Relatives of Murdered RS Locate Relatives in Winlock
Jan 17 Daily Chronicle reports Charles Smith a Winlock carpenter learned of his sister Edith Smiths death from a friend in Warren. Edith, a former school teacher in Warren TL, was killed last week by a rejected suitor. Smith confirmed the tragedy with Chicago and Warren authorities. Ediths mother Mrs Smith lives near Winlock. Edith stayed East before moving West with family.
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Win
Eilith Smith
Daily Chronicle
Miss Smith
Warren
Mwoonicle
Aister
Chicago
Smith
Winlock
Bliss Edith Smith
City Fish Market Sold to New Ownership
The City Fish Market, long run by McElhose and Scott, was sold yesterday to W. J. Adkins through McCleary & Clark. The firm notes the business has prospered under new owners and remains profitable. Separately, W. C. Peck of Eugene, Oregon bought three acres in the Southwear part of the city from G. L. Mintter.
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Dan
McElhose & Scott
W. J. Adkins
Me Rhorld
McCleary & Clark
Engineered & Dea
W. C. Peck
Eugene
Qre
Bouthwear
G. L. Mintter
Bath Tuy’ company seeks investment from eastern capital
Jan 13, B. C. Buttin departed for Chicago and New York to pursue funding for the Northwest Bath Tuy’ company. He has secured patents on his inventions and will pitch the venture to eastern capital over the next two months.
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B. C. Buttin
Chicago
New York
Northwest Bath Tuy’ Company
Publicly Strangled Crime Plot Reported in Tan News
A Tan era account describes Huan Tai Pong and three accomplices attempting to pass by a public guard with a staged plan. The article notes a public confrontation and the alleged involvement of Promier Yuan in the scheme.
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Wmen
Tan
Huan Tai Pong
Promier Yuan
Open Air Wedding Ends Inirl Storm of Emotion
A Tone Tone wedding planned for a forest setting was halted when the bride refused to marry after her mother fell ill. Pastor Robert J. Reid witnessed the moment as guests watched, and the planned departure for a honeymoon was canceled. The bride’s decision followed the mother’s sudden illness, which faded after the revelation. The couple remains engaged, with plans for a future ceremony.
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van. Ly
Robert J. Reid
Methodist Episcopal Church
Tone
Min
Reid
Centralia
Ex Mayor Cuertier Family In Oakland Car Accident
A morning report from Centralia states ex Mayor J F P Cuertier and family were in an Oakland crash when their car collided with a streetcar on a daywhown street. The auto suffered heavy damage but everyone escaped injury. After repairs a fire south of Oakland forced the Guerrier family to trek to a farm house for aid.
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Centralia
J. F P. Cuertier
Oakland
Guerrier Camiry
Taft says US not need to intervene in Cuba
The White House announced President Taft believes direct U S intervention in Cuba will not be necessary. He expects the island government to handle its own problems without outside military action.
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D.C
Taft
United States
Cuba
Former Centralia resident James J Smith dies in Doty
James J Smith a former Centralia resident who worked at a lumber mill in Doty died last night at that place from tuberculosis. The funeral will be held at the Methodist church tomorrow afternoon with Robert Ross officiating at Mr and Mrs C G Sullivan arriving to mourn. Interment will be in Mount View cemetery.
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Dan
James J. Smith
Vaty
Methodist Church
Tina
Cententia
Robert
Ross
C. G. Sullivan
Nerviews
San Mraneizco
Mounttula View Cemetery
City appoints Dickerson as city electrician
The city commission has employed Dickerson as city electrician to replace C. A. Harmony who resigned Tuesday. Dickerson comes from Pacific Telephone & Telegraph and has eight years in the trade. He began today amid plans to fill remaining vacancies if other workers do not return.
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Dickerson
C. A. Harmony
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Company
Centralia
Ght
Indictments For Thirty Labor Men
United Press report from Indianapolis states that about thirty prospective indictments against labor leaders have been prepared by the U S grand jury as the federal probe nears its end. Witnesses discussed dynamite transfers out of the state by the McNamaras and investigators tied to Darrow during the McNamara trial.
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United Press
Indianapolis
Ind
McNamaras
Darrow
McNamara
P. Cooney
Chicago
Millionaire Wedding Brings Unprecedented Gifts to Bride
Mrs. Oliver Cromwell wed Edward W. Statesbury of Drexel & Company in Washington. The dowry of gifts included a four million dollar securities treasure, a five hundred thousand dollar pearl necklace, a forty thousand dollar diamond necklace from J Pierpont Morgan, and an extensive trousseau of eighty Parisian gowns and sixty house gowns. President Taft attended the ceremony at the bride's home on New Hampshire Avenue.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Oliver Cromwell
Edward W. Statesbury
Drexel & Company
Philadelphia
New Hampshire Avenue
Pridegrooth
Stateshury
J. Pierpont Morgan
Statesbury
Europe
Taft
New York Celebrates Sun Yat Sen Republic Pride
The article describes a New York celebration by Young China supporters of Sun Yat Sen's republic. Crowds parade the quarter with red, white, and blue banners while children participate prominently in a literary display and allegorical scenes. The piece notes mixed initial views toward reform but overall acceptance of the new republic.
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Young China
New York
New Republic
Becama
Alnam Butt
Honda
Floerneyorn
Sun
Ching
Renee
Confnciix
Jonas Honag
Willeh Wan
Anon
No Inquest Over Body of Colored Girl
Magnolia Mous a 16 year old colored girl who ran away from the State Training School at Chehalis with Oleana Cochran a white girl died at St Helens hospital after being struck by a Great Northern train north of Napavins. Coroner decided no inquest after reviewing the accident. Cochran said both girls slept on the tracks and the colored girl was struck first then knocked Cochran from the rails.
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Magnolia Mous
Chehalis
Oleana Cochran
St. Helens
Great Northern
Napavins
Seattle
Sticklin
Jail empties as police make no arrests overnight
For the first time in months the local jail ran empty last night with no arrests by the night police. Over the previous two nights a total of 43 hoboes, travelers and drunks were taken in. Desk Sergeant Ingalls noted a penitentiary court would be held tonight to determine the cause of the patrolmen's apparent lack of energy.
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St Nlette
Ingalls
Pangarans
Hollis May Return to Centralia Jail?
Centralia state league shortstop Gale Hollis, famed for his home crowd appeal, reportedly joined the Tacoma team late season before a possible return to Centralia. Tigers claim he will come back with a higher salary. fans recall his strong play and target a reunion if he stays.
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Tagerma Sport
Gale Holla
Centralia State
Taet Pear
Lis Tavoma
Otter Hgdorts
Tacoma
Tigers
Hollis
Hin
Tacon Tt
Dan Sonver
Teron Fins
Taro
Coutratia
Neloon and Collins 10 Meet Again in Chehalis Night
A wrestling bout is arranged between Carl Nelson and Peter Collins at the Gliderhuk in Chehalis on January 85. Nelson, winner of the previous match, will face Frank Johnson of the city in Pe FM tonight while Collins continues training.
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Carl Nelson
Feter Collins
Seattle
Chehalis
Nelson
Cmen
Frank Jotnaon
Pefm
Colvins
City Treasurer Reports December Finances for Chehalis
At Chehalis city meeting, Treasurer J. J. Atlen presented a December cash balance of 67.69 with a deficit of 8Ra 4G on year end. Expenditures totaled 7A68.06 from lines licenses deposits and other outlays. City clerk Carrie Parhlers also reported December disbursements of 021.27 for payments and 2878.18 for expenses.
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Cheokts Guniitiveaion
Chehalis
J. J. Atlen
Demais
Misa Carrie Parhlers
Elty
Anlikos
Printers Mourn Franklin Birthday As Legion Honors Memory
New York printers and many others mark the memory of the greatest of American Legion founders tonight. Ton Franklin, born 1866 years ago today, is honored in a solemn tribute.
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New York
New York Printera
Almertoun
Ton Wranklin
Alleged Crook Case Dismissed Amid Weak Evidence
The prosecution moved to dismiss the case against William Risso after key witnesses failed to provide solid testimony. A prior arrest history showed several suspects with no convictions, casting doubt on charges of check passing tied to a South Carolina banking matter. Judge Muxton ordered no jail time as the case collapsed weeks ago.
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Ann
Ate Haammey
Ruxtea
Sol
Yeaterting
Willin Risso
Conpalia
South Carolina
Veta
Quel Bissun
Alcoud
Sen- Sones
Felividienas
Muxton
Teagh ingr Names AAD Supervisors at Dowle County Meeting
The Chehalis meeting of Dowle County commissioners yesterday appointed supervisors in district No 4 noting Joseph Wyatt of Contratia district No 2 Charing Raymond of Tranaford Valley district Nooa and Coogee Melitha of Agate district No 12.
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Dowle
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