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Newspaper

Centralia Weekly Chronicle

Location

Centralia, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1911

Page

5

Mystery of Missing Man Guy Stephens Deepens

Guy Stephens aged about 26, ill before leaving his newly bought business on South Tower Avenue, disappeared last night near Hawley House. Friends and family fear delirium led him astray possibly toward Chehalis or the mountains, with exposure risks overnight. Search parties set as police and locals await word on his fate.

Guy Stephens Hawley House Les South Tower Avenue Stephens T. J. Stephens Main King Streets Damon Toomitg Stephena Daily Chronicle Stepheng

National Progressive Republican League Forms Insurgent Coalition

Insurgent senators and allied leaders organize the National Progressive Republican League to mount a nationwide campaign for popular government. Senator Bourne of Oregon is named president with Osborn of Michigan as vice president and Charles Crane of Chicago as third officer, while Pinchot Kent Record Clapp Tristan Lenroot comprise the executive board.

National Republican Progressive League Bouure Oregon Presid Pinchot Washington National Proggressive Republican League CONETESS+ Men Congress Senator Tourne Orégon Gov. Osborn Michigan Charles Crane Chicago Views Forester Pinchot Kent California George Record New Jersey Senators Clapp Minnesota Tristan Kansas Lenroot Wleconsin

Unknown assailant shoots David Graham Phillips

David Graham Phillips, a New York novelist, was shot at the door of a leading club. An unknown assailant fired five shots, then killed himself. Phillips was rushed to Bet Jehu hospital in serious condition. The attacker died without revealing identity.

David Graham Phillips New York Phillips United Press Philipy

Younger Vets Plan Local Camp in Centralia Area

Article notes January 24 plan to form a Spanish American War Veteran post for younger veterans from Chehalis Centralia and nearby. Potential charter members include Rep William Scales Attorney Ben Rhodes and other local veterans and officers. Proposal to name the post after General Marion P Maus with headquarters at Vancouver Barracks. christening decision pending.

Centralia Chehalfg William Scales National Guard Ben Rhodes Cartain E. Storer-Tice Twin City Light & Traction Company Turner J. J. Lynch California Guard W. J. Williams H Ad Philippines Marions P. Maus Department of the Columbia Vancouver Barracks

Pole John Witkowski's failed attempt to shop on credit ends in patch up

Polish immigrant John Witkowski tried to buy clothing in Dodge Fall Town using false paperwork claiming company funds from Doty Shingle Mill Co. He fled toward the old country but Sheriff Urquhart tracked him to Winlock. The matter was settled yesterday when he paid the amount from his savings and was allowed to depart.

John Witkowski Dryad Sheriff Urquhart Wittkowski Huber & Sullivan Wittkowaki Bharti Urquhart Polo

Nine Men and Women Executed in Japan Plot Case

Japanese government executes ten persons amid star chamber sessions for alleged plots against the life of the Mikado. The executions come as a surprise to observers and mark a harsh crackdown on dissidence during a tense period.

Japanese socialists executed after supposed plot against Mikado

Donjiro Koto ka, his mistress Suga Hanno, and several socialists, reportedly branded smarchists by the government, were hanged in Tokio after a government trial. The ten prisoners faced the scaffold with calm resolve after sentences that may see commutations for the remaining twenty six. Global socialist protests greeted the executions amid claims of no evidence of any plot against the Mikado’s life.

United Press Tokio Donjiro Kotoka Suga Hanno Smarchists Star Ihamber Mikado

Death Strikes Again at Mr Turner in Twin City Plant

Superintendent M. Turner of the Twin City Light and Traction Company was injured at the plant last night while supervising a car start. His right hand and wrist were badly damaged but officials expect a full recovery in weeks. Turner previously survived a severe crush between cars two months earlier. He also served in the Spanish American War.

Grim Reaper M. Turner Twin City Light & Traction Company Mr. Turner Turner

Widow Receives Late Payment After Policeman's Death

Flora Smith, widow of Policeman Stith Smith killed on the railroad track, received a 1150 check from the Brotherhood of American Yeomen via E F Hughon and Des Moines headquarters. The payment, due after the death, was promptly welcomed by Mrs Smith and her young daughter. Further funds remain undetermined.

Flora Smith Stith Ately E. F Hughon Brotherhood of American Yeo- Men Des Moines Iowa Mis Smith Mr. Smith

Investigation into State Training School Abuse Sparks Local Probe

Lewin county prosecutor Buxton says state training school abuse must be investigated locally without waiting for the attorney general. He cites severe beatings, uncorrected by discipline, and says developments will unfold as evidence is shaped for action. Doctors and officers acknowledge calls for a thorough, impartial inquiry amid widespread rumors of outrages.

Lewis County Urquhart Lew County J. “R. Buxton Lewin County

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