Roosevelt plans third party entry to capture tickets
United Press Leased Wire reports Col. Roosevelt plans to win local or state tickets by using existing party organizations. He envisions a detailed national chart showing Roosevelt strength in Democratic and Republican groups, past election results, and analyses to recruit key political workers and business leaders for the new party.
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United Press
Oyster Bay
Col. Roosevelt
Col. Novsuvelt
Government suit over Caffee Trust reply expected today
Washington July 11 government will likely receive the defendants reply in the Caffee Trust case today or tomorrow. The defense may claim lack of evidence and improper service on the Valorization committee. The fate of the case hinges on what the New York court decides after the Valorization committee responds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Drees
Washington
Gove
Caffee Trust
Valorization Committee
Tolloa
Department of Justice
Department of Annte
Republic of
Brazao
Cotter
United States
Sao Paolo
Department
New York Court
State Department
Attorney General
Tle
List Session Of Institute Held Today
The W. C G T U closed the last of a four days institute with a meeting today in the Fords Prairie Biodhouse. The meetings have all been well attended and the institute has been a complete success in every way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. CG
T. U
Fords Prairie
Proaigs wrangle at Cha Nadion Prohibition convention
A chaotic session at the Cha Nadion Prohibition convention over the committee on organization and platform dominated July 14. A rocosg was held from 1:40 to 2:30 with weather and moon considerations cited but details remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlant CG
Lorencot KobBson
Tod Wratysio
comiLtea
Death Pact League Heads to Break Up Fight in St Petersburg
United Press Leased Wire reports authorities move against a new self destruct death club in St Petersburg. Its promoter is a renowned author and many fashionably connected locals are said to belong. Members are sworn to die by own hand, with secrecy enforced by a fearsome oath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pres
Petersburg
St. Peteraburg
St. Petersburg
League
Local Option Petition Circulating in Centralia
The Mets' Federation of Centralia with about 50 members launched a local option election petition. The petition was left at city hall for signatures and requires 400 names. By noon today 32 had signed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mets’ Federation of
Centralia
Teft
Thore
Thaw insanity trial witness details and divorce plan
Dr Adolph Myer testified in the Thaw insanity proceedings denying a murder motive and saying Thaw would seek liberty with special attendants. He recalled Thaw saying he would go to Pittsburgh to pursue business and file for divorce from his wife for her alleged misconduct.
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White Plains
Adolph Myer
Thaw
Myce
Pirat
Pletsburg
Bencht Ball Benefit Dance At Auditor Ham Inet
A benefit dance at the auditor Ham Inet venue attracted about 50 attendees from Words Prairie. The event featured Thompson and Sitney as residents, with complex attendance noted and a neat site prepared for the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ham
Sitney Thompson
Words Prairie
Ancient and Tonirele Artillery Company Arrives in London
A large party from the Ancient and Tonirele Artillery Company of Houston arrived in London to participate in the 200th anniversary celebrations of the Honorable Artillery Company of London. King George will review them later in the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taindon
Ancient and
Hoseton
State League Breaks Up In Southwest Washington
The Chehalis State League panel met in Chehalis to reconcile rifts between President O J Albers and Aberdeen local directors. Aberdeen withdrew its team and paid players, leaving free agents across Chehalis and Centralia. Some Centralia players may re sign if no other offers arise, with talks about a possible replacement franchise in another city to keep the league alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fudge Dysart
Chehalis
O. J. Albers
Ute
Aberdeen
Ely
Jleasue
Dysart
Centralia
Ness
Baseluil
Washington
Riverett
Fae
Ciy
Eve Herald
Jack Mealy
Basoll
Scully
Cheballa
Meltroom
Ballard Hwerett
Pacoma
Tramp Shot by Soldier on Freight Train
Henry Berry attempted to board a freight car loaded with horses on a hard bound train when a soldier in charge of the horses fired, wounding Berry in both legs. The soldier assisted him to a car, Berry was later taken to St Helens hospital in Chehalis and was reported not to suffer serious effects. Berry is 24 and has a father dying in Satsop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Berry
Derry
Kin Watt
Chehalis
Cerry
Satsop
Victoria Northwestern league club wires for game day
Wires report from Victoria Northwestern league club to report to Victoria for Newday's game. J C Simpson of South Rockwood Street delivers reports on cherries sold, totaling 260 pounds, earning eight cents per box, with small attractive packaging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owttee Watelert
Victoria Northwestern League
Elub
Smith
Pilcher
Dla
Centratia Jam
Victoria
Newday
J.C. Simpson
South
Rock ‘Wook Street
Sivingson
Soldiers Hike Toward Centralia For Maneuvers
Two regiments from the Vancouver barracks hiked to the Centralia area for upcoming maneuvers set July 20 to 29. Captain York and Sergeant Marshall scoped a camp site at Lexington, with troops arriving in Centralia by midweek next week.
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Vancouver Barracks
York
Marshall
Pare
Kelsy
Lexington
Centralia
Big Oak in City Park to Be Preserved
Pete Walters the city embalmer completed work to preserve a large oak in Main Street Park. The decayed trunk core was removed and the hole filled with concrete to keep the tree standing for years to come.
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Pete Walters
Forty Divorces Filed in Lewis County Court
During the six months ending June 21, Lewis County Superior Court logged 40 divorce cases, up 11 from the same period in 1911. The report notes a rising trend in dissolutions within the county jurisdiction.
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Lewis County
Old Settlers Reunion Planned by Rochester Club
Herbert Hobinson of the Centralia Commercial Club will meet the Rochester Club tomorrow to set a date for the big reunion of old settlers. The gathering will be held under the Rochester club's direction, likely in late August with the exact date to be decided.
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Herbert Hobinson
Centralia Commercial Club
Rochester Club
Old Settlers
Totorsow Jalgbe
Berlin's Machine Smashed In Portlands Carnival Race
Berlin's machine smashed during practice yesterday. Canadian aviator Stark to race Berlin at Portland amid carnival program. The crash nearly cost the aviator his life as he escaped with injuries. race for Howevei may be canceled. Fire Marshals Association meets in North America with broad reach across states and provinces. aims to push fire safety legislation nationwide.
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Stark
Berlin
Centratia
Portland
Vile Bika Carnival. Net
Saar
Tor
Gatiler
Jewrais
Mieh
Judy
Pite
Fire Marshals’ Association of
North Ameri Besiun
Delegniss Poosenrreas
Stites
United Sees
Canadian
The Union Slashinkry Seciety Meets Wednesday
The society held a Wednesday meeting with members armed to address the issue of Mak MRL Raho, the secretary. The event occurred in the afternoon as part of ongoing activities.
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Mombers
United States officials begin international trust-evidence inquiry
United States Attorney Henry A. Wise and secretary George Zengerle, with several lawyers, arrived in London to take testimony in England, Germany, and France in the government’s case against the Lehigh Valley and Baltimore and Ohio railroads and others. They were welcomed by Ambassador Reid. The indictments allege rebates on imports and shipping to western points. The party plans to return to the United States in late August, and then proceed to Paris and Berlin for further evidence gathering.
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United Press
London
United Stafee
Henry A. Wise
George Zengerle
England
Germany
France
United States
Lehigh Valley
Baltimore & Ohio
George W. Stteldon & Co
Chicago
Ambassador Reid
Sheldon & Co
Jmi
Wise
Zengerle
Paris
Berlin
Invention of Jono Man to Be Made Here
Boardman of Tono has secured patents for a porch railing designed to prevent children from rolling off onto the ground. Production will begin at the Shore factory on East Malan. Orders have been taken and the inventor foresees strong sales and profits. Three extra men will be added to the plant for manufacturing the device.
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BR. Boardman
Tono
East Malan
Cushman Testifies Before Hanford Inquiry in Seattle
Federal Judge Cushman was the first witness before the congressional committee probing Sedge Hanford. He testified that he had never seen Fudge Hanford, and provided other denials during the Seattle session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Seattle
Cushman
Congressional Investigating Committee
Sedge Hanford
Fudge Hanford Dyyak
Jones for Lorimer in Washington Senate deck
Senator Jones of Washington expressed support for Lorimer today. He said he would vote for him despite a fret that he had once opposed him, noting that testimony and character witnesses influenced his change of mind.
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United Press
Washington
Senator Jones
Lorimer
Logging Road From Meskill To Columbia Inaugurated
A new railroad line has been incorporated into state service linking Meskill in Lewis County to Columbia, with a main route from Meskill to Canas Marigor. The project cost is about 20,080 dollars, and the corporation lists George Gitbla pity, Anna C. Robinson, Fb Magy, KoA, May and J.C. Dolphin as principals. The line is planned for the interporatora area by the iakoreMay jtanutur Company of MeskUL.
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Weithout
Lewis County
Meskill
Ak Columpbin
Ratimaay
Canas Marigor
Catal
George Gitbla Pity
Anna C. Robinson
Fb Magy
Koa
May
J.C. Dolphin
Une
iakoreMay Jtanutur Company
Meskul
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