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Newspaper
Centralia Weekly Chronicle
Location
Centralia, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1911
Page
5
July 3 Tangier reports that Sultanic troops under European officers, aiming to punish the Djaman tribe near Fez, burned villages and publicly sold women and children ages five to twenty four. Prices ranged from 38 cents to 35 dollars, with several women harmed in the process.
The case against the Berman brothers charged with violating a city ordinance requiring fees before newcomers sell merchandise was tried before Judge Hold on Saturday and dismissed for lack of evidence of any sales. A witness later testified to a sale and Herman Krotiers was arrested.
Aged 103, Wael Lace, known for a long career, remains spry and social. He drew attention at the auditor's office this afternoon as he pursued a quick settlement and discussed changes in his life. His last marriage attempt ended when his partner withdrew, and he is currently enjoying a quiet honeymoon at his Everett home.
A very pretty wedding occurred at the Christian chapel on Saturday July tet. The couple, John Jones and Ethel Roy, were married in the presence of immediate family and a few friends. The minister led the service with Mandelaxola’s Wed- Hine as accompaniment. The ceremony featured a formal train of attendees and a reception followed nearby.
State audit figures show 82 counties operated at a profit in 1910, up from 69 in 1909, based on fees collected minus running costs. Lewis County shifted from a loss in 1909 to a $45.22 profit in 1910, Spokane rose from $12,485.14 to $17,462.06, and King County improved from $2,968 to $18,090 in profits.
Four marriage certificates were issued by Auditor Swofford in Chehalis last Saturday. The licenses went to Jona Jones and Beth Ware, Lee Olsen and Mac Puare, Ravuneta and Sonia from Centria and Chala Pap, and James Pa2Wyeh and Facobsan of Alpha.
United Press report states indictments against Connors Runder and Maple for alleged dynamite plotting were quashed. The foreman’s instructions to jurors to avoid deliberations may have influenced the grid jury. Prosecutors planned delays to pursue new charges under section 907 of the penal code.
A New York church group and the Catholic charity urged thousands of churchgoers to join Peace Sunday activities tomorrow. Leaders plan sermons on international arbitration and related questions, aiming to address global conflict through faith.
July 3 report describes two explosions at Bird & Gleason, 515 North Tower Ave, causing a large blaze. Fire chief says incendiary origin. estimated loss not set, insurance about 4000.Officials debunk gas explosion rumors with manager Hancock noting no gas involvement and intact pipes after fire.
A Chehalis gathering at the Wilide theater on Saturday drew large working-class attendance amid protests against the city council. Speakers including Carl Moleranti and Lester Aller of Tacoma urged employment of local labor and condemned foreign labor and franchise offers to new ventures.
A wind swept aviation race from Vincennes to Hornden saw most aviators cross the sea coast. Commons a creditedman won the premier prize of 12,500 with about 1,000 prizes to be divided among contestants and organizers.
The funeral for Conrad Hiro was held with pallbearers including Marie Dyson Monte White and Rose Rowland. Interment followed at Washington Lawn Cemetery, with Rev. Reid and Rev. Thompson officiating. The service honored his association with Profitts store and noted close colleagues among the attendees.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Wells Fargo and a success PACIFICO ending in St. Louis. The readable bits reference a company, street or area, and possible ties to a pro or partnership, but the details are unclear and incomplete.
Patrolman Patton and friends returned from a hunting and fishing trip near Castle Rock on a Saturday. As he neared town he encountered a large bear stepping into the dusk and fleeing behind a tree, leaving him with only a fishing rod and revolver unable to stop the animal.
Cambridge dispatch reports Thomas Bates Jr., aged 22 months, weighs 26 pounds yet lifts heavy irons and rocks, performs on a trapeze, and stars in moving pictures to fund his education. His father, once a California legislator, plans Harvard trustees to invest his earnings until ready for schooling.
At the Naval Academy in Annapolis today, the navy received an airship built on the Gore Gale design. The craft, described as a new aeronautics machine, marks a development milestone for naval aviation and training.
In a broad sailor strike, Malytes MHD reports a settlement with The sterling seven today amid ongoing negotiations. Families of many strikers face hardship as starvation looms while peace talks continue with little sign of early resolution.
Worry Gilmore, formerly Jana Ger of Parker McParland, becomes manager for Frankie Vontey. Brown and Scramson sign to boost a July 4 bout at Seretton. Langton claims Mont lone was damaged in a bout with Tony Capend, while Taw and Whe PE poles Werhd are linked to a separate steel match.
The article discusses Guam and a proposed pathway to Washington with references to a university and naval advisory figures. It mentions Alfred Mahan and U. S. Navy experts influencing military aid and strategy, suggesting a formal discussion under government consideration.
New York reports temperatures between 88 and 89 in the shade with more deaths likely as heat cuts deep. Over half a million slept on Coney Island sands. three died and four are seriously ill in Omaha as 101 degrees yesterday spurred warnings of a hotter day.
Gold nuggets found in the craws of a duck near Knabe and a hen near Klaber raise questions about gold in Lewis County. A chicken killed by S F Townsend near Chebalis yielded a nugget, with the source of the tiny gold remaining a mystery. The discoveries suggest possible gold in the region but no proven quantities yet.
A fugitive burglar linked to multiple robberies in Chehalis was arrested in Portland after evading capture. He faces charges in Multnomah County Jail. The suspect fled after two homes were broken into during the night. The case ties to a spree of robberies across the region and a likely plea in the coming court appearance. Extra item mentions a 1912 presidential campaign event in Decatur with Braxton, noting his role as national standard-bearer.
Pittsfield Massachusetts announces a gala old home week to celebrate the city’s 150th anniversary. Officials plan events across the week featuring notable guests and a ceremonial gathering at the historic center.
United Press reports London events as King and Queen attend festive duties. The royal couple travel to Windsor and parts of the home country, with discussions noting the staff and arrangements for future engagements.
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