Ashes enshroud Dora passengers near Katmai eruption
United Press dispatch from Ward Alaska reports the mail steamer Dora carrying passengers through ash from Katmai volcano. Explosions sent rocks and ash high, darkening the sky, causing suffocating air and headaches aboard the vessel as it neared Seward after hours of volcanic activity.
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United Prean
Ward
Alaska
Katmal
Shelikof Strait
Unalaska
Dora
Katmaihen
Alaska Peninsula
Cold Bay
Shelkof Yalt
Kodiak Wiren
Igun
Sel~dovia
Seward
Alez‘ka
Clark Clarke Pleads Guilty to Second Degree Murder
Clarke pleads guilty before Judge Rice in Lewis County Superior Court to second degree murder in the December 30 shooting of a spank president and implicating Dr. Johnson. Sentenced to imprisonment. to be sent to Walla Walla soon. Attorney EL W. Bonet of Atterdeen petitioned for the plea with the State's consent as the case ends a sensational local crime tale.
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June
Adelbert B. Clarke
Lawrence Bar
Rice
Clarke
Walla Walla
EL .W. Bonet
Atterdeen
Lewis County
Dr. Johnson
Bara
Wall Street Favors Theodore Roosevelt Bid
United Press Leased Wire reports Wall Street interests have decided to support Col. Roosevelt. Otto H. Kuhn of Kuhn, Loeb & Co is quoted as spokesman. The Journal, controlled by Dow, Jones & Co, stirs major market speculation as railroads seek unified capital and regulatory stance.
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New York
Wall Street
Wall Street Journal
Col. Roosevelt
Strees
Kuhn, Leob & Co
Otto H. Kuhn
Kuhn, Leob Company
Dow, Jones & Co
Powers of
Globe
Theodore Roosevelt
Walla Treaty
Oyster Bay
United States
Fellow Twenty Third Birthday At Centralia Lodge
Centralia Lodge No 67 celebrated its twenty third year with visiting members from Golden Rule Napavina Ridgley and Tenlug lodges. The original charter members include Be Rhodes and Tast Grind. Past Grand Be Rhodes addressed the group on the lodge’s history amid degreed ceremonies and a served meal.
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Triesth
Centralia Lodge
Golden Rule Lodge
Napavina
Ridgley Lodge
Thehalls
Tenlug Lodge
Orgini
Jame Sth
Rhodes
Tast Grind
David Coywing
Hitler
Tenko Lodge No
Wegres
Wording errors cloudly report on tonnage for May
United Press Leased Wire from New York states that the expected tonnage report for May is due today. The figures are anticipated to show 100,000 or more tons of business on May books, affecting the shipping and freight outlook.
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United Pros
New York
May Shan
Taft Predicted To Lead On First Ballot In Nomination Race
United Press dispatch from Chicago reports Taft expected to win 577 votes on the first ballot, Roosevelt 455, La Follette 86, Cumming 10, per Secretary Hilles. Earlier the Republican National Committee unanimously seated California delegates and postponed the Fourth California district contest hearing to Wednesday.
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United Prev
Chicago
Taft
Hilles
Roosevelt
LaFollatte
Cumming
California
Republican Nation‘al Committee
Middies Start Annual Cruise From Annapolis
United States Naval Academy midshipmen departed Annapolis today aboard the Atlantic fleet with first and second squadrons basing at Narragansett Bay and Cape Cod until July. Fifteen midshipmen from each class are assigned to ships across Delaware, Florida, Utah, Nebraska, Georgia, Rhode Island, New Jersey, Virginia, Connecticut, North Dakota, Louisiana, Michigan, New Hampshire, Kansas, Minnesota, and South Carolina plus others. Massachusetts carries the entire third class. First class will train as gunners, second as engineers, with navigation and radio telegraphy taught. third class manages the Massachusetts as a practice ship under supervision.
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Washington
United States Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Narragansett Bay
Cape Cod
Delaware
Florida
Utah
Nebraska
Georgia
Rhode Inland
New Jersey
Virginia
Connecticut
North Dakota
Louisanis
Michigan
New Hampshire
Kansas
Minnesota
South Carolina
Massachusetts
Foonrse
Mr and Mrs Hilbert Entertain at Ranch Picnic
Mr and Mrs Hilbert hosted the Women’s Culture Club and Southwestern W C T U at their three mile from town ranch. On June 7 a picnic was held in a grove with a prepared table and seats, rain delayed some attendees, and a full spread of refreshments accompanied vocal and instrumental music.
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Hidbert
Undies
Chronicle editor leaves for convention as Progressive delegate
Thomas Crawford editor of the Centralia Chronicle sails to Chicago as a Progressive delegate from Washington to the Republican national convention.
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Thomas Crawford
Centralia Chronicle
Chicago
Washington
Land Wanted By Southwest Washington Development Agency
Logged-off and improved lands sought by the Southwest Washington Bettles Agency for the Settlers Agency. If you have any of the property or know of them, write with clear legal description, plots, improvements, and photos. Chohalla, Wash.
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Bundredy
Calla Ara
T She
Agongy
Southwest Washington Development Association
Southwest Washington Bettles Agency
Chohalla
Wash
Harriman railroads place huge equipment order
United Press Leased Wire Seattle June 10 The Harriman system orders 200 locomotives and 5 000 box cars along with 300 passenger coaches and 1 500 refrigerator cars to be built in Washington and Oregon. About 30 million feet of lumber will be bought to outfit Oregon Washington lines including Oregon-Washington Railroad Navigation Company. The massive purchase signals strong western confidence and supports crops being harvested across lines.
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Seattle
Harriman
Btdere
Washington
Oregon
Oregon-Washington Railroad & Navigation Company
Oregon ‘Short Line
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Central in Fruit Growers' Association Meets on Markets
Stockholders will meet in city hall this afternoon to discuss securing suitable markets for local berries. The association alleges local merchants buy berries from outside suppliers, aiming to bypass local growers and push a plan to market ready berries directly by the association’s campaign.
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The
Central In Fruit Growers’ Association
Campatan
Pair Charged with Assault in Local Court
E Cawley and B L P were arrested by the police on a charge of assault. They and two others, including C H Trude, were arraigned in police court this morning. Both Pecore and Sees expressed willingness to plead guilty, but Cawley secured a lawyer. Judge Hass postponed the hearings until Monday due to subpoena. Bonds were set at $5 each.
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Pecore
Daise E. Cawley
BP. L
Poli
C.H. Trudemn
Hoss
Fecore
Willin
Cawley
Hass
Superior Court
Convictions Confirmed in West Coast Land Fraud Case
The United States Supreme Court today affirmed the convictions of Wyde and Sennen of San Francisco for extended land frauds in Oregon and California.
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States Supreme Court
Wyde and
Sennen
Oregon
California
Roosevelt Leaders Organize to Round Up Progressive Delegates
Roosevelt supporters gather in Chicago at the Congress hotel led by William Flynn and Frank Knox to organize a push for Roosevelt delegates at the national convention. They expect Taft to win all contests except Washington state and aim to influence individual delegates against sustaining the national committee call. Flynn, a Pennsylvania Progressive leader, declares Roosevelt will direct fights over delegations at the national committee.
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Roosevelt
Chicago
Washington State
Taft
Congress Hotel
William Flynn
Pittsburg
Frank Knox
Michigan
National Committee
Peninnsylvania
Taft Wins Indiana Delegates at Large Unanimously
Taft supporters secure four Indiana delegates at large, with former Vice President Fairbanks chairing the resolutions committee if Taft controls the convention. The seating decision was unanimous, signaling Taft’s likely edge by about six votes. Roosevelt and Taft camps remain in secret session amid desertion rumors.
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United Pres
Chicago
Taft
Indiana
Fairbanks
Committee On Resolutions
Roosevelt
Fatt Teaders
Supreme Court Adjourns to October in Major Lease and Rate Cases
Washington June 10 The Supreme Court postponed rulings on key leases including Antricite l Goal Trust and Lutheran Pacific as well as seven state rate cases. Before adjourning the court sustained the Commerce Court’s injunction blocking I C C orders that barred a dozen railroads terminating in New York from paying lighterage rebates to shippers moving their own freight within New York harbor lighterage zone.
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United Press
Washington
Antricite l Goal Trust
Lutheran Pacific
Lseven
United States Supreme Court
Court of Commerce
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York
New York Harbor
Locals fall twice as Hoquiam takes pennant race lead
Centralia loses 3 1 and 7 0 to Hoquiam in back to back games amid poor hitting, baserunning, and disputed umpiring. Starkell and Troy Callahan pitched for Centralia. Ford, Troeh, and Vivian produced hits but errors and errant fielding hurt. Hoquiam combined timely hits with a strong defensive effort to win both games.
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Centralia Tost
Giles
Hoquiam Cougars
Lloquinm
Centralia
Rons
Roche
Miller
I.telim
Hoquina
Anathe
Ford
Troeh
Aingles
Ettenborough
Pal‘hige
Gleason
Vivian
Holla
Kinter Tin
Guy
Mr Starkell
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Teddy
Mrs. Hilbert
Chronicle
Supreme Court
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Vattoriea- Starkell
Troy Callahan
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Cougars
Rune
Howie
Kinkeliu
Starkell
Turk
Rane
Qiere
Palmer
Fora
Guyn
Hill
Cluth
Wode
Bytes
Savith
Wilkins
Isa
Yorkato
Fies Belog
Golden
Central
Hurger
Treeh
Jorgstad
Smith Ah Berges
de Toner
Jeunenpart
Ecco
Wey
Wan
Pera
Chehalis
Aberdeen
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