Eastern District of Washington. Governor M B Hay must name a successor to Rudkin on the state supreme court, as he had not been officially notified and had no candidate in mind.
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Olympia
Jan
Taft
Frank H. Rudkin
Whelington Supreme Court
Edward Whitson
Washington
M. B. Hay
Indga Rudkin
Atate Aunrome
Oregon Senator Enacts First Session Smoking Rule
Salem Ore Jan 17 The Oregon Senate for the first time passes a rule prohibiting smoking during sessions. A story fragment recounts a discharging of a Black servant by her mistress and a subsequent exchange reflecting racial attitudes and a humorous regional dialect scene involving a request for a new job.
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Salem
Ore
Ore- Sen Senate
Lewis County approves new ferry spanning Cowlita River
At a county session, Lewis County commissioners voted to construct a ferry across the Cowlita River from Sulphur Springs. The move hints at a future large concrete bridge, anticipated long before the power plant projects near Ble Bottom are complete.
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Lewis County
Cowlita
Central bank plan sprung by Aldrich in Washington
Senator Aldrich unveiled a plan to reorganize 1 National banks into a reservation association under a national comptroller. A 45 director board would manage panic responses and currency issuance, with capitalization at 306 million dollars and non transferable stock. Dividends capped at five percent and some earnings to government.
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Washington
Aldrich
Last Day of Chronicle Special Clubbing Offer Nears
The Chronicle urges contestants to renew subscriptions and push for votes as the $3,000 contest closes in three weeks. It warns against overconfidence and highlights prizes including a pismo, scholarship, whig or watch, tied to energy and effort. The Rose theater show, Cinderella, is praised with strong audience response noted.
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Minua
the Chronicle
Agnes
Bacy
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