Taft Nomination Battle Moves to Congress
United Press dispatch from Washington reports intensifying Chicago convention controversy as Taft backers plan speeches in Congress. Senator Root and Rep Bartholdt and Mondell to present defense. Roosevelt supporters vow counterarguments and exposure of alleged frauds in Taft victory.
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United Press
Washington
Taft
Chicago
Congress
Tait
Root
Senate
Bartholdt
Mondell
House
Crane
Massachusetts
Roosevelt
Mandel
Credentials Committee
Norris
Nebraska
Clapp
Cummins
Youth Guilty Of Stealing Bicycle In Juvenile Case
The State vs Harry Westfall, a 15 year old, was charged with stealing Carl Ditzner’s bicycle. Witnesses testified to the theft and the judge found him guilty, suspending judgment until the following day after levying a 25 cent fine and costs due to being a first offense.
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Esse
Harry Westfall
Carl Ditzner
Wee
Hoss
Hose
Gual Chavier
Home Grown Peaches Exhibited at Swisher Event
At 1117 G Street this morning Swisher showcased what officials call the season’s first home grown weighs. The Crawford variety peaches are described as fine, promising a strong start to the local fruit display.
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Q . Swisher
G Street
Crawford
Chehalis Woman Appointed as Dog Show Judge
C Israel, president of Imperial Powder Company of Chehalis, named judge for the Ladies Kennel Association fourth annual dog show in Los Angeles from August 27 to 29. Mr Tarnet will judge bull terriers at the event, with top entries including South End Lone Brave and Woodland Daddy.
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C. Israel
Imperial Powder Company of
Chehatis
Ladies Kennel Aseociation
Los Angel
Mr. Tarnet
Wdgewood
Wil
Train Races Flood Through Perris Canyon
United Press Leased Wire reports a passenger train fleeing a wall of floodwaters racing down Perris canyon after a cloudburst near Perris California. The engineer throttled to safety at Perris while the flood damaged tracks and surrounding areas.
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United Press
Riverside
Cal
Patsengers
Perris
Valverde Canyon
Anderson
Bounties Paid by County Auditor in June Quarter
During the quarter ending June 30 County Auditor Harry Swofford paid out 169 in bounties. Bounties were paid on 17 coyotes 26 wild cats and one cougar.
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Harry Swofford
Ranch Purchase Near Centralia Reported At 25 000
Joby Harm county commissioner sold the ranch just west of Centralia to a man from Alaska. The deal passed through the real estate firm Edwards Montgomery for about 25 000 dollars.
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Joby Harm
Hia
Centralia
Alaska
Sla
Edwards & Montgomery
Chehalis Defeats Soldiers In Low-Scoring Exhibition
In a Miller field exhibition yesterday Chehalis beat a 1st U.S. Infantry selection 14 to 0. Harsted pitched for Chehalis and allowed only one hit while 14 soldiers fanned. Davis led the attack with a home run and Murray scored, Berry hit a circuit and stole a base amid three errors.
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Miller Field
Chehalis
U.S. Infantry
Harsted
Chehatis
Yina
Davis
Amit Murray
Berry
Teamster Morley Injured in Hay Wagon Accident
William Morley, a teamster in Chehalis, was seriously injured Saturday when a wagon carrying hay overturned after a cramp in the wagon. His right leg was broken at the knee as he was thrown clear of the wreck.
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Willian Morley
M. H. Gibson
Chehalis
Mistua
Morley
Smokin Funeral Directors Offer Modern Equipment
Clark Smokin professional funeral director at 209 North Pearl Street advertises comprehensive services and a wide stock of funeral goods, emphasizing modern equipment and 24 hour availability for prompt response.
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CL. Smokin
Pearl St
Wallington
Wyoming Sets Speed Record In Naval Trials
Broken Rockland Maine July reports Aldspeed records for big gun battleships during standardizing trials. The battleship Wyoming, sister to the Arkansas, achieved 22.045 knots, hailed by naval experts as the fastest in the world with 12 inch guns. Arkansas had reached 21.493 knots a month earlier.
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United Press
Rockland
Wyoming
Arkansas
Seven Korean Christians Banished Without Trial Seen
Reports from Seoul confirm summary exile of seven native Christians by Japanese authorities in Korea, without trial, adding to 126 Christians already on trial for alleged conspiracy to assassinate the Japanese governor-general.
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Ited Press
York
Corea
Seoul
Open air labor rally to back imprisoned strike leaders
In New York Brownsville Ettor and Giovannitti Defense Conference plans a large open air demonstration in Brooklyn. It will gather at Sara toga and Pitkin avenues for a four block square, with capacity for about 26,000. William D. Haywood is among the main speakers.
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United Press
New York
Brownsville
Ettor and
Lawrence
Saratoga and
Pitkin Avenues
Brooklyn
William D. Haywood
Chehalla Hosts Holiday Baseball Parade Game
This afternoon Chehalla marks a holiday with a street parade and a baseball game against the Portland Coast League team. Stores close for the event and a record crowd is expected due to heavy advertising across the section.
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Chehalla
Portland Coast League
Clu
Horses and Owners in a Muddle at War Maneuvers
A set of 25 of 30 horses submitted for mimic war maneuvers has been fast. Owners are in doubt about ownership as those who supplied the animals are asked to identify their property at the fair grounds.
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Sil Theose
Fair Grounds
Power line from Kelso to Centralia and Chehalis
The Washington Oregon Corporation plans immediate construction of a 16 mile power line from Kelso to Centralia and Chehalis. Generated electricity from the Yakima river will serve enroute towns and the Twin Cities, aiding Northern County's industrial growth as materials and wire are staged in Kelso for swift work.
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Washington-Oregon Corporation
Kelso
Centralia
Chehatis
Yakima River
Twin Cities
Chehalis
Cownty County
Touino
Largest dry dock in world to be built in Ottawa
Ottawa July 22 The final bids for what would be the world’s largest dry dock are due. The government will provide a 34 percent subsidy for 36 years on a 6 million dollar project. Sites include the St Charles river Beauport flats or St Joseph de Lewis with bids detailing each site’s advantages.
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Ottawa
Ont
St. Charles River
Beaupont Flats
St. Joseph de Lewis
Senator Works on Taft Roosevelt and Wilson Endorsement
Wastington Suir reports Senator Works and Lieutenant-Governor Wal discuss voting loyalties amid California heritage concerns. He muses on supporting Roosevelt if he ran as a Republican and speculates on a new party breaking with Atokod.
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Suir
Works
California
Wal- M1
Taft
Wilson
Roosevelt
Flettis
Chicago
eHot
Fragmented Kansas GOP Platform Critique by Governor Stubba
Governor Stubba of Kansas denounces the Republican platform as deceitful frauds crafted by party leaders. He condemns the convention’s promises and pledges as worthless, urging Republicans to distrust the document and its authors. The comment targets the tactics used to mislead voters and respect for party integrity.
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Iegal
Chicago
Mey
Stubba
Young Astor Plans City Residence After European sojourn
Vincent Astor, heir to the Astor fortune, returns to New York after years abroad with plans for a city house by fall. He now lacks a personal New York residence since Fifth Avenue estate went to his stepmother. He may hire a housekeeper and entertain his mother and sister on visits, while remaining abroad another few months.
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United Press
New York
Vincent Astor
Astor
America
Col
John Jacob Astor
Thianie
Europe
New York City
Newport
Rhinebeck
Hudson
Fifth Avenue
Vincent
United States
Alice Muriel
Mr. Astor
Rhinebeck Place
Centralia Man Killed by Logging Engine Near Aberdeen
D E Palmer an elderly Centralia resident was killed by a logging engine in the woods near Aberdeen Saturday. His body arrived here yesterday and the funeral will be from Sticklin parlors with interment at Grand Mound cemetery. He belonged to the Local lodge of Redmen and Rochester lodge of Modern Woodmen. The Redmen will conduct the funeral and Modern Woodmen will officiate at the cemetery. He was 62 and formerly proprietor of the Roderick hotel.
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D. E. Palmer
Centralia
Aberdeen
Sticklin
Grand Mound
Palmer
Jocal Lodge of
Redmen
Rochester Lodge
Modern Woodmen of America
Roderick Hotel
Interest in Mausoleum At Washington Lawn Cemetery
G Irwin Royee of the Washington State Mausoleum Company visited Centrali a to secure local interest in erecting a mausoleum at Washington Lawn cemetery. Prospects rise that the crypts will be built and sold before construction. Similar mausoleums exist in Seattle and Tacoma with bodies preserved for long periods.
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G. Irwin Royee
Washington State Mausoleum Company
Seattle
Centralia
Washington Lawn Cemetery
Seatlle
Tacoma
Three More Candidates for Office Enter Race
Three additional candidates joined the slate after meetings with the county auditor on Saturday. J. E. Leonard of Chohulls runs for state senator, Edward Nowell of Centralia seeks the coroner post, and S. P. Gheer of Napavino aims for sheriff.
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Qiere
Meir
Saurday
Ling
J. E. Leonard
Chohulls
Edward Nowell
Centralia
S. PB. Gheer
Napavino
Award Coming to BW Cowner for U S District Attorney
Washington July 20 Beverly W Coiner chairman of the Republican state central committee of Washington is to be appointed United States district attorney as soon as Congress adjourns. President sought to avoid a Senate fight amid protests and expected opposition from Poindexter Bristow Clapp and others. Confirmation could be postponed until December when Congress reconvenes after adjournment.
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United Press
Washington
Beverly W. Coiner
Republican State Central Committee of
United States
Congress
Senator Jones
Cainer
Jones
Alaska
White House
B. W. Colner
Tacoma
United States District Attorney
Elmer B. Todd
H. D. Cooley
Everett
E. B. Cushman
Danworth
Seattle
Coiner
Senate
Poindexter
Bristow
Kansas
Clapp
Minnesota
Conner
Aberdeen
Chicago
New Store Opens in Centralia at Lander Building
The Landers opened a new store in Centralia this morning in the Lander building. Stock and window decorating were finalized last night for an attractive display. H. A. Lander, formerly of Everett, operates the largest five ten and eighteen cent store in the city.
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Landers
New Lander
Centralia
H. A. Lander
Everett
Grand Mound Beats Rochester In Local Baseball Tilt
The Grad Mount baseball team defeated Rochester yesterday at Grand Mound with a score of 4 to 0. Large crowds watched as the teams played through a clear day, with strong pitching and steady defense contributing to the victory.
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Grad Mount
Rochester
Grand Mound
Wolgast Plans Brief Rest After Training In Oregon
United Press reports boxer Adolf Wolgast to take a short rest after a three month incident. He will not undergo a longer training period and plans to enter the rig again soon as preparations proceed in Oregon.
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United Press
Los Angie
Atite
Ad Wolgaut
Oregon
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Olay
Christian Aissonarie
Chenalio
Gentralian
BW. Cowner
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