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Newspaper

Centralia Weekly Chronicle

Location

Centralia, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1911

Page

5

Idaho Bandit Blood Trail Looms Over Idaho Chase

Pocatello Idaho June 20. The bloodthirsty Oregon outlaw Harry Tracey and Hugh Whitney are on the run after a fatal shooting and three more wounded. A constable at Idaho Falls was felled. In Friday night saloon hold up near Menida the list of victims grows with W O Kidd killed, Deputy Sheriff Sam Melon shot, Edgar Meatl mortally wounded, Reuben Scott wounded, and a wounded Idaho Falls resident. Whitney’s companion may have fallen in the countryside pursuit.

Pocatello Idaho Harry Tracey Oregon Hugh Whitney Camas Whitney Idaho Falls Vietias Menida W. OR. Kidd Sam Melon Spencer Edgar Meatl Han Er Reuben Scott Men m Malls Tdaho Fally Outlaw Bosse

Moose Lodge to Hold Banquet After West Thursday Meeting

Newly organized Loyal Order of Moose lodge in the city plans a banquet after its meeting on West Thursday night. The event celebrates charter closure and lodge success as members discuss admissions and future growth. Local members expect strong turnout and a grand future for the Moose in this city.

Loyal Order of Moose ST Flor MeLweting Mee Gigantyer

Chehalis Street Improvements Under Fire Over Failure to Accept

Chehalis city commissioners revisited the Pacific Avenue project after S C White, a top street property owner, reported the street is 36 feet wide instead of 40, with a grade not matching city standards and four broken sections. He accused the Warren Construction Co. inspector of failing to ensure satisfactory completion. The board referred the matter to the street and alley committee for further investigation, amid questions about contract dimensions and ordinance resolutions. Mayor Gingetel urged thorough review to determine why paying for the work remains in dispute and whether acceptance is warranted.

Chehalis Fia Pacific Avenue Comnelian S.C. White Ttn White Whith Warren Construction Cn Gingetel

Nine Hours for Workers

Womens nine hour bill in Missouri becomes law today, restricting female work in factories and mechanical trades. The act limits female labor to nine hours per day or less and prohibits occupation in certain heavy tasks. The measure targets factories and manufacturing establishments and seeks to regulate women's workweeks.

Jerperson Cety ALWIL

Centralia’s Two Day Celebration Parade Monday Evening

The Adel press company will parade Monday evening as Centralia marks a two day celebration with planned events and civic participation. Hon. E. R. Rich is listed as delivering an address before departure for encampment.

Centralia E. Rich AD Press Encampme

Two Base Ball Games Featured Elks Eagles Centralia Ghehalis

Ball action pits Elks against Eagles and Centralia meeting Ghehalis as local teams play two base ball games. Community parades include Calathumpkin events an automobile parade and a Fraternal Order procession drawing crowds.

Elks Eagles Centralia Ghehalis TN Calathumpkin

Grand Free Barbecue and Fireworks Display Event

A community celebration features a grand free barbecue and a fireworks display with performances by the Kellys F. Halis Band, the Shriners Band of Tacoma, the State Training School Band, and the Cha Leadle Cherman Band. Sweet music will lead the program.

Kellys F. Halis Ols Shriner Tacoma Cha“Dot

Some Celebration Planned in Centralia July Fourth Festivities

Centralia prepares a large celebration spanning July 3 and 4 with vaudeville, horse and foot races, parades, a State League baseball game, barbecue, and fireworks. The program includes a Grand Parade led by Company M Second Infantry, a training school band, multiple vaudeville acts, and patriotic music.

Mill Owner Drowned Near Chehalis River Collision

A mill owner in the Deyad and Mesh area accidentally drowned while standing on a log in the Chehalis river. The perils of river work and weather were noted by locals and a coroner inquiry is planned to review the circumstances surrounding the tragedy and its impact on surrounding families.

Read Frmefarboreaborne Hinthermen Aha Ufahedy Chie Thadeat Chehalis Amd

Texas Pharmaceutical Association Holds Annual Meeting in Fort Worth

Mertings of Texas Druggists report the Mirtysevont annual convention of the Texas Pharmaceutical Association met in Yvallas. The event opened with President J. Root Forth Worth presiding. The three day program includes entertainment features and multiple activities for attendees.

Yvallas Tex Mirtysevont Texas Pharmaceutical Association J. 1 Root Forth

Beating Baby With Bottle Leads to Arrest in Domestic Case

Neighbors reported a disturbance at a residence on a night case details a man named Evans charged with abuse after striking a child with a bottle during a family dispute. The mother, Char Evans, cared for the infant as authorities investigated following the incident in the home.

Courtcamp Cage Io Postponed In Statutory Assault Case

The case of Starry Courtcamp, lunch counter man, charged with statutory assault on Pauline Fostnick, was postponed from 2 pm this afternoon before Judge Haas. The mother and child were not on the stand. another subpoena was issued. Courtcamp faces strong contempt among county jail inmates as influence and money allegedly sought to delay evidence.

Starry C. Courtcamp Luile Pauline Fostuick Haas Courtcamp

JR Price Dies in City After Illness at Home

J R Price a well known resident died at the family residence on Logan street early this morning after a length illness from diabetes He was 36 and came to the city five years ago Surviving are his widow Emma Price three brothers and two sisters including Jesse Price of Oakville and Mrs Ada Elmendera of Rock Falls Funeral arrangements appear in another column

J. R. Price Logan Street Price Emma Price Jesse Ton Price

Outlaw Gunman Fears Capture Near Jackson Hole

Ed Pocatelleg reports a bandit believed to be Mark Whiter shot and wounded several people before noon. After an armed confrontation he fled into the woods, with authorities fearing he may be one of the outlaws linked to a recent deputy sheriff killing near Salt Lake. The search focuses on the rugged Wildest region of Jackson's Hole as detectives pursue the suspect.

Pocatellg Mark Whiter Jackson'’s Hole Wraming Crondactor Salt Lake

Bandit 15 Pursued Near Shasta Limited Trail

June 20. Authorities track Bandit 15 as sheriffs close on the Shasta Limited route. Suspects head westward with quarry routes in pursuit, amid a manhunt slated for results tomorrow after a tense chase.

Blarton, Gee Shasta Limited Uwir

Retirements List Tells Of Army Officers In Review

The article notes the retirement of Col Scott Wastlinatpol and Lieut Walter S. Beatt from the TSO. Beatt, a native of Arkansas, is listed among those leaving active service. Details on dates and ranks are brief and uncertain due to OCR issues.

Wastlinatpol Sune Rae Atlee Mirttsescren Yay Motive

Roadway Change Protest On Market Street Chehalis

A city council meeting in Chehalis heard a complaint from south side property owners about Market Street hard surface work. Warren Construction Co. is finishing the street to connect with the Cowlitz and Olympia road. The council ordered an investigation with the city engineer and attorney and will report next week. Total project cost is 819346.

Chehalis Market St Warren Construction Co Cowlitz & Olympia Narsh Gingrich

Health Officer Reports City Buildings in Bad Condition

The health officer told Chehalis city council last night that several Market St buildings and nearby blocks were in fearful condition with pools of stagnant water on occupied lots. He noted sewage on a State St lot and urged action, referring the issue to the sewer drain and health committee with power to act.

Chehalis Market St State St Sewer, Drain and Health Committee

Elks Delegation to Atlantic City Convention

Centralia lodge No. 1088 Ben evolent Order of Hikes will send a delegation to a large convention in Atlantic City via Portland early in July. The Elks travel with special cars and amusement will be provided. The lodge from Portland will depart with Tidy J. and invite Centralia Elks. Local delegate Harry Troth will lead the group on what promises to be an enjoyable trip with possible attendance by additional Elks.

Centralia Ledge Benevolent Order of Hikes Atlantic Ciy Portland

Little Falls Couple Wed In Quiet Ceremony

A Little Falls couple married yesterday at the office of An n Swofford in Ghehalis. Jess Booth and Lindy Cary of the contracting party registered their vows, witnessed by local officials. The ceremony occurred amid a small assembly as friends and family observed the event.

Ann Swofford Ghehalis Jess Booth Lindy Cary Welle Cray Coreal Mit Justice PLC Beaumiet

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