CP rail faces car shortage as makers fall behind
Ottawa June 27 General Manager Leonard of the Canadian Pacific railway told the railway commission that the firm cannot find car makers to accept its funds for new equipment. He said car shops nationwide are behind on orders and the rolling stock shortage is largely due to makers failing to keep up. CP has authorized 19 000 000 for cars and may place orders with U S producers for more than half of the 14 500 freight cars needed. Other Canadian railways reported similar conditions.
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Ottawa
Leonard
Canadian Pacific Railway
Railway Commission
Canadian Pacific
United States
Suh Fine after Arrest Charged with Resisting Officer
Arthur Busk, arrested Monday night for resisting a arrest and assaulting Officer Flarkwell, appeared before Judge Hosson in police court yesterday. He was fined 25 dollars plus costs, with 10 days in county jail for nonpayment.
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Arthur Busk
Flarkwell
Hosson
Bush
Suffragist Interrupts Royal Audience in Cardiff
A suffragist rushed into Cardiff Cathedral to appeal to King George and Queen Mary demanding notes for women and denouncing Home Secretary McKenna over hunger strike cases. Guards removed her, and she was imprisoned.
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Cardiff
Wales
George
Mary
Home
McKenna
Mia Pank~hurst
Lawrence
Holloway
Centra l Via militia to head July Fourth parade
Capt David Livingstone of Company M 2nd Regiment N G W announces that the Central Via militia unit will lead the citys July Fourth parade as part of the three day celebration program in the halls.
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David Livingstone
2Nd Regiment
N. G.W
Centra-l
Fourth of July program set with city attorney speaker
C D Cunningham will be orator of the day at the fourth of July celebration in Po Ri. An interesting program is planned with no expense spared to ensure access for all attendees.
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C.D. Cunningham
Po Ri
Loy wins damages against Northern Pacific over ticket mix up
Monday night Micheel Loy received 8640.90 in a superior court verdict against the Northern Pacific. Loy, who bought a ticket at Chabalis for Winlock, boarded an NP train and was ejected at Napavine. He says the conductor knee struck his abdomen causing a rupture. The case originated in Lewis County Court, where Loy was awarded 10000, then appealed to the superior court and retried in Lewis County.
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Micheel Loy
Northern
Pacific
Superior
Loy
Chabalis
Winlock
Great Northern
N. P
Napavine
Lewis
Information filed against William Denny for indecent assault
Prosecuting Attorney Buxton filed information in the superior court charging William Denny with indecent assault on Florence Robbins, a mentally impaired one year old girl of this city. A preliminary hearing before Judge Hoss Monday was not completed as Cunningham insisted on calling the Robbins girl to testify. Denny likely remains jailed through the summer with trial set for the September term.
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Buxton
William Denny
Florence Robbins
Hoss
C. D. Cunningham
Robbins
Denny
NAN ARRESTED HERE WANTED IN ABERDEEN
Local police report the arrest of a man named Dickman here this morning on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. He is said to be wanted in Aberdeen, and an officer from that city is bringing him back this afternoon.
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Dickman
Aberdeen
Woman Forger Three Arrested in Chehalis Case
Phillis V. Clarke, sought in Taeoam for issuing worthless checks, was arrested in Chehalis yesterday. A Donnelly hotel clerk came to swear to a complaint, but bystanders intervened and the case was dropped. Clarke was ordered to leave Chehalis.
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Phillis V. Clarke
Ta'eoam
Donnelly
Chehalis
Paulhamus Repudicates Convention Critique
State Senator W. H. Pauthamus sharply denounces the Chicago Republican convention as a mere ratification by national committeemen, urging Theodore Roosevelt as the sole leader for the Progressive victory. He condemns Aberdeen Washington and accuses Taft supporters of bias and backroom ticketing.
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Chicago
W. H.pauthamua
Jim
Theodore Roosevelt
Washington
Aberdeen
National Committee
Taft
Tyame
Paulkabius
Bozarth Family Reunion at Woodland Draws 300
The Bozarth family, among the area’s largest, held its annual reunion at Woodland with over 300 present including J. R. Bozarth, safessor of Cowles county, all descending from John Bozarth who settled there in 1847. Civil Service announces August 3 1912 forest clerk exam with $1100 to $1200 salary and requirements. Applications toSecretary Eleventh Civil Service District Seattle.
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Bozarth
Woodland
J. R. Bozarth
Safessor
Cowles County
John Bozarth
Plains
United States Civil Service Commission
Forest Service
Civil’ Service District
Federal Building
Seattle
Washington
Baby Show to Feature at Kelso Fourth Celebration
Kelso’s July Fourth celebration will include a baby show with four cash prizes for the prettiest babies in Cowlitz County. The event will be staged on a platform set up in the business district.
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Kelso
Cowlitz County
Narrow Escape for Donkey Engineer in Coal Creek Lumber Co.
White, employed as a donkey engineer, narrowly escaped serious injury when a block rolling downhill struck his engine during backers’ work. He will stay home several days. In a separate matter, a jury in the Superior Court ruled $1,816.50 in favor of Migga against Northern Pacific Railway, finalizing the June term.
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O. BE. White
Coal Creek Lumber Company
Migga Va
Northern Pacific Railway
Giant $2,000,000 Enterprise Aims at Cowlitz valley
A major deal reported by a reliable source plans a vast southwest Washington project for the Met calf Shingle Company. It includes a tidewater to Salnun Creek logging road, logging camps, railroads, and mills, with two million dollars in capital and thousands of acres of timber. When built it will create the largest payroll in Southwest Washington, with towns awaiting the start of actual construction.
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Met
Washington
Cowlitz Valley
Tidewater
Salnun Creek
Milla
Mot+ eal’ company
Sdate
Democratic National Convention Adopts Draft Platform
June 21 Baltimore The resolutions committee of the Democratic National Convention unanimously adopted the Bryan OGorman draft platform. It calls for a downward tariff revision and tighter control of the money trust. The six thousand word document will be fully reviewed tonight at 7. The committee’s approval suggests the full committee will also adopt, avoiding a floor fight.
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Baltimors
Otto Case Prominent Progressive Speaks in Washington State
Otto A. Case of King County Progressive candidate for governor toured Centralia and Willapa Harbor then planned speeches in South Bend and Raymond. He returns to Centralia Saturday for two talks at 7:20 and 9:15 PM at Tower avenue intersections. He favors one Republican ballot with all candidates and proposes two tickets for presidential electors.
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Otto A. Case
King County
Centralia
Willipa Hur
South Bend
Raymond
Third Street
Tower Avenue
Pine Street
Caze
Mortgage filed to secure $500000 on McCormick Lumber Co
A mortgage for 500000 dollars on the McCormick Lumber Co at Mee Cormick was filed with County Auditor Harry Swofford yesterday. The Michigan Trust Company holds the mortgage covering all property of the lumber company. A N Riggs, manager, said the loan will enable purchases of more timber. The MacCormick mill is among the largest and most valuable in the region.
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McCormick Lumber Conny
MeeCormick
Harry Swofford
Michigan Trust Company
Limber Company
A. N. Riggs
MaCorusick
Horton WS Celebrate July Fourth
Morton plans a sane Fourth of July celebration with an interesting program. N. T Coffman of Chebalis will be the day’s orator at the Morton event.
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Morton
N. T Coffman
Chebalis
Coal Miner Fined for Assault After Turbulent Night
Coal miner Fred Marshall of Koyah was arrested after terrorizing residents during a drunken spree. He faced charges this morning and was fined $100, with orders to repay the cost of his actions and secure restraint.
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Fred Marshall
Koyah
Marshall
Centralia readies parade roles for July Fourth
Centralia plans a three day July Fourth celebration in Cholmiia with a five member judging committee A I Merman Theodore Haas A E Seara L Stickin and Thomas Crawford chosen for event judging A $26 prize awaits best decorated automobile in the parade while a $25 prize goes to the best fraternal turnout Centralia lodges Elks and Moosd will mobilize in force as thousands are expected to visit State League ballgames between Centralia and Chehalia will highlight the program
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Centralia
Cholmiia
Trunteca
Commercial Club
A. I
Tm‘merman
Theodore Haas
L. Stickin
Thomas Crawford
Elks and Moosd
Centraliang
Chehalia
Tacoma Ledger Backed Multilingual Immigration Propaganda
The board of trustees of the local Commercial Club endorsed a publicity plan from the Tacoma Ledger to print papers in five languages and distribute them across northern Europe. Special editions would feature glowing reports of Washington state to attract a favorable wave of immigration to the region.
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Tacoma Ledger
Europe
Washington
Chehalis City Advised to Poison Objectionable Pigeons
After complaints to the Chehalis city commission about pigeons owned by Joe Saindon, the city attorney urged poisoning any birds roosting at homes by feeding them grain. Saindon has faced repeated orders from councils to keep birds at home, with potential test prosecutions if ignored.
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Chehalis
Joe Salndon
F. Jalley
C. A. Studytaker
Lmir. Burdon
Saindon
Old Elev Council
Heme
To Dedicate New Chapel In City’s Northeast
The Login chapel in the northeast part of the city will be dedicated with ceremonies next Sunday afternoon at 3 40 o clock. The general public is invited to attend.
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Veen
Damage suit against Northern Dacite Railway continues
The case Migge vs Northern Dacite Railway moves through the court as a personal injury damages action.
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Thy Etteror
Migge
Northern Dacite Railway
Train schedule notice for 307 313 updates
Northern Packie train No. 307, due here at 11 40, will arrive at 11 65. Train No. 313, due at 7 p m, will arrive at 7 20.
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