Taft Prospects Dismissed After Chicago Convention
The Chicago convention delivered 541 votes for Taft, a 31 vote edge over a majority, with over half coming from Democratic states and a quarter from doubtful states. Delegates from territories backed Taft, but none of the territories have electoral votes. Many Republican states opposed Taft, and Roosevelt or Wilson are favored to win in November. The Daily Chronicle argues Taft’s nomination harmed the party and suggests the machinery remains in Taft’s hands, but the GOP is wrecked.
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Baltimore
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California
Idaho
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Maine
Minnesota
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Ohio
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National Progressive Party
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Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
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Republicn Party
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Smoot
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Republican
Old Fam Retires From Business In Centralia
Tonigut Robinson ros, one of Centralia's oldest business firms goes out of existence. They have sold their entire stock and dissolved. Stokan and Todd, new firm, will occupy the store, carry an up-to-date stock, and plan to inventory the former Robinson Bros stock. They express thanks for patronage and indicate appreciation for the community support.
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Robinson Ros
Centralia
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Todd
Robinson Pros
Washington
Centralix Rel
Tower Avenue
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Robinson Tires
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Tg Portland
Ben Belling
Socie the
Pac
Southwest Dentists Meet in South Bend July 26 27
Centralia dentists attend the third quarterly meeting of the Southwest Washington Dental Society to be held in South Bend on July 26 and 27. An elaborate program is arranged by the South Bend tooth carpenters for visiting bridge builders. Dr. F. G. Titue is president. Ancestral details about local politics and party factions appear in the same column.
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Centralia
Southwest Washington Dental Society
South Bend
F. G. Titue
Aberdeen Defeats Hoyguim Inny In Pitchers Battle
Aberdeen won 2 to 1 over Hoyguim Inny in the last game on Did harbor yegtentay. Pitchers dominated as the scoring line shows 2 runs for Aberdeen and 1 for Hoyguim Inny. Batterles-Smith Gleason Borger Trach contributed on offense and defense for both sides.
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Aberdeen
Hoyguim Inny
Did Harbor Yegtentay
Tirargtsi
EL Aberdeen
Hmognam Pogolegod
Batterles
Smith
Gleason
Borger
Trach
Necklace Worth Thirty Thousand Dollars Lost Near Boston
United Press Leased Wire reports a 4 point necklace valued at 20 000 dollars was lost last Tuesday night on the Stoneier Bunker Hill by Miss Attila Thayer of New York. Police were notified after the incident became known.
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United Press
Boston
Yalied
Mise Attila Thayer
New York
Inquest Clears Driver in Chehalis Auto Death
Coroner Charles Stickney exonerates Fred Downs of blame for O. M. Richie’s death after an inquest in Chehalis. Jury J. F. Loughran C. K. Palmer W. F. West T. C. Bush H. C. Coffman Dan Bush finds death from skull fracture and neck breaking due to fall after an automobile strike, deeming it wholly accidental.
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Chehalis
Corotter
Charles Stick- Min
O. M. Richie
Fred Downs
Richie
J. F. Loughran
C. K. Palmer
W. F. West
T. C. Bush
H. C. Coffman
Dan Bush
Phat Richie
Heat Claims Two In City As Wave Persists
Philadelphia authorities report two more deaths from the ongoing heat wave raising fatalities to eleven. The city also records numerous prostrations as temperatures remain high with little relief in sight.
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United Prean
Philadelphia
Hanford Impeachment Hearings Turn On Judge’s Sober Record
Seattle July 6 witness testimony in the Hanford impeachment inquiry centered on whether the judge was drunk. Ten witnesses described not seeing the judge intoxicated, shaping the impeachment’s focus on behavior and conduct.
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Ten Pergong
United Press
Seattle
Hanford
Report on Lawrence textile strike conditions released
United States press wire reports that in July the Senate ordered printed a public document summarizing the Federal Labor Bureau report on Lawrence workers. The document records the conditions of work and the reasons behind Lat Yett's strike as investigated by federal agents.
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Waaldgingtus
Lawrence
Mags
Federal Labor Bureau
Woman's Culture Club Celebrates With Food and Games
The Woman's Culture Club held a daylong gathering at the Gidham yard with baskets of food, a noon longride, and a program of music recitations and plays by local youths. Neleon's Orchestra provided music as attendees enjoyed races and games, thanking the club for a pleasant event. Attendees included Drew Oldham Peck Nelson Lashbrook Taylor Boatman Ward Tontart Mian Boyle Hogart Sexxleka Fry Josephine Courtier Andrew Nelson and Mrs Fred Sogaleka.
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Joe Gidham
Peck
Miste
Neleon
Lnte Hove
Drew
Joe
Chas
Oldham
Nelson
Bure
Lashbrook
Taylor
Boatman
Ward
Tontart
Mian
Boyle
Hogart
Sexxleka
Fry
Josephine Courtier
Andrew Nelson
Mra
Fred Sogaleka
Hunger Deepens Faith Quietly In Simple Meal
A terse report notes that a square meal given to a hungry man yields more spiritual nourishment than any sermon. The moment underscores compassion over elaborate rhetoric, with focus on the act of feeding as a form of charity and community care.
Elk Carnival Prep Draws 150 Centralia Members to Portland
Centralia lodge of Elke gears up for the Portland Carnival next week. About 150 members plan a Thursday morning train departure at 5 a m for the parade, with sleepers reserved and Pullmans available Wednesday night. The special Elk train will carry the delegation and band, and Centralia headquarters will be at the Imperial hotel in Portland.
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Elke
Portland
Centralia
Imperial Hotel
Hadley Fires Up Over Old Party In Missouri
Jefferson City July statement says the Republican party no longer serves land government functions but Hadley has no plan to join or form a new party. He criticizes the current party system and signals a political shift without organizational plans.
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Hadley
United Press
Jefferson City
Republican Party
Goy
Wolgast Defeats Rivers in Thirteenth Round
Los Angeles July 3 Ad Wolgast lightweight champion of the world won yesterday's bout against Joe Rivers by decision after a foul in the 18th round. The fight ended with Wolgast retaining the title in a tense match marked by disputed calls and a late surge by Rivers.
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Los Angeles
Ad Wolet
Orid
Joe
Toledo Fourth Celebrates With Largest Crowd Ever
The town held its only Fourth celebration in Toledo featuring a large parade and events run smoothly. J. T. Lewis chaired the day with John Schnitz as marshal, guiding a program that drew the biggest turnout in the city’s history.
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Toledo
J. T. Lewis
John Sctnitz
Speer
National Educators Meet Opens in Chicago
United Press Leased Wire reports a gathering of the National Educational Association began in Chicago on July. The meeting brings together educators from across the country to discuss policy and teaching standards.
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United Press
Chicago
National Educational Association
Peel Fourth of July Celebration Honors Cunningham Speech
Peel celebrated its four year anniversary with a July Fourth address by Cunningham of this city. The event featured foat tacos free works and other usual festivities that helped ensure a successful celebration.
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Peel
Cunningham
California Republicans Repudiate Taft
California Republicans repudiate Taft as Gov Johnson outlines a plan for presidential electors. If nominated legislators pledge to back Roosevelt, Taft electors will face an independent fight, as California progressives control the Republican machinery.
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United Prose
Sachamento
Calif
American Smashes Olympic Record at Stockholm Olympics
American athletes show calibre in preliminary events opening the games. Five qualified in the 100 metre dash and eight in the 800 metre dash. Donald F. Lippincott of the University of Pennsylvania broke the Olympic record for 100 metres, lowering it from 10.45 seconds to 10.4 seconds. J J Courtney of the Seattle Athletic Club was disqualified in the 100 metres semi finals, while Clarence Edmundson of the Seattle club qualified in the 800 metres.
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Stockholm
Donald F. Lippincott
University of Pennsylvania
J.J. Courtney
Seattle Athletic Club
Clarence Edmundson
New Chehalis Creamery to Open in July
The Lewis County Co operative Creamery Company plans a Chehalis plant opening on July 16 per manager J. F. Long. If sufficient farmer commitments materialize, a steady daily shipment of cream will originate from towns along the South Bend branch.
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Lewis County Co-operative Creamery Company
Chehalis
J. Long
South Bend
Attell Defeats Narino in Tacoma Bout Promptly
The Attell Marion boxing match at the Tacoma Athletic Club on Wednesday night ended with Attell leading throughout and securing a victory over Narino in a decisive win reported by Coiled Press Leased Wire.
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Coiled Press
Tacoma
Attetl- Marion
Tacoma Athletic
Two British Aviators Killed In Airplane Crash Near Salisbury
SALISBURY England July 4 British Army officers Dr Lorr and Sergeant Wilson were instantly killed when their army aeroplane crashed near Btouvhenges government airfield. The accident occurred as they were preparing to take off.
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United Pres
Salisbury
England
Lorr
Wilson
Btouvhenges
Francis to Be Tried Tuesday in Police Court
Proceedings list Dror P. Pranets held for trial next Tuesday before Judge Hoss in Centralia police courts. The prior trial date was continued, and reports note confusion surrounding the case as officials pursue formal charges.
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Francis
Dror. P. Pranets
Centralia
Vietlin
Hoss
Lorimer Seat Battle Resumes in Senate Debate
In Washington on July 6, Senator Dittingham of Vermont opened the session as chairman of the Lorimer investigation committee and dissected the evidence. Lorimer of Indiana faced a renewed contest for his seat with a final vote expected later in the afternoon.
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United Press
Washington
Braver
Senate
William Lorimer
Ifinoia
Senator Dittingham
Vermont
Lorimer
Dillingha
Fenced Vehicle Collision Ends in Damages and Escape
A damaged machine caused by bypassing fences led to a chase as Wilbur Keller and Charles Rebhotsy’s party confronted thieves. Investigators tie the incident to a Monday night wreck near Chehalis with property owners Ketey and Me involved.
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Ian Cautel
Taughien
Chehalis -Room
Suutti -Of-The Stair
Groumts
Nino
Eastern End of County Fourth Celebrations Reported
Celebrations occurred yesterday in Alphas Saltatet Morvton Mossyrock Randle and Mineral. Attendees included Cheballs attorney Herman Allen Deputy Prosecuting Attorney W H Bishop Coffman Morton and AY Btidewaker Alpha Mossyrock Reverend TH Billatt Pacoma UMA City speaker WW Comer ion. Address calls and remarks touched on civic unity and optimism while discussing local virtues and warnings about indulgence.
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Alphas Saltatet
Morvton
Mosse ‘Rock
Randle
Mineral
Herman ‘Allen
Spokerat
Alpha
W.H. Bishop
Sato
Coffman
Morton & AY
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