Centralia league manager resigns. Dysart elected
At a meeting of the local baseball directors last night Centralia State League manager W R Patton tendered his resignation to take effect immediately. Judge George Dysart was unanimously elected to replace him. Patton cited a California trip as the reason, and noted the team had been a pennant contender under his guidance.
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Champly Directores
W. R. Patton
Thevanve i
Fresrd
George Dysart
Patton
California
Pacific Coast
Lillian Russell Marries Alexander Moore in Pittsburg
After repeated denials the marriage of Alexander P. Moore publisher of the Pittsburg Leader to Lillian Russell was announced by the Leader. The couple wed at noon in the Hotel Shelley with only relatives and intimate friends present, including Weber and Fields Jubilee Company members. Russell leaves with the company tonight eastbound.
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Pittsburg
Alexander P. Moore
Pittsberg Leader
Lillian Russell
Leader
Moore
Miss Russell
Shelley
Weber and Fields Jubilee Company
Local Masons Attend Big Convention in Seattle
Edward Newell and W J Conrad attend the 43rd annual communication of the Grand Lodge F A M of Washington at the Scottish Rite Cathedral Seattle. Delegates hear welcomes from city officials, hear annual reports, and witness the past master's degree class. Grand Master Frank McCandless of Tacoma is elevated to grand master.
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Edward Newell
W. J. Conrad
Grand Lodge F. & A. M
Washington
Scottish Rite
Seatterning
George & Cotterill
Edgar J. Wright
Masters’ and Wardens’ Club
Seattle
David S. Prescott
Spokane
Horace W. Tyler
Tacoma
Valhan
Porter
Olympia
Honest Puyallup
Eastern Star
Bessivi
Grand Lodge
Meginty
Frank McCandless
Grand Marter
Lodge
Roosevelt Declares For Wealth Suffrage In U S Bid
Oyster Bay New York June 12 Roosevelt flatly and unequivocally declared for wealth suffrage. The announcement was first made by Judge Ben Lindsey of Denver and later confirmed by the colonel.
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United Press
Oyster
Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
Ben, Br, Lindsey
Denver
Aviator Claude Berlin Heads to Sioux Falls Flight
Claude Berlin departed for Sioux Falls today to perform an aeroplane flight. His aircraft was sent by express shipment last night.
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Claude Berlin
Sioux Walls
M. D
Express
City seeks new dog catcher after resignation in The Dalles
City commissioners seek a new dog catcher as the former appointee has moved to The Dalles Oregon with his wife and family. No candidate has stepped forward yet to fill the vacancy.
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Joe jRul
Mormon Church
Auying
Dalles
Ore
Volcanic District Aid Urged For Seward Petition
Nearly 2,000 residents from the volcanic district joined a petition to Taft for funds to rush food blankets and clothing to distant areas. Captain Perry of the Manning places boats under martial law to speed aid. Mabel Boardman of Gross Society was asked to cooperate with the president.
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Veil Press
Nova
Alaska
Seward Wted
Ni ‘Taft
Mabel Boardman
Gross Society
Slory
Tall
Capt. Perry
Manning
Marcial Law
Grandmother Angie Shelton Celebrated 65th Birthday Party
Mrs. Ira Luman hosted a Friday evening party at her South Gold Street home for her grandmother Mrs. Angie Shelton turning 65. The event featured music and dancing with early settlers in attendance. Shelton, born June 8 1847 on Forday Prairie, was the state’s first white girl. She married John T. Shelton in 1865 and died in 1898, leaving six children, four living: David Shelton Napavine Anson Shelton Pasco Guy Shelton Orange Texas and Mrs. Jack McMillan Castle Hook. A long list of friends and relatives attended including Prof. W. P. Mills Mrs. Mary Brown and many Luman and Shelton relatives.
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Ira Luman
Angie Shelton
South Gold Street
Shelton
Washington
Forday Prairie
John T. Shelton
David Shelton
Napavine
Anson Shelton
Pasco
Guy Shelton
Orange
Texas
Jack McMillan
Castle Hook
Borst McGee
W. P. Mills
John Dodd
Mary Brown
Anna McAfee
Julia Young
George Thoden
Mavermann
Sau Sel FE. Mills
Will Ball
Fred Bower
James Luman
Augie Waunch
Wd. Winston
Charles Luman
Will Mills
Vidna Bower
Charles Watch
Lulu Shelton
Leroy Averill
Vera. Luman
Suffragists threaten convention plank and voter impact
Mrs Catharine Waugh McCulloch warns the Republican National Convention to include a sexual suffrage plank or face action by the Women’s Party. Jane Addams will argue for the plank before the platform committee with Isabelle W Blavey from California handling floor strategy if refused. PERL SCHOOL CENSUS shows 456 in district 211 Poe Willeville McCormick and 276 in district 41.
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Ghicago
Jone Ll
Catharine Waugh McCulloch
Jane Adams
Isabelle W. Blavey
California
Perl
Poe Wi
Waleville
McCormick
Bottle message from 1902 found at Point Defiance beach
Mrs. W L Eshom found a bottle dated June 4 1902 near Point Defiance with a note from J Btawart asking the finder to respond. She answered, then met Mrs. W M Chandler at a State Grange meeting who mentioned a half brother named J Stewart missing for years.
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Point Defiance
W. L. Eshom
J. Btawart
London
New South Wales
Eshom
Centralia
State Grange
Puyallup
W.M. Chandler
Washougal
Wash
J. Stewart
Murderer Admitted Killing. Clarke Sentenced to Life
Adelbert B. Clarke was sentenced to life imprisonment by Judge Rice last Saturday for the murder of Lawrence Bar. He was moved to Walla Walla to begin serving the sentence. Clarke maintained his story on the witness stand and commented that his alleged accomplice, Dr. Johnson, “got off pretty cosy.”
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Adelbert B. Clarke
Rice
Lawrence Bar
Walla Walla
Clarke
Hle
Dr. Johnson
Detective Tells of Trap for Darrow
Los Angeles June 12 Chief Detective Samuel L Brown testified for the prosecution in the Clarence Darrow bribery trial. He described watching George N Lockwood's house a prospective McNamara juror and planting detectives to monitor Franklin when he approached Lockwood with four thousand dollars.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Samuel L. Brown
District Attorney's Office
Clarence Darrow
George N. Lockwood
McNamara
Cain Mill at Meskill Sold. Receiver Plans New Company
The J. R. Cain Lumber Company mill at Meskill was sold to W. Zufelt of Chehalis for 4000 dollars after C. J. Albers, appointed receiver, liquidated the stock of finished lumber. The enterprise will form the Meskill Lumber Company and resume operations about July 1.
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J. R. Cain Lumber Company
Meskill
C. J.albers
W. Zufelt
Chehalis
Esale
Mr. Albers
Meskill Lumber Company
Emill
Milanwoki Acquitted in Wetland Sale Case
The State v. Joe Milanowaki, a Pe Bi resident, faced charges of selling improper goods to a dry territory and Paul. The jury returned a verdict of acquittal after a brief deliberation yesterday afternoon.
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Joe Milanowaki
Pe Bi
Paul
Alec
Roosevelt Faces Setback as Taft Delegates Seated
In Chicago on June 13 the national committee seated two Taft delegates from California's Fourth district and two Taft delegates-at-large from Arizona. Roosevelt supporters call the move a major blow and vow to challenge the California result. A mass meeting is planned in Chicago to rally Roosevelt backers as contests and uninstructed delegates loom at the Republican national convention.
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United
Preag
Chicago
Na‘ional Committee
Taft
California
Francis J. Heney
National Committee
Arizona
Roosevelt
Ormsby McHarg
Maricopa County
William Flynn
Progressive
Pennsylvania
Gov
Glagscock
West Virginia
Fourth
William Kent
Lindsey
Denver
Francia
Heney
San Francisco
Johnson
Stubbs
Kansas
Willapesk
Col. Roosevelt
Cummins
LaFollette
John McVickar
Des Moines
Maytag
Town
United States
Kenyon
William Barnes, Jr
New York
Gigantic Plans To Take Year For Completion
Centralia set to host a large railway upgrade by Northern Pacific Great Northern and O W R N with a year expected for completion. The $760000 project now builds a new union depot and extensive shops and roundhouse north of town as 30 laborers shift to roadwork. Upon finish, the roundhouse will hold 26 engines with capacity to 80, and the company plans to add 500 workers boosting Centralia’s population by about 2500.
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Centralia
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
J. E B. Finley
Union Depot
J. W. Finley
Mek
Dicks & Smith
St. Paul
Matting Mil
Eastfern Mil and Sash and Door
Minley
Valirodd
Roosevelt Wins Missouri Contest
United Press Leased Wire reports that Roosevelt secured a first major victory as Missouri delegates were seated at large by the national committee. Taft supporters protested contested delegates and a formal resolution was drafted to challenge actions on delegation sizing.
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United. Press
Chicago
Nihe National
Mitcon Atatea
Roosevelt
Watt
Taft
Afteon
tAta
Roonavolt
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