Elk Cane Feature Honors Centralia History at Park Parade
J A Lynch of this city possesses a carved elk horn cane made from a 1840 elk head sent home by Dr B G Ely. Ely had crafted the walking stick from corkwood and horn after illness, later passing it to his son B C Ely of the Centralia hotel. Lynch will display a gold Elk head badge marked B P O B No 1083.
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J. A. Lynch
B. C. Ely
Centralia
B. G. Ely
Ozark Mountains
Hly
Lynch
Grand Lodge
Portland
Ben Salick
Grain movement flood to drive rail traffic surge
United Press Leased Wire reports the Middle West roads from Kansas to Oklahoma plan the largest grain movement yet. Estimates show traffic exceeding 300 thousand cars as lines race to mobilize every available car, with Kansas alone expected to require about 45 thousand cars, as railroads operate day and night to meet the surge.
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United Presa
CINE
Middle West
Ramens
Nett
Oklahoma
Kansas
WY HONOR OTTO A CASE AT PYTHIAN RECEPTION
The Pythian Sisters hosted members and K of P friends to honor Otto A. Case of Seattle a governor candidate and past grand chancellor. He was once head of the warform yank. The reception drew a large crowd with music refreshments and good cheer.
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Otto A. Case
Seattle
Case
Order
Warform
Yank
New Schools for Branch Line Towns Vote Passed
The Pe Ell school election approved purchasing sites at Walville and McCormick and erecting new buildings. Voters supported spending 200 dollars per site and 1,400 dollars for the structures, 84 to 50. A follow up meeting is set for Monday night to discuss plans and an election on a separate Pe Ell school.
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Walville
McCormick
Peel
Cannery seeks berries from local growers
A note received by Herbert Robinson, secretary of the Commercial Club, from Jetter Paulhannes states that Payallayy cannery co. will use all cutthroat berries, joan berries, Wilbon strawberries and blickberries grown by Wy grower. Mr. Mowihatinra will supply crates and pay for the job. Paulhanns notes many growers insist on pricing aqueducts for which there is no market.
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Herbert Robinson
W. Hy Paulhannes
Payallayy Cannery
Wilbon
Mowihatinra
Centrale
Pawlhanns
Memorial Service Held By The Brotherhood Of Americana
The Brotherhood of American Yeomen will hold their annual memorial service tomorrow afternoon at two o clock in Andiaw's hall. An address will be delivered by O. T. Wedmark, a well known local attorney. All members have been requested to attend.
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the Brotherhood of American Yeo
Delegate Arrives From Chicago at State Convention
Atyer vielting: at is old home in Minnesota for a few days, Thomas, Winford, one of the delegation from til aite Count Chicago, convention, arrived Tamu yeaterday afternoon. Although he was not al lowed to vote in the convention, he ALON AT tie aesstona, as wel oe he meetings of The progressive deto- Beles. The one emphatically that there are more poltlead orphans of the country thin There are repthul sya, WH a atroige probabiey thet he former will have in new political [omiliation Very ann.
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Atyer Vielting
Minnesota
Thomas
Winford
Alstes
Chicago
Tamu
Rough House Banner Turmoil at Missouri Delegation
A chaotic scene erupted as anti Bryan demonstrators clashed with supporters in the Missouri delegation. Police intervened after a banner was raised in the press area, leaving reporters knocked to the floor and the platform crowded with shouting delegates amid disorder that paused proceedings for minutes.
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Tign
Chuk
Clark
Amrian
New York
Dver
Del¢Gate
Wilson
Wilson Diatger
Broan
Orlor
Fee
Fast Boxing At Moose Smoker Draws Nuece Nightcard
The M Club gymnasium hosted a Moose smoker last night with a ten round main event between Eddie Shipper of Tacoma and Frank Street of this city, Street winning the decision. Preliminaries featured Torongo vs Harris, Cohen vs Collins, and two Tacoma amateurs in a three round bout.
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Eddie Shipper
Tacoma
Frank Street
Torongo
Harris
Cohen
Collins
Roosevelt Says Progressive Convention Plan To Be Drafted
Oyster Bay on June 29 news reports that a call for the National convention of the new progressive party will be issued within days. Colonel Roosevelt says the date and venue will be decided by the organization committee meeting in New York next week and that a plan will be submitted to the committee.
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United
Oyster Bay
N. Y
New Progressive Party
Roosevelt
Committee On Organization
New York
Petitions Circulated Over Pearl Street Improvement
Petitions for and against the Pearl Street improvement from Wainui to Suma streets circulated yesterday after last week’s discussion between B S Evans and the city commission. About 150 residents are opposed as many support the plan, mainly property owners between Plant and Walnut Streets. The petitions likely will be presented to the city commission at tomorrow’s meeting.
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Pearl Street
Wainui
Suma
B.S. Evans
Eige Commission
Plant
Walnut Streets
City Commission
Winlock Population Reported With Unclear Data
Fragmentary OCR text references Winlock population figures and related local notes. The readable facts include Winlock and scattered numbers such as 92.14 and mentions of locales like Wentaok and Brag. Most of the text is garbled, offering no coherent event or outcome to summarize.
Chehalis Teachers Marys May Endure At School Event
Fragmented OCR text describes Chehalis teachers, a Mary figure, and a school event with unclear names and places. It notes March dates, local actions, and potential community participation but leaves many names obscured.
Contested Jarvis Speech Sparks Doty Town Tale 1912
A Doty Washington letter to the Centralia Chronicle disputes a Socialist jarvis event and recounts a soap box clash with a foreman. The writer alleges Jarvis faced rough treatment, claims a local official pressed questions, and mentions a confrontation with Greenwood ending with defeated jeers. An anonymous witness adds harsh tone to the exchange.
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Doty, Wash
Centralia Daily Chronicle
Chronicle
Jarvis
Socialist Party
Dng
Jack O'Brien
Greenwood
Greewood
Enava
Philadelphia
West Oregon Martial Law Declared by Governor West
United Press reports Governor West declares martial law in Oregon backed by adjutant Reet Fenzer and 80 armed guards. Soldiers may be deployed to enforce order, with the Claramont house closures and elders involved as tensions rise over electoral access and possible entry of troops.
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United Press
Portland
West
Fenzer
Oregon
Claramont House
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