Normalites Enjoy Memorable School Outing to Kopiah and Mendota
A sixty person party from the State Normal School toured Kopiah and Mendota with free transport from the Fast ern Railway and Jember Company. Students toured a coal mine, walked through a Washington forest, picnicked by a mountain stream, and enjoyed games before returning home with the Centralia Eastern Railway offering reduced fares. The trip formed a lasting memory of fellowship and exploration ahead of the next outing to Chehalis.
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State Normal School
Kopiabh
Mendota
Fastern Railway
Jember Company
Kopiah
Wilson Coal Company
Koplah
Méndoza
Washington Forest
Centralia Eastern Railway
Lew Ufa
Centralia
Chehalis
Janey Witla
Great Denmane
Sonyoniry
Igverend
Reid
Abraham Lincoln
Inushtor
Rormal School
Telephone Dwindler Sentenced For Repeated Crimes
Turner, convicted in Me court of Sustles Westover in Che Bull last Monday afternoon, was fined 90 dollars for non payment and sentenced to 30 days in jail. Judge Weatover noted Turner as a habitual crook and stated further confinement may follow if he repeats past offenses. He was convicted of buncond T.7. Buckitu taking 1 dollar and could face additional sentencing for relieving G. P. Staeger of 65 cents in a similar manner.
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Turner
Sustles Westover
Chebulls
Gtton
Weatover
Mia
Buckitu
G. P. Staeger
Taylor Named Chehalis Manager To Rebuild Ball Club
Second baseman Taylor has been appointed by Chehalis directors to replace D E Miller as manager of the State League team. He vows to scour the state for high class material to strengthen the weak Cheballs lineup and prove worthy of the directors trust. Miller defends himself in a letter published by the Chronicle, arguing the accusations are unfounded and that his managerial record was mischaracterized.
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Taylor
Chehalis
D. E Miller
Taylor Provea
Miller
Fang
Chronicle Terewith
Chehails
Potlatch Carnival Attached over unpaid carnival debts
W S Catts, a Chehalis resident, attached the Potlatch Carnival, claiming the Southern Potlatc Company owes him 85.61 for liquor not paid. Attachments turned over to Marshal Towns end, goods found at Robinson warehouse. South Bend show to proceed with payment of 88.01 and costs or Mudville show canceled per Judge Beaufort.
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Southern PoUateh Company
texiciUon
Chehalis
W. S. Cotts
Robinson Warehouse
Southern Potlatch Company
South Bend
Mudville
Judge Beaufort
Mr. Catts
Sticklin to settle in Chehalis after New York stay
William Sticklin, coroner of Lewis County and uncle of Marie StickUn, departs for New York City to wind up business and plan his permanent Chehalis residence. He has lived in the metropolis 22 years but aims to return with capital for local investments. Oran Smith promoted to district manager for Woodmen of the World, overseeing Olympia district including Washington and part of Pierce counties.
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William Sticklin
J. Sticklin
Chehalis
Maries StickUn
Lewis County
New York City
Sto m
Sucilin
Metropolia
Hiahoma
Focal Enterprises
Oran Smith
Woodmen of the World
Mr. Smith
Olympia
Washington
Pierce County
Centralia Carnegie Library Funds Under Scrutiny
Correspondence between Centralia's Carnegie Library Board and James Bertram, Carnegie's secretary, is public and read by all. The board accuses delays in library plans, cites an ambitious architect, and questions why funds and approvals stall while the people of Centralia fund the project.
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Collier’s
Uncle Andy
Andrew Carnegie
United States
Centralia
Carnegie Library Board
Carnegie
Centralia Library Board
James Bertram
Carnegie Library
Ava
Troy
Princess Skookumchuck Attends Seattle Potlatch
Princess Skookumchuck travels to Seattle Potlatch with interpreter as special delegate. She speaks Chinook and wears royal robes. Sent by Central Commercial Club to represent at the event.
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Seattle
Potlatch
Chinook
Centra- Nin Conercial Club
Dele Ieata
Potlstch
Funeral for Chehalis resident James Mawhirter
The funeral of James Mawhirter a well known Chehalis resident who died at his home in Riverside last Tuesday morning was held at the C Fissel chapel in Chehalis at ten oclock. Rev Orley conducted the services and interment followed at Urquhart cemetery. Mawhirter aged 64 had lived in Chehalis many years previously ranching near the Newaukum river. He is survived by his wife and sever children.
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James Mawhirter
Chehalis
Hume
Riverside
C. Fissel
Ten O'¢Lock
Orley
Urqutart
Manhiller
Newankum River
Non Appearance of Complaintant and Defendant in Washington Case
The State of Washington versus Charles Detekman, accused of assaulting Joe Salndon of Chehalis, was set for hearing in Justice Westover’s court but neither the defendant nor the complainant appeared. With no appearance, the case may be dropped, and Salndon appears to lack a viable witness.
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State of Washington
Charles Detekman
Joe Salndon
Dackamith
Chehalis
Fort of Justice Westover
Court of Inatics
PG. Reaufort
Salndon
East Side Realty Sees Jump in Property Values
East Side real estate gains followed railroad plans for a passenger depot between Main and Pine streets. Many sellers withdrew listings as prices rose, while some buyers boosted offers well above figures from a few weeks earlier. Some fear depreciation if the depot is built as planned.
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Main
Pine Streets
East Side Realty
Greek business declines as owner sells interests
The Greek business house in Chuhalls saw a drop in trade after repeated attacks on the owner, George Merles of a Pool Room on Market Street. Facing unrest, he sold his interests to Metz & Tarleton while considering relocation to Seattle, though agitation was less severe there.
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Chuhalls
George Merles
Market Street
Cie
Ufs
Chohalis
Metz & Tareton
Mertos
Seattle
Agaliat
Coumttrysy
Gambling ban urged by State League president on Centralia games
A letter from Q J Albers, president of the State League, to Centralia baseball directors prohibits betting at games and warns players against wagering. In a separate case, Minnie Cox and Lilian Moore, both 13 and 14, have vanished from their homes. searches by police in three cities continue as mothers fear for their daughters. A Tacoma lead about a cousin with a doubtful reputation is investigated.
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Minnie Cox
Lilian Moore
Cox
Enter
Moore
Cata
Aspinwalls to Inspect Reform Schools Nationwide Tour
Chehalis State Training School superintendent Mr Aspinwall and Mrs Aspinwall plan a countrywide inspection tour of reform schools beginning in two weeks starting at Quen Utah. They will study child management methods and aim to improve the Chehalis school to a leading model nationwide.
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Aspinwall
Chehalis
Creditors Seek TT Murphy Stump Puller Sale
The Chronicle notes creditors press TT Murphy over a stump puller attached by M H Cowag ton. Justice Beaufort in Chehalis says he has no jurisdiction in the matter, but suggests accepting bids if a good stump puller is needed, as inquiries pour in from Lewis County.
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The
Chronicle
T. T. Murphy
M. H. Cowagton
P. C. Beaufort
Chehalis
Lewis County
Local Goat Slats Becomes Team Mascot in Centralia
The Angora named Slats was presented to Centralia ball team by Larry Thram. Players dubbed the dressed goat Sista after a popular first baseman who wowed feminine fans with sensational base sliding. The mascot travels with the locals on all trips and draws constant attention.
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Centralia
Larry Thram
Sista
Funeral of Allen Ives Held in Centralia
The funeral for Allen Ives, 83, long time Centralia resident and founder of the Urethron church, was held yesterday afternoon at the Brethren church. Mourners from former circles attended as the aged man’s family and friends gathered. burial followed at Washington Bawn cemetery.
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Centralia
Urethron Church
Incorrigible Fred Jewell Held After Threats Near Lit tle
Fifteen year old Fred Jewell, living with his mother and grandfather near Lit tle, was taken by Deputy Sheriff Foster after a knife, chewing tobacco, and other accoutrements were found on him. The youth threatened to kill his grandfather and forced the mother to flee. The hearing before Justice Westover was slated for this afternoon.
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Fred Jewell
Tle
Littel
Foster
van Bibber
Onietai
Sheriff’s Office
Ting
Jewel
Harry Tracy
Sauce Richards Gets Even With Reporter In Woods Tale
Waly Richards and Mrs. Richards became lost in the woods near Maclips last week. A reporter, Miss Rose E. Rhodes, was with them and sent a Chronicle report. Richards claims he got even by startling her as they passed through dark woods and she wove dramatic cougar stories.
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Waly
Hirace Richards
Alghe
Hughes Expires In This City Funeral Friday
Hughes a well known resident of Contralia died in this city early morning aged 47. He was born in Ventealla and recently connected with the economic concerns near Ripihih. He was a member of the Ming Workers of America and the Ancient Order of Vittet Workitien. The private funeral will be at the Slickly chapel at 10 o clock tomorrow morning, burial will be in Mountain View cemetery.
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RLV
Hughes
Contralia
Ventealla
Aytth
Eonomites
Ming Workers of America
Tha A
Pha Tre
Mountain View
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W. TE. Brown
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Cheralig
Aspinwalls
TT. Murphy
Logal
Allen Ives
Sauce Richards
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