Dark horse talk and tax praise mix in local column
The piece discusses Republican dark horse talk around Taft and possible nominees with Progressive strength for Roosevelt or La Follette. It notes La Follette could unite progressives if nominated and cites Lewis County tax data praising County Treasurer FR F Arnold for economical office management and tax relief potential.
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Taft
Chossa
Roosevelt
la Follette
Lewis
State Bureau of Accountancy
FR. F. Arnold
A PRELEY WEDDING AT Garlord HOME
Areta F B Waters and Roy A Fisk united in marriage at 30 South Tower avenue yesterday afternoon in a double ring ceremony conducted by Rev C E Flanagan. The bride, a fourth grade teacher at the Lincoln, wore white and carried brides roses. The groom works for Seattle Carnival Co. A wedding luncheon followed with friends serving. Out of town guests included E F Woerth Guy Thompson Hazel Thompson and Karl Fisk of Beale. The couple will live in Seattle and take a wedding trip north.
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W. W. Garlord
South Tower Avenue
Areta FB. Waters
Alr
Roy A. Fisk
C. E. Flanagin
The
Baptist Church
Happy Hearts
the Lincoln
Seattle Garnival Co
Mary Galvin
Ruth du Hoss
Alice Langworthy
Alice Damon
E. F. Woerth
Guy Thompson
Hazel Thompson
Karl Fisk
Beale
Seattle
Local State League Team Rises in Batting Averages
Practically every member boosted his batting average after four games with the halls. The squad totaled 45 hits, lifting the team average to .263. Gleason leads at .285, with Callahan and Vivian at .292, Miller at .291, and Guyn at .286, among others.
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Thehalls
Gleason Fa Etill
Callaghan
Vivian
Miller
Guya
R. H. Ave
Gleason
Callahan
Guyn
BRG
Hollis
Jorgatad
Rocho
Hill
Byrnes
Smith
M A Brotman Dies. Eastman Funeral Planned in Centralia
M A Brotman died today. M R Eastman, long-time Centralia resident and former attorney, died in Tacoma this morning. Eastman's body will be brought to Centralia for burial, with funeral services to be held from Sticklin undertaking parlors tomorrow afternoon. Hastman had no local relatives.
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M. R. Eastman
Centralia
Tacoma
Sticklin Undertaking
Par jJers
Denny 15 Taken To Chehalis Jail After Alleged Assault
William Denny held on $1600 bond for alleged Friday night assault on 17 year old Florence Robbins. Denny moved from Sceal jail to Lewis County jail and faces arraignment before Judge Hoss next Monday. Bond denial preserved. District 138 near Morton reports perfect attendance with 11 pupils, seven boys and four girls, taught by Miss Clara Beard.
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William Denny
Florence Robbins
Sceal
Lewis County
Denny
Hoss
Morton
Bovn
Clara Beard
Banquet Telegrams From Varying West Coast Figures
During the banquet, telegrams were read to prominent visitors of the festival. Queen Wilhelmina congratulates H. Mulder on a grand celebration. Vancouver citizens urge B. Bears to return to contest for Congress. Portland Commercial Club teases Centralia errors. Tacoma Ad Club comments on Tigers and festival security. Republican Party urges W H Paulhannus to run for governor.
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H. 5
Mulder
Holland
Wilhelmina
B. BR. Bears
Vancouver
Congress
GC. C. Chapman
Centralia
Portland
Hub City
Tacoma
AD Club
W. H. Paulhannus
Hay
State of Washington
Republican Party
Man Struck by Auto Expected to Recover
W. W. Long of Waulnches Prairie was hit by a car at Tower avenue and Walnut streets Saturday. He was taken to Techimployees' Hospital and reported much improved this morning. He is expected to be discharged tomorrow or Wednesday. Earlier reports claimed he had died.
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UNH
W. W. Long
Waulnches Prairie
Tower Avenue
Walnut Streets
Techimployees’ Hospital
Long
Darrow Took Money From Sam Gompers Trial Testimony
Los Angeles June 4 United Press Leased Wire Bert H Franklin testified in the Clarence Darrow trial that Darrow claimed to have received funds for bribery from Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor. Franklin said Darrow offered a plea deal and a $3 000 payment if he pled guilty and paid a fine.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Bert H.franklin
Clarence Darrow
Darrow
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Franklin
Tre
Davis
McNamara
Hoquiam Beats Aberdeen In High-Scoring State League Game
In a hard hitting State League contest Hoquiam defeated Aberdeen 12 to 9. The nine innings featured 37 total hits with Aberdeen at 24 and Hoquiam 12. Both clubs used two pitchers as the game stayed tight through the ninth. Batteries: Bayle Helmeeke Gleason Ofstad Kane Wilkina Lorch.
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Hoquiam
Aberdeen
R. H. EL
Anerdeen Pe
Aes
Bayle
Automobile Demolished at Grays Harbor Crossing
An auto driven by Archie Davis of Bucoda was struck by box cars at a Grays Harbor tracks crossing on Saturday night. The car was dragged 50 feet and completely demolished. Three passengers aboard escaped with only scratches and bruises.
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Archie Davis
Bucoda
Grays Harbor
Centralia athlete Grimm takes third in state shot put
Willam Grimm of Centralia High School, brother of War Tren and Polly Grimm, finished third in the state interscholastic meet shot put in Tacoma. The winning mark reached 4% feet, 944 inches, a notable high school record.
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Willam Grimm
Centralia
Wartren
Polly Grimm
Washington University
Tacoma
Grimm
Kern Denounces Lorimer Fight Sparks Senate Denunciation
Senator John W. Kern of Indiana denounces the election of Senator Lorimer as political crookedness, vowing a two day denunciation in the Senate and continuing renewed fight against Lorimer amid Washington turmoil.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Lorimer
Ihinals
America
John W. Kern
Indiana
Toftay
Senate
Tariff Bill Debate Opens Ahead of National Conventions
House Ways and Means chair Oscar Underwood will introduce a tariff revision bill identical to last year, proposing reductions from 26 percent to 4 percent. The move signals continued fight and likely delay of adjournment before the conventions.
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Wallington
House
Oscar Underwood
Congress seeks probe into Hanford case in Washington
Washington inquiry motion by Congressman Victor J. Berger calls for investigation of Hanford from Seattle, noting nationwide demand to remove from the Wall Street state, with plans to address the attorney general and seek federal action.
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United Proan
Washington
Truto
aMye
Midge Corvillis II
Hanford
Seattle
Wash
Gate Hanford
Victor J. Berger
Soclallat
Wise
le Will
Attorenay Gereral Wickersham
Inventi
Centralia blank Chehalis at fairgrounds in big crowd
Centralia shut out Chehalis 8 to 0 at the fair grounds amid a large Hub City Festival crowd. Smith allowed two hits with perfect support as four runs opened the game in the first inning. Key moment featured Vivian and Gleason producing early base hits and Miller and Hollis driving in runs.
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Fairgrounds
Centralia
Chehalis
Smith
Mith
Ocala
Vivian
Taylor
Gleason
Guyn
Liston Houseman
Miller
Hollis
Hill
Roche
Contrella
Haley
Thehalls
Fair Grounds
Hub City
Claude Berlin
Ascenson
Tacoma Ad Club
Centralia Ad Club
Olympia Ad Club
Hoquiam Falls to Aberdeen 8 to 5 in Hard Fought Bout
The Hoghiem State League game ended in Aberdeen’s 8 to 5 victory despite Hoquiam’s late six run surge in the sixth inning. Joss and Gleason to Kane and Wilkins behind the plate, with a loose, unpolished play throughout the contest.
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Hoghiem
Bands of
Aberdeen
Hoquiam
Pay Davis Dies in Skookumechuck Valley
Fay Davis, longtime resident of the Skookumechuck valley, died yesterday after a prolonged illness. The funeral service will be held tomorrow at 10 a.m. from the family residence.
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Fay Davis
Skookumechuck Valley
Yesteriday
Familly
Automobiles Parade Showcases Hale Million Outlay
Nearly 250 automobiles formed a parade on Centrallia streets signaling a half million dollar outlay. Cars from Chehalis Montesano Olympia Aberdeen Longview Rochester and other towns joined. Mayor Thompson and Commissioners W. B. Keir and A. F. H. Sours led the procession amid decorated vehicles including a car bearing Princess Stockamchock and a Centralia State League hall team car.
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Centratt
Hab
Portrval
Chehalls
Montesano
Olympia
Aberdeen
Toulne
Rochester
W. B. Keir
A. F H. Sours
Uno
Princess Skockamchock
Centralia State League Hall
Idock
Milay
Early settlement of big strike likely
London June 1 United Press Leased Wire reports early settlement of the Tirideh transport workers strike, affecting 100,000 men, seemed likely as the union ordered a vote to back the government plan for a canalisation board. A referendum on the government’s proposal was expected to show a strong majority in favor.
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United Proas
London
Attike
Tirideh
Walone
Inka
Tile
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Centralia Weekly Chronicle
Dark Horse
Faft
M.A Brotman
Yoo
Sam Gompers
Grimm Arores
Attagoma
Sen
Kern
Congression
Pex
Chehals A
Pea
Abr
H. PO
iRoche
Burny
Murray
Neeee
Berry
Carrigan
H. Carrigan
Hausman
Gosasee Archer
Ables
Hoquan
H.H.E. Aberdeen
Joss and Gleason
Kane and Wilkins
Pay Davis
Thomp
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