Roosevelt Men Refuse to Tolerate Convention Dictum
United Press Leased Wire reports Roosevelt faction’s formal statement opposing the Republican convention strike. They accuse the majority of illegal action, say they will not be bound by the convention, and condemn Payne’s leadership while denouncing the party’s course and urging ongoing protest. The missive cites Taft margins and California results as justification for nonparticipation and stresses defense of human rights and primary electors.
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United Press
Chicago
Roosevelt
California
Ohio
Taft
Payne
Theodore Roosevelt
White House
Congress
Winona
Tower House
Senate
Representation split at Republican convention in Chicago
United Press report from Chicago dated June 2 notes a split in the rules committee over Southern representation. The monarchy report proposes basing representation on the last presidential election vote, while the majority backs continuing the current scheme.
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Chicago
Repubican National Convention
Monarchy
Bryan Open to Progressive Chairmanship Bid
William Jennings Bryan issued a statement saying he would become a Progressive candidate for the temporary chairmanship of the Democratic National convention if the Progressives could not agree on another man.
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United Pres
Baltimore
William Jennings Bryan
Smooth crook victimizes Centralia residents
A lone con man posing as an O W brakeman befriends Edward Newell undertaker Father Fitzpatrick and L H Morris, using forged prescriptions in Dr. Bickford's name to obtain money and goods. Morris received a $12 change for a forged check. address and whereabouts unknown as police search cities.
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Centralia
Centrella
Edward Newell
Newell
Fu‘ J. Bitkford
Father Fitzpatrick
Llaiming
L. HE. Morris
North End
Lrg
Bever Recaptured From Walla Walla Penitentiary
A guard from the state penitentiary at Walla Walla yesterday returned Charles Bever who was convicted of assault in the superior court. Bever shot at deputy Sheriff G. M. Briggies at Meskill while his sister attempted to subdue him. His sentence ranges from six months to ten years.
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State Penitentiary
Walla Walla
Charles Bever
Bever
G. M. Briggies
Meskill
Hoquiam Edges Aberdeen In Harbor Open 2 1
Hoquiam won 2 1 in its harbor opener against Aberdeen to tie the State League pennant race. Berger pitched well, with strong fielding and base running supporting the victory. K Kelly was fined and ejected for disputing umpire decisions. Aberdeen’s batteries were Berger Troeh Gleason.
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Aberdeen
Harbor
Black Cats
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K. Kelly
Golden
Aberdeen Hoquiam
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Troeh
Gleason
Hogs Hit by Train In Chehalis Injures William Hoss
William Hoss of Centra Ha was struck by a train shortly after midnight in Chehalis. He was taken to Employes hospital with a fractured skull. An operation was performed and his condition described as critical earlier, with recovery chance now considered bright. It is believed he was walking along the railroad track.
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Employes Hospital
Voss
Roosevelt Accuses Delegates of Seating Fraud at Convention
Chicago dispatch reports President Roosevelt charging that Taft aligned National committee members used steamroller tactics to seat fraudulent Taft delegates. He urged Roosevelt delegates not to vote or to back him, condemning the convention as not representing the true Republican party. Delegates seated by the National committee, including some with new badges, gathered with Roosevelt and received applause.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Taft
Republican Party
National Committee
Washington
Jury Awards $1,250 in Damages in Lumber Co Case
The Niehart versus Yeo Manns Lumber Company suit in Lewis County Superior Court ended Thursday night with a jury awarding Marion Phillips, mother of Niehart’s deceased son by a prior marriage, $1,250 for damages after he was killed by a crude log turner while employed at the mill.
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Yeomans Lumber Company
Penn
Lewis County
Marion Phillips
Nifehart
Epworth League elects vice president at Kelso convention
Hernard Brewster of this city was elected vice-president for the Epworth League after the Vancouver district annual convention closed at Kelso Thursday. Chehalis was chosen as the 1218 meeting place. Delegates included Rev. Robert J. Reid and severallocal members. In other news, W. C. Remington brought a prize head of Hansen lettuce to the Chronicle office, weighing about eight pounds with a girth of 86 inches.
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Hernard Brewster
Vancouver
Epworth League
Kelso Tharsday
Chehalis
Robert J. Reid
Mable Palmer
Addie Houghton
Laura Allison
Laura Requa
C. A. Simpson
Myrtle Cotteril
Claude Simpson
W. C. Remington
LinesIn Creek
Chronicle
Hansen
Mr. Remington
Ed Wu
Thornton Exhibit Brings Prize Rhubarb to Chronicle
W. Thornton displayed stalks of rhubarb described as prize winners. The stalks averaged 18 inches long and 4.5 inches around. He grows 16 rows on his Salter Valley ranch. Yesterday Ma. harvested 750 pounds from two rows and delivered them for shipment.
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Chronicle laMen
Salter Valley
Toledoites Have Fast Ball Team
A lively dance will be held in Toledo tonight to honor the local baseball team. The team, strong as a fast ball unit, has defeated several top Independent squads, earning hearty community support.
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Toledo
Warrant Issued for Wren Marshall in Kopiah
A warrant was issued by Justice Charles Hoga this afternoon for the arrest of coal miner Wren Marshall of Kopiah. He is alleged to have fled from the gaming camp and is currently at large while previously in custody on several accusations.
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Wren Marshall
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Pirole
Toledo appoints new councilman amid weekly meeting
James Moore was appointed to the Toledo town council. New city clerk Prod Martin presided at the week's council meeting along with other members Thornd, Josimad, and Coed Counailiman.
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James Moore
Toledo
Counailiman Thornd
Josimad
Aberdeen men charged with assault in superior court
Information filed by Prosecuting Attorney Buxton charges Thomas O'Donnell and H. D. Liewellyn with second degree assault. They were arrested in Centralia weeks ago on Dudley Beamer's complaint and bound over to the higher court by Judge Hoss.
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Buxton
Thomas O’donnell
D. Liewellyn
Centralia
Dudley Beamer
Hoss
Loy sues Northern Pacific for 310000 damages
In superior court Michael Loy sues the Northern Pacific Railway for 310000 personal damages. The claim says Loy and two companions were forcibly ejected from a train at Napavine after buying a Chehalis to Winlock ticket, the conductor refusing the ticket read as Great Northern.
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Northern Pacific Railway
Loy
Su N. P.tain
Napavine
Chehalis
Winlock
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Campister
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