Tacoma July 4 and 6 race entries exceed Santa Monica totals
United Press Leased Wire reports Tacoma race meet entries for July 4 and 6 surpass Santa Monica counts from May. Fred Wagner leads a group of seven drivers and officials en route from New York. Entry closes by midnight June 28. Some crews arrive later. many cars will come through eastern pilots.
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United Press
Tacoma
Santa Mont
Sterter
Fred Wagner
New York
Polots
Ostrich plume exhibit to open in Kelso next week
E M Dunton manager of the Kelso Ostrich Farm says a plume exhibit will open next Saturday and run until after July Fourth. A Hoefich of Portland will assist, bringing highly skilled feather pieces. The display will be small but feature top quality plumes rivaling the finest in the country.
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United States
Kelso
E. M. Dunton
Prize Rhubarb From Prairie Display At Chronicle Office
W H Edwards a rancher from Fords Prairie exhibited several rhubarb stalks at the Chronicle office yesterday that were surely prize winners. The stalks averaged five and three quarters inches in circumference and over one weighed six and three quarters pounds. A leaf measured three feet four inches across. The rhubarb was cultivated once last year according to the grower.
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W. H. Edwards
Fords Prairie
Runaway Cincinnati Teen Reaches Homeward on 6 Dollar Trip
Centralia reports Harry Kendall, a 14 turning 15-year-old boy who ran away weeks ago, reached Cincinnati and traveled across the country with only six dollars. He birthday on route, and in a letter to his father H G Kendall he says he is homesick and that parental funds will be sent for his return for the opening of the new year. The text also contains social commentary from Lilian Russell on marriage and divorce.
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Harry Kendall
Cincinnati
H. G Kendall
Charles W Morse and Wife Return From Europe
Charles W Morse and his wife have returned to New York from Europe as Morse faced legal actions. Reports indicate he sought his release through his attorneys who allegedly received $100,000 for securing his freedom.
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Charles W. Morse
Europe
Penn Atania
Chiples
New York
Vagal
Insurrection in Cuba and U S Naval Preparations
The article discusses US plans to dispatch a strong squadron under Rear Admiral Osterhaus with the armored cruiser Washington to land marines at Guan tandille and safeguard American interests in Cuba. It cites the Platt Amendment asserting the right to intervene to preserve Cuban independence and protect life and property, while noting Cuban protest and the role of regular and volunteer forces in response.
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Cuba
Osterhaus
Washington
Guantandille
Aimeticab
United States Vna
Calan
Nexro Fas
WH Cameron to Address Mineralites July Fourth Program
A July Fourth celebration will be held at Mineral in the eastern part of the county. A telegram was received this morning by WH Cameron asking him to deliver the addresses of the day. A splendid program has been arranged for the event.
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Mineral
Whu Cameron
Socialist Coafaker Involved In Doty Mill Brawl
A Socialist speaker Joseph Jarvis faced heckling at the Doty mill on Thursday night. A melee erupted as a soap box toppled from under him, leading to a fistfight. Jarvis, a former professional boxer who once fought eight rounds with Philadelphia’s O'Brien, resumed remarks to cheering bystanders.
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Joseph Jarvis
S Mill
Terra Firm
Jarvis
Philadelphia Bank O'Brien
Chehalis and Aherdten Game Postponed by Wet Grounds
The Chehalis versus Aherdten game at Milictfie yesterday was postponed due to wet field conditions. A doubleheader may be played in the current series.
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Chehalis Snd Aherdten
Milictfie
Thefts, Postponed Game and Williams Cleared
Police arrested a man named Williams at noon on a freight depot theft complaint. He allegedly broke a case of beer and stole several bottles but an inventory at the freight house found no missing bottles and he was released.
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Willams
Conir
Williams
Rousseau Monuments Unveiled at Paris Pantheon
In Paris on June 24, a bicentennial tribute to philosopher Jean Jacques Rousseau featured a grand Pantheon monument by Barthalome, depicting philosophy between nature figures. The ceremony honored Rousseau with a medallion portrait and involved President Faltigges and government members, alongside deputies and representatives from various republics.
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Paris
Jean Jacques Rousseau
Geniis
Paria
Pantheon
Barthalome
Rouesean
Cunidus
Fragmentary clipping hints at search for torn page content
A garbled OCR fragment cites Mage fon Wont and references a torn section to be searched. No clear event, date, or names beyond these unclear entities. Provides little factual detail beyond the need to locate missing text from a torn page.
Confiding Grief Revealed In Confused Speech
A report from a fragmented notice describes a man named Myesn't attempting to hire a friend while he consoles a feminine friend. He believed he was the sole confidant, but the garbled text shows his perception of secrecy breaking down as he speaks of shared sorrow.
French-Canadian convention opens with large provincial delegations
The French-Canadian convention opened today with extensive delegations from all provinces. Leaders plan to boost general welfare and social advancement, while pronounced speakers will address the assembly in a formal program.
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Douvihlon
Latay
Man Awarded 4000 for Lumber Mill Injury
Carl B. Harkins of Winlock, a former Veneas Lumber Company worker, will receive $4000 for the loss of four fingers. The Supreme Court affirmed a Lewis County Superior Court ruling. Harkins was injured while operating a pony saw when he tried to remove a splinter with his hand after standard safety methods failed.
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Carl B. Harkins
Winlock
Veneas Lumber Company
Supreme Court
Lewis County
Harkins
Chehalis Creamery to Open July 10
At a Chehalis stockholders meeting of the Lewis County Cooperative Creamery Company officers were elected with G. H. Tucker as president, Charles Gessell as vice president, and F. Long as manager. J. Frase and R. B. Silva were added as directors. Machinery arrived and will be installed immediately. startup is set for July 10.
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Lewis
No clear context for a right or wrong judgment
The fragment argues that if there is any chance for a remedy there is not any chance it is entirely right. The text presents a philosophical stance on judgment and imperfection without specifying persons places events or organizations.
Darrow Trial Adjourned as Juror Falls Ill
Los Angeles June 28 Juror L. Leavitt was taken ill with appendicitis prompting a brief adjournment of the Darrow trial. If Leavitt cannot resume, the trial will proceed Monday with the thirteenth juror A. M. Blakely set to sit.
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Angeles
Becauto
L. &. Leavitt
Darrow
Leavitt
A. M. Blakely
Panama Canal Convention Aims to Boost Western Canada
Delegates from Alberta Saskatchewan and British Columbia gather in Calgary for the Panama Canal convention to discuss how the canal will benefit Western Canada. Officials predict vast gains for agriculture and trade as new rail links and terminals support ocean liner traffic to world markets.
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United
Calgary
Alce
Canada
Alberta
Saskatchewan
British Columbia
Big Ditch
Western
Pacific
Graf
Panama Canal
Drlllah Capitalista
Dominion
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Perella
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