Counterfeiters Taken To Tacoma For Trial
Manuel Stark and Lawrence Dilly were moved to Tacoma by government agent W H Grover for federal trial after pleading guilty to passing counterfeit half dollars in Chehalis and two cities. They waived preliminary hearing and confessed, with prosecutors seeking the dies as evidence, which the men said they destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel Stark
Lawrence Dillyner
Cheha- Hig
Tacoma
W. H. Grover
Court of United States Commisssioner
Chehalis
Blark
Diltitier
Glover
Death takes Mrs Conrad of Gentralia
Mrs Maud Conrad daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Mills dies after ten weeks illness at St Hirtens hospital following a necessary operation. Foremost in hearts of Gentralia she was a valued Fount woman with steadfast courage. She had lately worked at Profitts dry goods store until illness struck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
du Lness
Antense
Maud Conrad
Thomas Mills
St Hirtens' Hospital
Profitt
Ilwood
Right of Way Fence Construction Near Washington Oregon Line
June 29 report notes the Washington Oregon Corporation right of way between Centralia and Chehalis to be fenced with a four line barred wire fence. Contract work was set by Manager E Storer Tice. contractors slow to start. Rail crews faced trouble as tows create unsafe conditions and near misses. Fence completion expected about two weeks after June 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington-Oregon Corporation
Centralia
Chehalis
E. Storer Tice
Dry counties face liquor consumption findings
A leaked report from the Interstate Commerce Commission indicates that despite dry laws, liquor consumption persisted in some jurisdictions. The document cites examples of violations and suggests enforcement gaps, highlighting ongoing tensions between prohibition statutes and actual drinking behavior.
Death of 13 year old Helen Rumball in alleged attic torture
United Press report from Chico California details sustained abuse by stepmother Emma Rumball and brother Arthur Lewis leading to Helen Rumball's death. The attic rope and throat marks are cited as key evidence. Sheriff Webber traced the rope to the attic studding as authorities weigh self harm vs confinement claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chico
Cal
Helen Rumball
Sistur
Helen
Emma Rumball
Suit rules eased as Seattle editors settle libel dispute
United Press reports Judge Wilson R. Gay withdrew local newspaper rights to sue for criminal libel and dismissed a pending suit involving Senator John L. Wilson and others. He recommended future conduct follow the Golden Rule, affecting Ponti-Intelligencer and Times publishers Blethen Brainerd and Blethen family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wilson R. Gay
John L. Wilson
W. W. Chapin
Brastisa Brainerd
The
Ponti-Intelligencer
Alden J. Blethen
C. B. Blethen
Joseph Blethen
Times
McManigal Denies Third Degree Methods in McNamaras Case
Ortie McManigal responds to defense claims of third degree tactics against Mrs Ortie McManigal. He says his wife is influenced by Darrow and that prosecutors treated her kindly. Defense lawyers call the McManigal statement “all bush” as shown today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Lus Ang Elys
McNamaras
Ortie McManigal
Darrow
McManigal
Bush
Little Lad of Gentralia Dies in Kelso
The 9 year old boy, son of Walter Green and grandson of Al W. Thompson, died in Kelso yesterday afternoon. His body was shipped to Gentralia for burial. The community mourns as details of the funeral are announced today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lad
Gentrali
Kelso
George Gcreey
Walter Green
AL W. Thompson
Dia
Kiso
Tahody Wis
Gentralia
Suekin Undertaking Establishmink
Centrating
Sophie
Bate Gla
Fay Quilaby
Montesune
Union Depot
Tada
Seattle
Pate
Anti Foreign Labor Group Forms in Chehalis City
A Refond meeting at the Gilde Stink in Cuehalle leet night organized by anti foreign labor advocates formed a permanent group to pressure contractors on local city improvements. Officers were elected, funds raised, and plans set to remove foreign workers alleged to crowd voters and taxpayers, amid prior petitions to city council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuehalle
Chehalis
Wife Waits Vainly for Husband's Return
Andrew Juine, a Chehalis resident, vanished a month ago while traveling by freight with his ten year old son. Fears arise he was killed during travel. wife left destitute, aided by local businessmen and Woodmen lodge support. Police in Portland Seattle Tacoma alerted to locate him.
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Chehalis
Andrew Juine
Juine
Tonto
Jaine
Chebalis
Hoquiam Lodge No. 190
Waodmen of the World
Julie
Tie
Jaiie
Portland
Seattle
Tacoma
Four Die as Pumping Station Collapse Buries Workers
In Buffalo at Porter Avenue a pumping station wall and roof collapsed trapping four machinists and injuring many others as brick fell into a fifty foot deep pit. The accident, estimated at over one million dollars, also involved a scow that capsized nearby with six men missing and believed drowned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Porter Ave~nue
Empire Engineering Company
Bandits hold up Oregon Express near Cow Creek Canyon
Five armed robbers halted the northbound Oregon Express at West Park in Cow Creek Canyon late last night. Passengers not molested but registered sacks were rifled after crew were cowed by revolvers. Police pursuit failed to catch the bandits who fled after detaching two cars. Rewards totaling 1,000 and 300 offered for leads. Three pouches of registered mail from San Francisco to Portland and Seattle were taken along with opened letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Roshburg
Oregon Express
West Park
Cow Creek Canyon
Losa
Post Ofice Department
Pacfic
San Francisco
Portland
Seattle
Shasta Limited
Treasure ship returns without pirate gold
Unclear dispatch reports a treasure ship returning without any pirate loot. The former tale of a sunken vessel near the Hee Hittin Coast is retracted as no treasure is found aboard. Details are scrambled in the OCR and the core claim centers on absence of treasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thwate
Hee Hittin
Powder 6 Tested At Chehalis Plant Demonstration
A June test of Imperial powder at Chehalis Quarries showed highly satisfactory results. Mr Cole and his son led the demonstration. The smokeless flameless blasting powder, invented by Mr Bediere, has been tested in various sites and is slated for large future production near Chehalis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chehalis
Hereines
Cole
Imperial Company
Bediere
Scole
Indian Jim Yoke Jailed for Fine Nonpayment
James Yoke known as Indian Jim was jailed in Chehalia for 26 days for failing to pay a fine from July last year after an assault on an Indian woman in the county. The court ordered confinement until the $78 costs are paid, with the sheriff holding him for commitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Yoke
Jim
Aga Jal
Chehalia
Yoke
Uryquhart
Eley and Goodwin Married In June Home Ceremony
Lee Eley and Flora Goodwin wed in a June 28 ceremony at a private residence. Rev R J Reid officiated with Mora J Goodwin as bride and Lee Eley as groom. Bridesmaid Sylvia Norman and best man Harry Norman attended, with a small reception and guests including Rev Reid and numerous relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Eley
Lee Eley
Mora J. Goodwin
R. J. Reid
Sylvia Norman
Harry Norman
Millie Norman
Reid
Lee Bley
5. P. Bley
Harry Normen
Mille
Arthur
Sylvester
Lie Bley
Tacoma
Charlie Shannon
Hearty Shannon
Hersey
Gladie Hersey
Gen Hersey
Joe Hersey
Verney Hersey
Master Glenn
George Goodwin
Maud Burrow
Tasomin
Marriage of Floyd Groom and Agnes Saindson in Chehalis
In Chehalis yesterday morning, Floyd A. Groom and Agnes Saindson were married at a Catholic ceremony officiated by Father Morena. Both families longtime residents of Owls County, the newlyweds plan a brief honeymoon before returning to Chehalis to establish their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anti AD
Eheteh i
Allen James Barn Fires Spare Brother in Incendiary Blame
Rochester rural route carrier Allen James suffered a burned barn in an early Monday fire. A week earlier his brother’s barn also burned from suspected arson. James’s beat horse leaped a picket fence to escape, was fatally stabbed by a picket and had to be humanely destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen James
Rochester
Shiner Post Office Changes In Effect This Summer
City letter carriers begin annual vacations on July 2. Evening delivery on Tower Avenue will be discontinued during the period and residence deliveries slightly curtailed. Carrier routes are rearranged for the vacation period, and due to night traffic during the summer months, very little inconvenience to patrons is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postofice
Tower Avenue
Employers Liability Commission Visits Centralia for Explainer Meeting
Commissioner Wallace of the Employers' Liability Commission met with leading employers and others in Centralia to discuss the act. The conference was ongoing as press time approached, with questions from F. B. Hubbard A. Wilson Judge Dysart and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner Wallace
Employers’ Liability Commission
Centralia
Labor
Wallace
F. B. Hubbard
A. Wilson
Dysart
Chehalis River Lumber fire losses revised higher
The Chehalis River Lumber Company店 fire loss now estimated at 150000 dollars, up from 75000. Lumber yard losses expected near 20000, and additional costs raise overall damage to about 400000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyne
Chehalis River Lumber Company
ANON STRIKE MAY FOLLOW SCHOOL WORK
Local 600 union members guard against disruptions as the planned public school renovation during vacation proceeds under union oversight. Project costs estimate wages at 3.50 dollars per day for nine hours with a possible eight hour day at 4.98 dollars, while contract method and supervision details remain undecided. Extorior vapates to Mountairy View and Tincoin schools are also noted.
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Dees Wiaters’ Union
KU Poryiaion
Aonuin
Vilixon
Extoriar
Mountafiy View
Tincoin
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Death
Mrs. Conrad
Jane
FORDS
Pralkri
L. W. Clark
Mary M. Wade
Fords Prairie School House
Charles Jbown
Toledo
Henry Loomis
Maple Avenue Farm
Warren Dickey
Mra. Dickey
Belle Carney
Florence Grafton
Genevieve Hogera
Jute Hardest
Grace Jehnsen
Ethel Loomis
Marynevac
Ldith Dickey
Messers
Marry Carney
Feyton Barnest
Glen Loomis
Warren
Carl Dickey
W. Gpu. Institute
Mrs. Channel
Wentc
Alted Press
Washington
Corminian
Dw Mlb
Vanorgaire Pandly
Consutiera
Suabble
Anti-Foreign
Ilean Thehalis
Iscow
Bandits
Wirry
LOS Anghoma
San Pedro
Wivettig
NRAL
Flora Goodwin
Depot
Shiner Post Office
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