Lumbermen Meet in Tacoma to Discuss Amalgamation
The Pacific Coast Lumber Manufacturers Association holds a semi annual meeting in Tacoma to consider merging the Oregon Washington Southwest Washington groups into a single Northwest Pacific Coast body. The move aims to cut costs, increase influence, and strengthen the industry’s role in the region with broader administration and policy plans outlined for the West. Attendees include B G Griggs J A Freeman Leonard Bronson plus others from Bellingham Globe San Francisco St Louis Spokane and Spokane references noted.
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Wacoma
Pacificc Coast
Northwest Pacific Coast
Oregon & Washington
Portland
Southwest Washington
Centralia
Pacific Northwest
United
Pacific Coast Lumber Manufacturers’ Association
National Lumber Manufacturers
B. G. Griggs
J. A. Freeman
Leonard Bronson
Tacoma
Mr. Bronson
J. H. Boedel
Bellingham
W. C. Miles
Globe
D. #. Skinner
San Francisco
J. B. White
Well Known Resident of Tenino Dies
July 14. Aaron Webster, a pioneer of Washington, died at his Tenino area home. At 82 years old, he lived on his homestead for 40 years and arrived in Portland in 1852 when Washington was undeveloped. He was a Mason. funeral arrangements follow.
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Aaron Webter
Washington
Tenino
Mr. Webster
Portland
Webster
Vonou Neeherl
Unclear OCR Summary of Devastating Fire Report
Fragmentary OCR text reports a large area set ablaze with extensive damage. Mentions United Dress Leased WLROP and Tavita area. Details are garbled with references to victims and forest devastation but specifics are unreadable.
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United Dress
Thunder Grumbles Around Cantralla In Morning Skies
A report describes heavy thunder and rare lightning near Cantralla this morning. Residents heard loud grumbling sounds as dark clouds lingered, creating a dramatic but non-illuminated storm over the area.
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Cantralla
Materindlan
Regular Centralia State League routs Yannigans 11 to 1 at fairgrounds
Centralia Centralia State League baseball team defeated the Yannigans 11 to 1 yesterday afternoon at the fair grounds. The regulars, led by strong pitching and defense, were never tested as the Yannigans faded after a bright start. Crowd size was small but enthusiastic, with management inviting spectators to watch the game.
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Fair Grounds
Centralia State League
Yannigan
Yannigans
Centralia Yannigans Rothe
Bert Leftwiteh
Cadahin Krause
Boettiger
Bill Leftwiteh
Brown Seeee Truesdell
Denking
Bwick Kuhe Yannigang
Pjieeceeseiys EL AG
May Start Incubator Factory
In Thomas hall last evening Mr L L White of Late County Oregon explained his patented incubator. Few Commercial Club members attended yet the remaining members were interested. It was decided to ship and exhibit a machine in the city. He will return early next week with the device. Trustees meet Tuesday evening to consider the proposition.
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Thomas Hall
L. L White
Late County
Oregon
Commercial Club
Whites
White
Automobile Party Tour Satsop With Centralia Hostess
Messra Hoss Holliday and Patton led a group of ladies from Thursday sewing club on a day trip to Satsop to visit Mrs. Albert Smith formerly of Centralia. The party enjoyed a luncheon and river picnic before returning home after a delightful afternoon and supper.
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Messra
Hoss
Holliday
Patton
Satsop
Theodore Hoss
Wilbur Patton
Henry Holliday
Herman Hoes
John Auer
T. J. Stevens
N. A. Waring
Irv
Buzzel
Dan Saltzer
Wm. Kler
Lydia Howell
Charley Butz
Albert Smith
Centralia
Smith
General Merchandise
Smith and Weaver
L. Gar & Son
F. J. Davis
Convention of National Education Association closes in San Pranisco
United Press reports the National Education Association wrap up as delegates finish final sessions across departments. Most attendees plan a postconvention week touring the Yosemite Valley and other California sites before returning home.
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United Press
San Prangisco
Cal
National Education Association
Yeventile Valley
California
Two Touring Cars Crash on Paelie Highway Injures Woman
A head on collision between a Reo driven by R Q Polk of Tacoma and a Buick roadster driven by Thomas Freeman of Westminister BC occurred on the Paelie Highway one mile west of the city. Mrs Freeman suffered severe bruises and nervous shock but was not fatally injured. both drivers escaped unharmed though thrown from their cars. Polk shipped his car to Tarone and Freeman will send his car home after repairs.
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Paelie
Reo
R. Q Polk
Tacoma
Thomas Freeman
Westminister
B. C
Mr. Freeman
Urst
Polk
Taronne
Freeman
Mystery Twirler Walker Likely Signs Centralia Pact
Pitcher Walker known as Mysterious Mitchell in the Coast League is expected to sign with Centralia this afternoon and appear in tomorrow's game. He advised manager Patton he would report today, with his widely publicized identity once again drawing national attention.
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Walker
San Francisco
Mitchell
Atlantic
Pacific Coast
Centralia
Patton
Suspect Swan Peterson linked to Rainier murder case
United Press report from Olympia July 14 states Swan Peterson, a section man who disappeared the morning of the Cable murder, worked Rainier for a day and a half and is being taken to Rainier for identification. Mrs Coble and her husband were beaten to death with an axe the previous Monday night.
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United Press
Olympia
Aew
Swan Peterson
Rainier
Yelm
Wealthy farmer gifts sweetheart 49-acre tract after kisses
A jrowa farmer allegedly gave his sweetheart a 49-acre tract each time she kissed him. The tale paints the young woman, once a candy kid, maturing as they chase the fleeting pleasures of early romance and a back-to-fall movement.
Tragedy On North Pac Freight A Man Loses Limbs
A derailed freight train near Tenino resulted in a penniless man being thrown from the northbound car. He lost both legs below the knees and was later found near the tracks, unconscious, as hospital checks failed to locate him or determine his fate. Police and railroad crews search for the injured man and assess responsibility after the shocking incident.
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Hatten
Hatton
Tenino
Us City
Varlona
Wilda
Anti Greek and Italian Rally Draws Chehalis Crowd
A Wednesday night gathering at Glide Rink Chehalis shows strong support for removing foreign labor from city projects. Organizers report favorable contractor responses to cut alien workers, noting a sharp rise in foreign laborers over the past month and pledging continued efforts until aliens are displaced.
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Glide Rink
Chehalis
Socialist Party
Chehalis Hosts Open Air Band Concerts
In Chehalis, open air band concerts in the streets have become a regular weekly event. The Chehalis band performs each night drawing large crowds of residents seeking summer amusement amid the hot evenings. The public highly appreciates the musical offerings and the street performances.
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Gluem
Chetals
Chehulls
Cuere
Elma Couple Marry In Elma After License Issued
A marriage license was issued yesterday from the Auditor Swofford office in Chehalla to Emil Bartlett and Life Taylor, both of Elma. Justice Westover united the couple in marriage following the permit.
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Swofford
Chehalla
Emil Bartlett
LiUfe Taylor
Elma
Justice Westover
Smung
Regular Schedule Resumes After Brick Work Delays
The Washington Oregon Corporation resumes shelf and schedule aidace now running to the ball park by the halls. For ten days due to brick work on Natlanial Ave, the cars have only operated to the condensery, with long walks to the business district. Pedestrian complaints arise from company patrons.
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Hiernihy
Washington-Oregon Corporation
Natlanial Ave
Come Pany
Clams to Be Oldest Odd Fellow Celebrates 98th Birthday
Captain John W. Caron of Provincetown Massachusetts celebrated his ninety eighth birthday today. He is believed to be the oldest Young Odd Fellow in the United States if not the world and also claims to be the oldest survivor of the 1840 gold rush voyage to California.
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United Press
Provincetown
Mana
John W. Caron
United States
Garnon
California
Soldier Boys Return From Camp Fortson
Weary and worn from strenuous marching, the Co. M soldiers returned to Centralia at 7 o clock last night after ten hard days at Camp Fortson American Lake. Officers say the training benefited the cadre and the men vow they would not have missed the encampment. They drew crowds with a large wheel and hub display and explained they hailed from the Hub City. A plan to stage mimic warfare with Oregon next year was discussed by Washington National Guard officers as a near real war scenario and received favorable reception.
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Co. M
Centralia
Eoldiers
American Lake
Oregon
Washington
National Guard
Commonwealths
2D Tyfantry
Benson Wright
Spokane
3D Battalon
St Ip
Chehalis Water Company Profits Probe Reported
City officials appointed by Mayor Gingrich to audit Chehalis water company profits received a report yesterday. The investigation found monthly water income of 1624.50 dollars and annual income near 19,494 dollars. Additional annual payments push total annual revenues to about 24,000 dollars.
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Andy Lone
Gingrich
Chehalis
Connect
Kong
Mys Au Fim
Northern PaciRe Railroad
Deserted Wife Deserts Man in Court Case Turned Dismissed
In a Chehalla court yesterday afternoon Frank Nash, arrested on wife desertion, faced a hearing with William Desler as witness. Desler urged support for Nash's three children, Mrs Nash pleaded for reconciliation, and Judge Bonnfort dismissed the case after the witness and state handled by Deputy Bishop.
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Frank Nash
Jostley PG. Reuufort
Chehalla
Wiliam Desler
Nash
Noah
Mra
Bonnfort
Bishop
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