Lower California Revolt Ends as Maderista Forces Surrender
June 17. In Mexicali lower California the Maderista rebellion collapses as insurgents surrender without ceremony. Leaders led by Senor Vallegos and Francisco I. Madera Jr. dispatched, with $10 per man paid. Rebels marched across the border to Calexico, escorted by authorities, while restoration work resumes on roads and railway lines to move crops and sugar beets.
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Menicali
L. C
Stegney
Matera
Ile Prise
Peste Lata
Calexico
Ricardo Wlorea Magoo
United States
Los Angeles
Lower California
Madero
Senor Vallegos
Maderistas
Mexicali
Francisco I. Madera, Jr
United States Immigration
George Webb
Gennaro Gonzales
el Centro
Imperial County
Ropall
Inter-California Railroad
Normal School Opens Here Amid Large Attendance
The summer normal school opened today drawing a large crowd from many areas of the state. Instructors praised the strong interest, with Professor Klemme predicting enrollments will exceed those of the parent institution. A long list of local and regional students in Centralia and surrounding towns enrolled on opening day.
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Klemme
Mary Farr
Camas
Naomi Platt
Frances
Nettle Hargraves
Kelso
Vers Minkler
Vancouver
Viola Cronkhite
Birmingham
Loretta Wilson
Aurora
Ore
Agnes Detsen
Menlo
Very Moon
Toledo
Olla Weller
Little Rock
Marie Iden
Octrander
Bella Padham
Rochester
T. WW
Osborne
Rife
Bertha Hartley
Boistfort
Nessie Johnson
Walville
Cassie Cales
Bucoda
Laura Coleman
Mayfield
Racheal Adkins
Forest
Pearl Abbot
Porter
Mabel Brown
Hoquiam
Keng Schacht
Burington
Mildred Darlington
Langley
Emma Meyer
Ola Jordan
Swofford
Coles Receives Small Reward for Restoring Lost Wallet
Colees, an instructor in East Pittsburg technical stanol, says he got only a $5 reward for returning a wallet containing 364,000 in the Union stallop here. He reports finding 2,000-dollar bills plus securities and jewelry valued at 16.08 dollars in the purse. The incident involved Costrome, a sports man and horsemau of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Colees
East Pittsburg
Indiana municipal league holds three season meeting in Crawfordsville
A three season meeting of the Indiana Municipal League opened in Crawfordsville with a wide range of problems to be addressed. Notable speakers include Mayor Shank, Judge Lawrene Jiecker, Rabert Mh. Tyroc, Mayor W. W. Zimjarriman, and others from surrounding towns.
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United Press
Crawfordsville
Ind. Inne
Tadidas Municipal Laarie
Shank Tintiangyolts
Lawreine Jiecker
Amuond
Rabert Mh. Tyrocor
Elbart
W. W. Zimjarrinan
Rhenod
Rhenod, Aul Snide Tignethy
Heward
Sanity Pout
Star Paint Shop Advertises Prerless Fee and Contact
A fragmented ad lists Star Paint Shop offerings and a contact on Tower Avenue. The readable text mentions a 120 per Holt price, Columbia Paint Aid and a PEI GAL, with partial phone details. The fragmentary nature limits clarity.
Chehalis and Cowlitz Railroad Funding Rumors
Chehales business leaders previously contributed over 310000 toward the Chehalis and Cowlitz Railroad, while reports claim the Harriman line signed the right of way and spent thousands on construction. Work supposedly continues and trains may run by January 1. Some say the fundraising push was a ploy to sway support for the franchise to operate street cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chehalis
Waaso
Council Meets in Chehalis City Hall
The Chehalis city council met with Mayor Gingrich presiding and all members present except Callison and Corwin. Petitions were read and bids opened on three new improvement districts as the session adjourned unusually early after a brief, routine meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chehalis
Gingrich
Callison
Corwin
Murder Mystery Cleared in Toledo Disappearance
In Toledo on June 20 a farmer named Kirby from Prairie Lines vanished sparking citywide alarm. Sheriff Urquhart led a daylong search and Kirby returned home after being found visiting friends. blood traces remained unexplained.
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Toledo
Kirby
Prairie
Urquhart
Chehalls
Will
Modern WoodmenSession Opens in Watery Carnival Town
Thousands of Modern Woodmen attendees fill Rupmalo as the annual convention begins. A carnival mood grips the town with parades and decorations while leaders open the session amid speeches by officials and organizers.
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United Press
Rupmalo
N.Y
America
Ik Jy
Forest blaze roars through thick timber near Morton
A forest fire six miles east of Morton along the Tacoma Eastern railroad has burned through green timber since Friday, spreading rapidly and not yet under control. Reporters say the smoke rose toward the Cascade mountains while officials later clarified the fire is a slash blaze with no major damage. The blaze initially caused fears of a Wilkeson area fire, but investigation placed it farther north near the railroad and away from Gottlob Salzer’s vicinity.
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Morton
Tacoma Eastern
Tacoma
Cowlita Junction
Wilkeson
L. L. Thorpe
Newaukum
Gottlob Salzer
Pat Hight
Echo of a Murder Stirs Providence Widow
Coroner in Centralia region receives inquiry from Mrs Eng Gurtaman of Providence about a mutilated granary corpse found months ago. She claims the victim is her son but descriptions clash. she is paralyzed and seeks public aid as the murder mystery remains unsolved.
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Centralia
Sticklin
Providence
Here
Eng Gurtaman
Ron Avis
Mewler
Sie
New Home for Realty Men of Centralia
Centrilla realty workers will move to a new brick building at 412 North Tower Avenue. The Centralia Home Investment Company Dawning Realty Company and Harbert Robinson will operate there as an amalgamated firm. The site will be ready for occupancy tomorrow.
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Centrilla
North Tower Avenue
Centralia Home Investiment Company
Dawning Realty Company
Harbert Robinson
Company W1 Prepares For Event In Tacoma Carnival
Company W1 readies for a major event during the Carnival of Nations in Tacoma. The unit will entrain Saturday with nearly sixty men, under Captain Laviigtane and Lieutenants Coon, Pearson, and Keates, to support community service and ceremonial duties.
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Carnival of Nations
Tacoma
Salydh
Che Froopa
Buta
Wilbo
Laviigtane
Coon
Pearson
Real Estate Transfers Detail From Local Land Deals
A crowded list of real estate transfers, mortgages, and deeds across multiple properties in Centralia, Chehalis, Winlock, and surrounding towns. Numerous buyers and sellers, including Edwards, Coleman, Lyons, Burdick, and many others, record parcels, lots, and nw nd nw parts, with various mortgage and warranty deeds noted and street addresses or section townships referenced.
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Joe
Terrier
Adolf Winters
Christian
M Coleman
Jasper
Coleman
Thompsson
Everett
Swaggert
L McClaren
Winlock
Good Templars
John T. Hendrickson
John JI Graton
Dobson & Donahoes
Paul
Bye Guay
Centralia
Mary Kain & Line
Paul Guay
Zehu C Workman
Wisconsin
Sarah J Long
Washington
Cohn & Mintser
Abe
Richard Collier & Wf
Cal
John O Doss
O T Landes
Mossyrock
Warl
Frederick & Wl
John Neuteler
Lor Co
Miller
Lulu Miller
Rawson Eam
Taylor
Mary i Taylor
Keefe
James
Cochran
A Bartholomew & Co
Fred Buasik
Korth
Chehalia
Hag Ives
Ford
Robert Lentz
Chas Ives
Walter Flanigat
Unar Senth & i Co
Juling No
Carolie Anderson
Robert W Sears
Geo
Ma Nelson
Weverhaenser
Ernest J B Descaraps
Ali Nelson
Wlrel
Varria Pierson
Urquhart Et al
Elin Mosey
Nanavine
Trannis Danahoe & Wi
Bactholomew
North End
Chehalis
Frank Nash
Dexter
Dexter Sr
S P Gheer Vu
Geo General
ME & Wai Oller
Davis
Winberg Mig
West Marton
BO Monda
Yarmpuy Con Thu
United States
Roondtop
Toon
Jackwon
Pilley
Sivanson Nig
Banco NW
Mintaey
Chae Ono Rae
City votes to audit Chehalis water receipts
At a Chehalis city meeting last night a resolution was passed authorizing the mayor to appoint a man to canvass the city and determine the monthly income of the water company. The audit will take about a week and $25 was set aside for costs, seen as a step toward municipal water ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chupell Ly Chehalis
Chivhatis
Chehalis Council OKs contracts for district paving work
The Chehalis city council awarded multiple contracts for Local Improvement Districts 107 108 110 2410 111 and 18 after a week long meeting. Cook and Baker to 4 inch planking and 16 10 110 to O J Albers Son. all to be completed swiftly at a total cost of 6950 dollars with bid from Warren Construction Co for district 118.
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Te — Eley Council
Cheiitlis
Barth
Cook & Baker
O. J. Ashers & Son
Cook
O. J. Albers & Son
Warren Construction Co
Econnell
Peice
Chehalis
Sewer Improvement Contract Awards Declared
Bids for the sewer improvement project Nos. 100, 118 and 116 were opened and awarded after a commission determination. George Albers and Eloch Albers were identified as the lowest bidders, with the commission confirming their bids as the contract awards.
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Dinprovemienta
Thorn
Coumnatien
George Alchers
Eioeh Albers
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