Centralia High School 1919 Graduation Honors List
The Cen tralla high school 1919 commencement marked by a packed auditorium and a two hour program. Performances by Proffit Nelson orchestra and a chorus, invocation by Rev H W Thompson, and diplomas awarded by BR B Kellogg and J E B Lease. Ruth Nelson led honors with others listed among 24 graduates including Mildred Acord and Gladys Heath.
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Cen~tralla High School
New High School
Proffit-Nelson
Iilted
Misa Pheobe Wadsworth
H. W. ‘Thompson
A. H. St. Clair
N. B. Coffman
Cheballs
Misa Kate Martin
BR. B. Kellogg
J. EB. Lease
Centralia
Robert J. Reid
Ruth Nelson
Gladys Heath
Harriet Stundke
Mildred Gertrude ‘Acord
Mildred Anna Christensen
Josephine Dora Courter
Gladys
Marie Heath
Charles August Hoes
Lydia May ‘Hose
Dowle Eva Howe
Frances ‘Waughes
Mary Christmas Huntley
Ethel Marie Johnson
Robert Wingate Kent
Clarence Huston Kimbro
Edith Viola Lemon
Ida Matilda Matz
Frank William Morrin
Ruth Loulee Nelson
Elmer J. Noble
Abi Gertrude Rhodes
George Schummer
Theodore LeRoy Schwartz
Bertha May Smith
Harriet Marie Standke
Beulah Mae Thacker
Violet Rosalir Ward
Eight Births in Centralia During May
Centralia reports eight births in May per Dr. David Livingstone, city health officer. New arrivals include four boys and four girls born May 1 to Price, May 7 Mills, May 12 Lesbo, May 14 Smith, May 15 McClure, May 18 Davie, May 11 Hoover, May 28 Fitz-Feralg.
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Centralia
David Livingstone
Guy A. Price
William H. Mills
Jessie D. Lesbo
Sherman Clay and Co and the Thief in the West plot
The article claims Sherman Clay and Co with forty years of Musk maneuvers attracts confidence of piano players. It alleges a theft ring centered on stolen items including a core palette and tin ramens, with Lorne allegedly extending a price.
Rebels Attack Marines Guarding Cuban Mine
Reports from Santiago say a force of negro rebels attacked a company of American marines under Capt. Mainwaing. The marines repulsed the assault and suffered no ensuilties while guarding the Cuero mines. insurgent losses could not be ascertained.
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United Press
Havana
Reportia
Santiago
Mainwaiing
New Twirler Signed for Local Team
Lewis, a twirler secured by manager Patton from Portland, will be signed for the Centralia State League team this week. He is expected to debut during the upcoming series.
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Lewis
Patton
Portland
Complainant Skips Hearing in Assault Case
Crawley arrested Friday night for an assault on C. B. Trude was brought before Judge Hoss in police court. The complaining witness, a shingle weaver at the Francea mill, failed to appear and the case against Crawley was dismissed. P L Pecore, arrested at the same time, pleaded guilty and paid ten dollars plus costs.
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BE. Crawley
C. B. Trude
Hoss
Francea
iCrawley
P L. Pecore
Attorney John Perry Attacks Judge Hanford in Affidavit
In Washington on June 10 a sharp argument by Judge Hanford of Seattle was labeled by attorney John Perry as a judicial pervert moral bankrupt and a tool of privilege. The affidavit supported impeachment charges against Hanford filed with Congressman Norris of Nebraska, supplementing charges by Congressman Berger.
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Washington
Hanford
Seattle
John Perry
Norris
Nebrasteas
Berger
Senior Ball Rules Ban Open Faced Suits in Columbia
June 10 report from Columbia Missouri notes MCC senior class bans open faced suits and formal gowns for tonight’s family event. Girls set rules to avoid dressy attire, citing previous rental rents. a simple, modest gathering is expected. The piece also mentions a muttered note about Wolfe and retirements in nearby towns.
Sacrifice Taft If Necessary to Defeat Roosevelt
Chicago June 11 Taft leaders told William H Barnes to crush Roosevelt even at the sacrifice of Taft. They authorized him to use any method, even to eliminate Taft from the race. Barnes met with Taft steering committee and Charles Di Hilles to discuss countering Flynn of Pittsburgh and stampede efforts for Roosevelt.
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United Press
Chicago
Taft
William H. Barnes
New York
Roosevelt
Barnes
Charles di. Hilles
Williams
Flynn
Pittsburg
Caluarian Leads Locals in Close Series Baseball Card
Pat Callahan led the locals with a .243 average in the recent series while Miller hit .306 pushing team mark to .260 from .262. Individual stats show Callahan 38 at bats with 18 runs and 9 hits, Miller 72 at bats with 22 hits, and several teammates contributing varied averages as the lineup posted a 0.260 team mark.
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Pat Callahan
Alugger
Miller
R. H. Ave. Callahan
Guyn
Depot Construction Opens In Chehalis Soon
Actual work on the new depot in Chehalis will begin in the next few days. A large pile driver arrived yesterday to form a solid foundation for the cement under-structure. A substantial force of men is expected daily and work will start promptly when they arrive.
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Chehalis
Elmer B Adams Named U.S. Circuit Judge in Eighth District
Elmer B Adams has been appointed United States Circuit Judge for the Eighth Circuit, covering Missouri. The announcement designates him as the new member of the Mo. based judicial district.
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United States Circuit
Eighth (Mo
Pano for Avotoriun Purchasechooses local piano for auditorium
The high school auditorium piano was bought from Stackhouse Piano Company. The Chickering Bros piano won the committee's trial over a Chickering entered by the Eller house in Tacoma and a Steinway entered by Sherman Clay Co Seattle. The judges included Miss Phoeba Wadsworth, Miss Mabel Cooper, Miss Grace Hawley, Miss Koch, Miss Sharp, Miss Heath, Mr. Wolf and R B Kellogg.
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Stackhouse Piano, Company
Chickering Bros
Chickering
Eller House
Tacoma
Steinway
Seattle
Sherman Clay Co
Ita
Phoeba Wadsworth
Mabel Cooper
Grace Hawley
Miss Koch
Sharp
Heath
Mr. Wolf
R .B. Kellogg
Centralia Youths Take Wong Tran From Box Car
A fragment from the Little Falls Optimist reports Henry Owens George Martin and Clyde Watson from Centralia were found in a box car. They slept inside it for a time intending to go to Tacoma but ended up elsewhere due to miscalculations.
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Little Falls
Henry Owens
George Martin
Clyde Watson
Centralia
Tacoma
Liederkranz Picnic Draws Hundreds in Twin Cities
The Liederkranz picnic on Newau Kum Prairie drew several hundred attendees from the Twin Cities. A neat sum was raised to fund the singing society’s new building in Chehalis.
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Newaukum Prairie
Twin Cities
Singingsociety
Chehalis
Information Fled Rect Against Deany Information Fled
In superior court Prosecuting Attorney Buxton charges Wiram Denny with criminal assault after his arrest during the recent festival. The court session details a chicken supper prep event and a party list of attendees including Lerbert Robinson Aptwind Mrs. Pavid Harpers shy and Mrs. Tack Wier alongside Dale Hubbard and others, with fragmented local names and places.
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J. &. Buxton
Wiram Denny
Denny
AGNI
Dames
Caml Mound
Fee
Ponty
Lerbert Robinson
Aptwind
Pavid
Northern Pacific ad targets Washington in broad farm listing
The Northern Pacific Railway markets Washington in a wide advertisement campaign aiming to reach over five million readers across the middle west and eastern United States. Large display ads showcase agricultural and industrial advantages and business opportunities for farmers, investors, and others.
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Northern Pacific Railway
Washington
Middle West
United States
Campaign to Advertise Washington Lands by Northern Pacific
The extensive promotional campaign aims to attract home seekers to all parts of Washington state. It targets monthly advertising efforts on the fret and third Tuesdays of each month, hoping to reveal the state’s attractions to those able to develop unoccupied lands.
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Washington
Northern Pacific
Old Man Charged With Flirting Faces Court Date
United Press Leased Wire Chicago June 10 Frank Hughes aged sixty one is charged by his wife with being a confirmed flirt and will have to appear in the court of domestic relations to prove reform. Mrs Hughes says seven years of heartache followed his relations with young girls including joy rides in automobiles. Hughes admits innocent interest in several young women and is released on condition of later court appearance with proof of better conduct.
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United Pres
Chicago
Flrm
Frank Hughes
Aberdeen shuts out Chehalis in 4-0 victory
Chehalis suffered a 4 to 0 loss to Aberdeen as hitters failed to solve pitcher Smith. Chehalis fielding was ragged and errors contributed to the defeat. Archer, Taylors, Smith, and Glouen are noted in the sparse box score.
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Chehalis
Aberdeen
Tod
Smith
Puchler
Chehalis Beats Aberdeen in Saturday Baseball Clash
Chehalis defeated Aberdeen Saints 10 to 1 on Saturday afternoon. Jose Lopez led Chehalis with a key scoring performance while Joas and Cardnor were strong on the mound and Marshall and Taylor contributed in the field.
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Chehalls
Aberdeen
Joas
Alana
Mirshall
Chehati
Jose Loa
Cardnor
Iglonson
Marshall
Taylor
Fire destroys St. Paul and Tacoma Lumber plant
MIHA of the St. Paul and Tacoma Lumber Company plant with four lumber sheds housing several million feet of lumber was burned. Estimated loss reaches $500,000. The blaze, caused by a rekindled daylong fire named Daze, reignited early today as firefighters arrived, engulfing about thirty acres.
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Tacoma
Miha
St. Paul & Tacoma Lumber Company
Taft Delegates Seated From Kansas and Arkansas
Chicago June 8. On motion by Committeeman Frank B Kellogg the Republican National committee seated Taft delegates from Kansas Third district by a unanimous vote. The committee also seated Taft delegates from Arkansas Fourth District.
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United Press
Chicago
Frank B. Kellogg
Minnesota
Republican National Committee
Quanimone
Taft
Kansas
Arkanans
County Road 5 Nearing Completion
Work on the Winlock Eveline road progresses rapidly with crews starting from both ends. When finished in about three weeks, Winlock will gain a highway of easy grade to Eveline Napavine and Chehalis.
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Winlock-Eveline
Winlock
Eveline
Napavine Hind Chehalts
Winlock Grants Twenty High School Admission Certificates
Twenty eighth grade pupils in Winlock have received state certificates entitling them to admission to any accredited high school in Washington. Officials expect the number to rise after August examinations.
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Winlock
Washington
Toledo Jubilee Preparations Reported At Meeting
A Toledo meeting reviewed plans for June Foret celebration night events and late arrangements. The subscription committee noted generous citizen contributions to funds for entertainment and civic support, with hopes the town’s festivities proceed smoothly and aid local needs.
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Toledo
Subacription Conmittee
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