Canceled Exhibition Leaves Visitors Disappointed
Visitors from Kalama and other cities arrived for Charles F. Walsh’s flight at the fair grounds only to find the event cancelled at the last minute. The arrangements committee, Walsh, and manager Charles L. Young had tried to inform the town, but advance ticket sales were light and the grounds unavailable, prompting indignation from arriving patrons.
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Docity
Washington
Charles F. Walah
Kalama
Chronicle
Chehalis
Attorney David Stewart in critical condition
June 13 report from Chehalis notes no improvement in the condition of David Stewart a well known local attorney. Senior member of Stewart Reynolds Law Firm he has practiced in Chehalis for 25 years and formerly served as Lewis County prosecuting attorney.
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David Stewart
Chehalis
Naral Jets
Stewart
Stewart & Reynolds
Une
Lewis County
Patterson to Elete President Chehalis County Bank
Patterson, known in Lewis County, was yesterday elected president of the Chehalis County Bank after resigning as president of the Southwest Washington Development Association and Hayes Bank of Aberdeen manager Patterson had found duties of both institutions too arduous and resigned in favor of Mr. Patterson.
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W. & Tatterson
Southhwestern Washington Development Association
Lewis County
Chehala County
Nonk
Patterson
Hayes & Hayes Bank of
Aberdeen
Well Known Chehalis Couple Weds in City Ceremony
A Chehalis marriage certificate was issued yesterday to Casper Harrison and Jessie Clark. Both are well known locally. Harrison is with Harrison & Pepin, a leading real estate firm. Friends plan a royal send off for the couple as they begin married life.
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Chehalis
Casper Harrison
Jessie EH. Clark
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Mr. Harrison
Harrison & Pepin
Cftles
Mrs. Harrison
Lfe
Child Born Amid City’s Stranded Crisis
Portland dispatch reports a chocolate colored boy born to Mrs. Lion Milter, a destitute Black woman picked up by police after sleeping in vacant sofas and barns for weeks. The event occurred yesterday as the stork visited amid city distress.
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United Broan
Portland
Stork
Lion Milter
Barna
Celebration committees appointed celebrate big event
Enthusiastic mass meeting last night outlined a first class program with all features expected. Music is being secured, free vaudeville entertainments and barbecue planned. A great fraternal parade is scheduled for fore noon.
Fourth Of July Celebration Plans In Hub City
Citizens in the council chamber approve a city wide Fourth of July event in southwestern Washington. Thomas Crawford chairs the organizing body with U H Mulder as secretary. Committees cover finance, program in the park, music, sports, parades, barbecue, and fireworks with weekly meetings through to the holiday.
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Washington
Thomas Crawford
U. H
Mulder
G. W. Mack
M. J. Vaughan
E. H
Robert J. Reid
FL W. Thomp
Centralia Eyes New Woolen Mill With Kansas Visit
A. R. B. McAfee, a director of a major Kansas woolen mill, travels from Topeka to Centralia to discuss a prospective mill project with the Centralia Commercial Club. He will arrive on the 20th, stay a week or more, and assess local conditions for a plant requiring at least 80 thousand dollars for machinery and about four thousand dollars for construction, with expansion potential and jobs for many locals.
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Centralia
Topeka
Kansas
Centralia Commercial Club
A. RB. McAfee
McAfee
Eaton
Mr. McAfee
Promoter Faces Charge in Mexican Rebel Plot
United Press reports promoter Ferris and others connected to Mexican liberal movement in Los Angeles and San Diego face charges of conspiracy for aiding rebels in Lower California. Ferris, freed on bond, may be arraigned in Los Angeles as a broader sweep follows arrests.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Dick Ferris
Hagon
Figueros
Rivers
Farris
San Diego
Jos Angelog
U. S
Expooration
Soldier seeks unpaid debt from 1865 War service
P Arnison, a former soldier and quartermaster teamster, has filed with the War Department a claim for 87 dollars principal and interest for pay he says was never paid. He supplied discharge copies and vouchers and asks the government to grant both the owed amount and support, noting long illness and poverty.
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P. Arnison
War Department
Arnison
Sam
Woodmen Celebrate Birthday Event Plans Announced
The Woodmen of the World will celebrate its 1st birthday at Ayguat Ny with all lodges of the order joining in nationwide festivities. The event includes a general festive period followed by the lodge and a committee is hard at work to ensure a worthwhile celebration.
Man Released From Lewis County Jail After Short Drunkenness Sentence
Edward J. Dennison was freed in Chehalis yesterday as his 15 day term for drunken disorderly conduct ended. Judge Beaufort ordered him to leave Lewis County and stay away for one year or face grand jury action. Dennison has been arrested multiple times this year for the same charge.
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Edward J. Dennison
Lewis County
Chehalis
Dennison
Beaufort
Grand Jury
Cae
Rise for Tia Britisher to premier in Andrew Fisher era
From pit boy to prime minister, Andrew Fisher returned from Australia to England for the Imperial Conference. He visited his birthplace Wilmarnock and early coal mine years, stating Australia is among the best places for a willing worker. Friends praise his common sense and tact as prime minister.
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United: Press
London
Andrew Fisher
Australia
England
Fisher
Wilmarnock
Mr. Fisher
Saya
Marriage License Granted In Centralia Ceremony
A marriage license was applied for at Auditor Swofford in Chehalis and granted to Late F Dixon and Lorenia B Duffy, both of Centralia. Rev LaViolette presided, joining the couple in matrimony after the permit was issued.
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Swofford
Chehalis
F. Dixon
Lorenia B. Duffy
Centralia
Lfe
LaViolette
Divorce Request Filed by John Eison Against Mina Eison
John Eison of Centralia filed for divorce in Lewis County Court alleging estrangement after eight years of marriage. The couple, parents of two children, immigrated from Europe years ago and conflicts arose over questionable habits. Eison consulted Attorney Cameron before proceeding.
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Lewis
John Eison
Centralia
Mina
Elson
Europe
Wourda
Muanjend
Cameron
Delegates Attend Tacoma Grand Lodge Gathering
Delegates from Centralia and Chehalis attended the Grand Lodge of the Royal Arch in Tacoma. Dan Salzer led the delegation, August Qoss could not attend, Len Kuckner of Germania and Jot J Maloney of Chehalis Board of Trade joined the trip. A touring car carried the group back tonight. Centralia anglers report a record trout haul on the Debates River with 87 fish two days ago by Jack Clark and Pred Underwood.
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Grand Lodge of the
Royal Arch
Tacoma
Centralia
Chehalis
Dan Salzer
August Qoss
The
Len Kuckner
Germania
Jot J. Maloney
Board of Trade
Chehalls
Highty
Debates River
Jack Clark
Pred Underwood
Loyal Order of Moose Initiates Large Class in Centralia
A new Moose lodge meeting initiated a large class of would be lodgemen. One more meeting remains before charter closes with a goal of 500 members. Organizer Gardiner reports strong local support and Moose rooms on Pearl Street nearing completion with gymnasium reading rooms and a dance hall planned for member comfort and leisure.
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Lodge of the Loyal Order of Moose
Gardiner
Centralia
Moose
Pearl St
The
Lewis County Eighth Grade Graduates Shine At Commencement
Public schools in Lewis County held commencement exercises with four hundred and sixty five eighth graders graduating. Centralia students posted strong records and halls pupils also achieved high ratings. The county, with about a dozen high schools, anticipates bright new entrants for the next term.
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Lewis County
Centralia
Falls Far But He Will Live
George Castator of Winlock was injured when he fell about twenty five feet from a grand stand while working. He landed on steps and was carried home for medical care. Doctors report he is expected to recover and be on his feet again in a few days.
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Gieorge Castator
Winlock
Mer
Superior Court Gets William Ross in Lewis County
The case of William Ross, accused of attacking Patrolman McCarter during the arrest of Ross’s son last Tuesday night, was heard Saturday morning. Ross was bound over to the Lewis County Superior Court, and Deputy Sheriff Tom Foster placed him in the county jail under a $250 bond. His trial is expected sometime next week.
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Wiliam Ross
McCarter
Ross
Superior Court of
Lewis County
Tom Foster
Chena Vis
Madison Square Garden to be dismantled for new tower
New York reports plans for a 25 story tower on the site of the old Madison Square Garden. Dismantling of the current structure is slated to begin soon after student protests and wartime material constraints are noted as factors in the project.
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Tenn Wire
New York
Madison Square Garden
Lonty Reissoyian
Alte
Garden
Fyure
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