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Newspaper
Centralia Weekly Chronicle
Location
Centralia, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1912
Page
3
Alfred Innes of the British embassy told Secretary of State Knos that Britain would view proposed Panama Canal toll legislation as a violation of the Hay-Pauncefote treaty. Britain will forward detailed objections from England.
Government officials say within a month suits will be filed in Los Angeles and San Francisco against Southern Pacific to recover 1000000 acres of California land worth 800 million dollars. They allege fraud in patenting and circumvention of the 1886 grant.
Judeg George Dysart, manager of Shanded Centralia State League, says the franchise is ready to re enter the league with new ownership. Players are signed and ready to re sign, keeping the team competitive in the race. Everett is considered to take over the franchise as quotes remain being gathered.
The Cavatian education ministry issues a covert order against the Good Templars stirring protests by the group. The Knights Templar about to open headquarters in Southend Germany and Hegdlovers Navavin objects to any recruitment of young men into the order.
Lady Marjorie Mannore and the Marquis of Augieser head for a high profile London wedding. Mannore, a renowned singer actress and painter, is viewed as society’s idol alongside the immensely wealthy Marquis. Rumors place his Burton on Trent income around BR260,000 yearly.
Tacoma July 12 Devora drove a National car in the automobile races last week and was charged with speeding while taking a young lady to a country chicken dinner. He was fined $25.
President Taft grants clemency to May He Brown, jailed in Salt Lake for violating the white slave law, commuting a five and a half year term to expire immediately. This marks the first clemency toward a white slave offender.
The House adopted articles of impeachment against Judge Archibald of the United States Conference Court by a 282 to vote margin amid a heated session. Representative Parr of Pennsylvania joined in the probe, spotlighting charges of independence and ethics.
In Eugene Oregon on July 12 Gladys McKenry of Thurston saved a companion from being swept by a whirlpool after losing footing on a branch and tumbling into the MeKenzie river. She reached the island to gather hinckberries and used a god grasp to pull him to safety before losing her shoes and berries in the swift current.
Wanamaker leads cheers for Governor Wilson at the cornerstone ceremony for a new building in Atlantic City New Jersey. About 6 000 people attended as Wanamaker and Wilson appeared amid political activity and community excitement.
Prosecuting Attorney Buxton says the Socialists of Lewin county may file a separate primary ticket without a local convention, since they earned ten percent of the last general election vote, enabling state and county nominations under Sec 4805.
United Press wire reports from Kansas describe optimistic expectations for wheat output and grain prices. Analysts foresee a twenty million bushel crop with strong demand, while corn and oats prospects show Kansas reaching peak yields in years.
United Press report from Washington notes that Lorimer had not completed its defense and was orally castigated. The Senate recessed until 10 tomorrow morning and is expected to vote on retaining his seat once the defense resumes.
George Edward Adams, ex weigher at Seattle Assay Office and four years into a 10 year McNeil’s Island sentence for stealing $200000 in gold dust, returns to Seattle seeking work. Paroled two months ago he faces two offers, one from an auto firm and one from a real estate firm, with plans to decide by tomorrow night. He had been a government bookkeeper at the prison and now proposes to manage bookkeeping for a Seattle firm, promising to cut monthly expenses from $960 to $500.
A court hearing at Aitar addressed a marriage dispute involving a man with two wives and a prior case. The judge offered limited settlement terms and advised the parties on future prospects, with a directive to settle the amendment promptly.
Eugene W. Chafin was nominated this afternoon by the prohibitionists at their national convention. The party cites four years ago as a hinge point and hints at continuing campaign efforts across the country.
United Press report from Columbus states Senator Isaac J. Loetman was convicted for his role in Ohio legislature bribery schemes and sentenced to three years in the state penitentiary. Judge Rathweil considered a new trial but denied the motion.
United Press Leased Wire reports a Memphis Tennessee street car fire caused two deaths and injuries. Motorman refused to release passengers as flames trapped two women and a jumper from Neveda died. three others were severely burned or dying.
SHUTTLE reports that ex secretary of the interior R A Ballinger will not take the stand before the Hanford congressional investigating committee to defend himself on charges of conspiracy linked to the Keckman and Hansen bankruptcy case. Attorneys J L Finch, J B Metcalf, and John P Hoyt outlined their connections and defended their actions as legal and proper.
United Press Leased Wire reports July 10 that final details of the alleged conspiracy in the Hechman Hansen bankruptcy case involve KR A Ballinger former interior secretary Judge Hanford and others. Attorney J L Finch testified revealing incidents he alleged show Hanford protected Ballinger as an attorney and blocked reopening the case.
Editors from across the state gather for the Washington State Press association convention in Mount Vernon. President Frederick Ornes forecasts a large attendance as sessions proceed in Skagit county court house with entertainment including a trip to Anacortes and a pavilion event on Sixth Street.
A fragmented report notes Cainjany G 2nd Regiment NG Wy Montesuto's crack militia company ready for militia maneuvers to be held at an unidentified locality. The unit reportedly prepares with domght arms and unspecified detachments.
United Press reports that more than 300 Chinese are detained at Mazatlan on the West Mexican coast awaiting smuggling to Southern California. The claim follows the arrest of four Long Beach watermen on smuggling charges, fueling local excitement in Long Beach.
Authorities warn that high cost luxury foods threaten public health as dangerous, rich-only options like certain beef steaks may embolden illness risks such as appendicitis and tuberculosis. The notice urges readers to guide themselves away from unsafe dietary practices.
July 12 Puallup Western Washington fielded 100 schools in agricultural contests at the Puyallup Valley Fair. Prizes include cash awards from 25 to 50 dollars, a gold watch for top teacher, and a pine tree centerpiece for the winning school yard display. Several exhibits will showcase vegetables and fruit with prizes up to 10 dollars and a watch from a Chicago maker for the top teacher.
New York July reports Hthel Conrad, known as the shooting show girl acquitted of attempting to murder millionaire W. E. Stokes, suing Stokes for a like amount over a fake arrest in Kentucky. The incident left Stokes hospitalized with leg injuries while partner Lilien Cirnham allied in the oplaqde.
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