Elks Elect Officers At Portland Convention
The Portland gathering heard nominations for grand officers of the Elks. T. B. Mills of Superior Wis was elected grand exalted ruler by acclamation amid a lengthy unanimous ballot. Dr. Charles Ward of Pasadena was named grand esteemum loyal knight, with other posts filled by Fred Robinson and Lloyd Maxwell among others.
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Portland
R. Fridley
Superior
Wis
T. B. Mills
Mills
Robinson
Charles 1 Ward
Pasadena
Knight
Edward Leach
Wew Fork
Beith
James L. King
Topeka
Kansas
Lloyd BR. Maxwell
Marshalltown
Fred CG. Robinson
Dubuque
John J. Faulkner
Louis
Til
Grand Nier
John Lee Calrk
Albuquerque
N. Mex
Patrick H. Shields
Clarksburg
W. Va
Qiks Reunina Parade Dominates Convention Day
Portland July 11 crowds of about 12,000 celebrated the parade as the main event of the convention. The grand lodge approved 250000 dollars for a new national home to be built in Bedford City Virginia. Dell teams are set to compete this afternoon and a talent contest is planned this evening at Multnomah field.
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Jaited Press
Portland
Ore
Parsons
Lle
Grand Iodge
Fie
Bedford City
Dell
Multnomab
Stockholm
Sweden
Rannily
Studi
Gas Mine Explosion Kills Six in Panama Coal Mine
Explosion at the Panama coal mine in Mourns, near Wheeling, WV, killed six workers. About a hundred were in the mine when it occurred. nine were in the entry shaft. Three rescued men were severely burned and unlikely to recover.
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United Press
Wheeling
Panama
Mourns
New Creamery and Cheral Opens Today at Lewis County Plant
The Lewis County Co operative Creamery Company starts Jta machinery today at the Ceres area plant. Manager Z Lang announces butter production to begin soon with all main equipment installed and nearing full operation. Local workers Lee Plumve and Tedet are noted in staffing plans.
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Lewis County
Boys at Chehalis pool in improper attire
Complaint to City Marshal Spencer alleges a dozen boys at the Chehalis pool were improperly dressed and exposing themselves while women residents objected. By arrival one boy had already fled and a local youth was restrained with a club. Police report an apparent racial slur incident connected to the scene.
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Spencer
Chehalis
Plungera
Centralia Prepares for Mimic War Exercise July 20
Company M and two regiments of the N G from Centralia mobilize for a mimic warfare drill set for July 20 to 29. Regiments depart morning of the 20th to intercept an invading force expected to land at Monte Ssano. Commanders may be Col Young or Col Inglis, with General Maus supervising a 10,000 strong contingent from Washington Oregon Idaho and Montana.
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N. G
Centralia
Milits
Montessano
Col. Young
34Th
U. S. Infantry
Inglis
2Nd Reg
Maus
Department of the Columbia
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Series of Accidents Averted In Centralia
A Centralia hotel bus team ran away yesterday afternoon causing a thrilling, near-miss sequence. The frenzied animals dashed west on Main Street narrowly missing Ty Honda in a car, a transfer wagon, and a traction car at various intersections. The bus tipped to two wheels but the night watchman fell, preventing injuries to bystanders, the bus, and the Brown millinery shop.
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Centralia
Main Street
Pearl Street
Honda
Tower Avenue
Wis
Roche 5 Signed by Ghlgary in Cen tralia League
Jack Roche, who played for Centra lia State League teams, has been signed by Ghlgary. He will join the Cal garay club in Alberta, Canada, at a salary of 150 dollars per month after a stopover in Dysart en route to Portland.
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Jack Roche
Cen ‘Tralia
Portland
pAlanage
Dysart
Centralia
Calgaray
Alberta
Canada
Toche
Tragedy at Portland theater ends in fatal shooting
Otto Ward Pinch of Tacoma entered Pantages theater after being denied interview with Misa Lowe, shot stage manager Herman Emery, then fled. Emery died later at St Vincent's hospital. Pinch, arrest after pursuit, claimed he intended to marry Lowe. Pinch had been released from a mental hospital days earlier.
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United Press
Portland
Pantages Theater
Otto Ward Pinch
Sixth Avenue
Tacomta
Misa Carle Lowe
Fataly
Herman P. Eimery
Fourth Street
Alder
Stark Street
Frey
J. J. Murphy
George J Meyer
Pantages
Meyer
Emery
Murphy
Seventh Street
Court of Honor
Pinch
Seventh
Stark
B. P.O. Arches
Miss Lowe
Myer
Misa Lowe
Rhé
George Sellinger
Omery
Tam
Ana
Murery
Pinel
Tmneh
Inmo
St. Vincent's Hospital
Red Cross
Riley
Miss Lows
B. Lowe
Tacoma
Otto W. Pinch J
State Hospital For the Insane
Stellacoum
A. J. Littlejohn
Tacomit
Carthage
Naylon
Elks Goats Division Debated at Portland Grand Lodge
United Press Leased Wire reports a Portland gathering of Elks with a downtown band parade and deliberations on elections and lodge supplies. Grand Exalted Ruler Sullivan reappointed Robert Brown of the Louisville Times to the grand forum as retiring chief justice. A plan for an Elk home faced funding shortfalls, and a vote favored eliminating the goat from initiations despite some support.
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United Press
Portland
Ore
Elks
Grand Jodge
Sullivan
Robert Brown
Loulaville
Grand Forum
Brown
Chiat Justice
Grand Lodge
Deadbeat partners split over Napavine truck garden
A Napavine truck garden partnership between Atex Brons and Saw Anderson ends in a breakup with accusations of madness and threats. Brown telephoned Sheriff Urquhart that Anderson was crazy and had threatened to kill him. Anderson filed a complaint alleging Brons controls all property and money and breaches the contract. The sheriff will seek a settlement acceptable to both sides.
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Napavine
Atex Brons
Anderson
Ble
Brown
Urquhart
Sherif
Bron
Brons
Hlin
Improvements at St Helens hotel Chehall by new owner
Improvements aggregating 5000 dollars have been made on the St Helens hotel in Chehall by H. L. Kauffman the new owner. The improvements include a steam heating plant private baths and other minor conveniences.
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St. Helens
Chehall
H. L. Kauffman
Lorimer Attack and Defense in Senate Debate
In Washington on July 11 Senator Need of Maryland assailed Lorimer and linked Hines to a Chicago newspaper conspiracy while defending Lorimer’s conduct. Reed, Leo, Thorn, and others debated the issue as the session neared adjournment and Lorimer prepared his response. A stray note about Goldswan’s name was also mentioned.
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United Presa
Lorimer
Chicago
Washington
Senator Need
Masonri
Eoliward Hines
Tenaut Winker
Hines
Atuirate
Loriner
Reed
Leo
Tentosane
Thornlton
Laaulnlina
Iida
Tormer
Rebels seize Americans in Juarez over export duty check
Twenty five Americans including Consul Edwards were held for nearly two hours by armed rebel guards in the Mexican Northwestern Railway office at Juarez. The dispute centered on a $5,000 check payable as export duty on a gold ore consignment by American Smelting & Refining Company in Chihuahua.
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Juarez
Tve
Hdwards
Mexican Northwestern Railway
Mexican North+ western
American Smelting & Refining Company
Chihuahua
el Paso
Banka
Federals
Chihuahua City
Prohibs Convene in Atlantic City Nomination Talk
The National convention met in Atlantic City with a lively outlook on the presidential nomination. Prominent figures mentioned include Eugene W. Chapin, A. J. Houston of Texas, Charles Scanlon of Pittsburgh, W. C. Stewart of Chicago, and Charles J. Jones of New York, who called the gathering to order.
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Atlantic City
Mire Enugene
W. Chapin
A. J. Houston
Texas
Charles Scanlon
Pillsburg
W. C. Stewart
Chicago
Charles 2. Jones
New York
Ber Nice Weds E A Rones In Simple Centralia Ceremony
A noon wedding occurred at the home of Mr and Mrs George Spurgoot north of Centralia. Ber Nice Spurgeon wed E A Rones with Rev Robert F Reid officiating. The couple plans a brief honeymoon through southern Oregon. Both are well known in the city and have many friends who wish them happiness. The bride is a member of the Rones and Joboson city family.
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George Spurgoot
Centralia
Bernice
E. A Rones
Robert F Reid
Oregon
Riderrooi
Rones & Joboson
Chehalis youths fined for petty theft in home fridge
Police Judge F. J. Allen fined J. A. Murphy C. A. Paulson E. J Murthy and an unnamed youth 35 dollars and costs each yesterday in Chehalis for stealing from a private home refrigerator. Authorities believe three defendants belong to a county gang active in petty theft for several months.
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J. A. Murphy
C. A. Paulson
E. J Murthy
F. J. Allen
Chehalis
Chehalia
Concert By Band Tonight On Main Street Parade Follows
The Wale band will give a concert on Main Street tonight. Immediately after the concert Lie Harmes will lead a local lodge parade through the street.
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Band
Lo‘elack
Lie Harmes
Eka
Fords Prairie Notes and Local Movements
Ford Prairie notes list Mr Theodora Ingalls recently in hospital. Henry Loonits and wife and Mr Haskin and wife visited Pack Beach for a few days. Mrs Goodwin left for Pascies Beach to arrange cottages for the summer. Mr J S Russell visited a friend near Everett. Mr and Mrs Tidskin with their daughter Mrs Albert and Roy returned to Cottonwood Idaho.
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Henry Loonits
Mr. Haskin
Packle Beach
Tidskin
Albert
Roy
Cottonwood
Idaho
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Creanery
Cheral
Min
Annie Bewant
Tida
Elvil Service Min
Angotiating
Black Hand
MNGK
ROCHE
Ghlgary
Libby
Granter
Tali
Vine Dead Beat
Lorimer 1A
Wina Goldswan
Cs Ci
United
Rones
Spurgeon
Fords Prairie
Theodora Ingalls
Cte Hospital
Silme
Mr. J
Russell
Verett
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