Roosevelt plans mass non partisan Progressive meeting
United Press Leased Wire reports Roosevelt managers plan a large August mass meeting to form a national Progressive organization. Woodrow Wilson is talked of as a running mate. Bryan is also mentioned. George L. Ricard argues Roosevelt and Wilson differ yet both radical, while Taft and Harmon share interests. He calls for a realignment and greener Democratic support with Ben Lindsey and Bryan.
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United Press
Chicago
Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Bryan
George L. Ricard
New Jersey
Wilson
Taft
Harmon
Bryan wars on Parker in Democratic convention fight
Chicago June 21 W J Bryan sent telegrams to Champ Clark Gov Wilson Gov Foss Gov Burke Mayor Gaynor and Gov Baldwin declaring war on the selection of Alton B Parker as temporary chairman of the Democratic convention by the Democratic National committee He asked their aid in a fight against Parker.
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United Press
Chicago
W. J. Bryan
Champ Clark
Wilson
Foss
Burke
Gaynor
Baldwin
Alton B. Parker
Democratic National Committee
Parker
Coliseum Extension Seen This Week
Chicago readers learn that organizers secured an option to extend the Coliseum lease for another week ending tomorrow. Col. Harry leads the effort as plans for the prolongation move forward, ensuring continued use of the venue into the next week.
Plank Denounces Recall in Chicago Platform Draft
United Press Leased Wire reports a temporary platform plank denouncing the recall of justices and judicial decisions, drafted in Chicago on June 21. The item notes resolutions on judges and judicial actions as part of the platform.
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United Press
Unanimous House Vote to Impeach Judge Hanford
Washington observers report a unanimous house committee vote to impeach Federal Judge Hanford of Seattle. The judiciary committee plans to push the articles of impeachment after approving the report and specifications.
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Washington
House Committee
Hanford
Seattle
House
Judiciary Committee
Rochester Girls Tie in Double Rochester Wedding
Miss Estelle Rau of Rochester and Earnest Dosskey of Portland wed at the bride’s parents home in Rochester. The Weailies were married previously in North Dakota, and after moving to this state the couple rekindled their friendship. They plan to reside in Portland.
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Estelle Rau
Rochester
Earnest , Dosskey
Portland
Rachester Wednes
North Wakota
Porthind
Chenalig Bank Deposits Reported At 1 405 160.92
The statement of three Chenalig banks shows deposits totaling 456 186.92 and notes Kiloralle county money on deposit has been taken. the banks are in sound condition. A separate line mentions a poetic interjection about a girl in love, noting it as a mermaid.
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Chenalig Bank
Mirch
Released From Jail Then Rearrested In Chehalis Case
J L Engler left Pacific county jail after ten months for petit larceny and was rearrested by deputy Joe Schmand. He faced arraignment before Justice P Beaufort in Chehalis on the same charge, with a $25 fee and costs posted in lieu of nonpayment, the warrant being nearly a year old. The Chehalis incident involved Raymond victims. Personal remarks about methods and digestion follow in a non sequitur.
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J. L. Engler
Pacific County
Joe Schmand
Urquhart
Engler
Raymond
P. ©. Beaufort
Chehalis
Captaia Tillman Leads Newport Team Return
Captaia H Tillman returns to Newport lineup amid team press for a season restart. Gommnansing Teeinons Sin Newport is noted in the caption as a key local figure, with focus on leadership and competitive prospects for the squad.
Chehalis Garage Sets Regional Auto Sales Record
The Chehalis garage run by A. C. St. John reports 42 cars sold since March 1. This is believed to be a Pacific Coast record for a town of Chehalis size. A new garage is under construction and slated to be ready by July 1 for occupancy.
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Chehalis
A. C. St. John
Pacific Coast
New Officers Named for Chehalis Pythian Lodge
The Chehalis Knights of Pythias lodge elected officers for the coming year with W. H. Spath as C C, J. R. Imus as V G, John Igchell as prelate, EB. G. Whitmarsh as M A, George R. Walker as M W, F. M. Power as MoE, John A. Taylor as M R W, James as K of R, Hiam Rhone as I G, DB Pippin as O G, and A A Hill as trustee.
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Chehalis Lodge of Knights of Pythias
W. H. Spath
C. C
J. R. Imus
V. G
John Igchell
EB. G. Whitmarsh
George R. Walker
M. W
F. M. Power
Moe
John A. Taylor
R. W. James
Hiam Rhone
B. Pippin
O. G
A. A. Hill
Rochester to Host July Fourth Celebration
Rochester plans a local Independence Day event with community committees raising funds and organizing activities for the celebration. Local residents participate in preparations and the town aligns with nearby smaller communities in observing the holiday.
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Rochester
Rochester Population Figures Reflect School Cohort Size
The Rochester school district reports a total of 242 children under five and 21 seniors as part of a community population estimate. This calculation uses the number of enrolled students to approximate the town’s real population, based on the district’s method.
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Real Menia
Rochester
Leto
Summer School Opens at Ellensburg State Normal School
Summer session begins in the new high school building as Ellensburg State Normal opens with courses in art design basketry and drawing, music, psychology, history, primary methods, science and laboratory work. Registration has a fee with free access to facilities for registered students.
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Ellensburg State Normal School
Sipt
Kellogg
Henry
Ellensburg
Malmsten
Klemmen
Misa Clara Meisner
Supt. Kellogg
Briggs and Coffman
Bilensburg
Centralia
Whiting
Stolen Watch Recovered After Weekend Break-In
A watch stolen in a weekend break-in was found by investigators. The device belonged to Joseph Mireter, and authorities report the discovery near a derelict water gate. The Watse patrol and Wilfred M Association coordinated the recovery with Tacen station.
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Joseph
Rochester Sees 14 Inning Ball Game
A stray early mishaps and late rally defined a 14 inning contest between Rochester and Oakyde. Rochester prevailed by a narrow margin as the home team fought back to claim victory in a marathon game highlighted by tense pitching and timely hitting.
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Rochester
Oakyde
Joly Poarth
Wind Rips Through Walla Walla Circus Grounds
A 52 mile per hour wind struck a Wilc West circus in Walla Walla causing tents to collapse and trees to fall. People were injured as poles struck Mrs Grenier and Alberta Pearson, while crowds fled in panic. The show continued despite the dust and damage.
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United Press
Walla Walla
Wash
Wilc West
Grenier
Alberta Pearson
Centralia Aviator Hgh Mind Prevents Flights
Claude Berlin, a Centralia aviator, planned two flights at Soulx Falls yesterday but high winds prevented takeoff. He will seek alternate dates in the Midwest before returning to Centralia.
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Claude Berlin
Centralia
Soulx Falls
Mr. Berlin
Middle West
Harvard Beats Yale In Freshman and Varsity Rowing Races
Harvard defeated Yale in New London on June 21 by winning the freshman eight two-mile race and the varsity four by two lengths.
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United Press
New London
Harvard
Yale
Bennett H. Young New Commander in Chief of Confederate Veterans
Bennett H. Young has been selected as the new Commander in Chief of the United Confederate Veterans, succeeding prior leadership and signaling a shift in the veterans organization. The appointment highlights Young's long involvement in Confederate commemorations and veterans affairs.
Washington Delegation Support at Taft Conference
A jumble of telegramlike notes from United Press outlines how fourteen members of the Washington delegation aligned with Taft at a convention. The fragment hints at political tensions and possible uses of shown prowess in broader partisan strategies, with uncertain predictions and concerns about unrest.
Hoquiam State League lineup trimmed to ten men
Hoquiam trims its State League roster to ten players. Palmer leaves the team, Ettenborough also departs, and Helder is released. The squad faces Aberdeen with Wilking Ib Kane as pitchers and Ford moved to second, Turk to third, with Berger, Starkell in right field and one bench spot remaining.
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Hoquiam
Palmer
Ettenborough
Helder
Patton
Aberdeen
Wilking
Kane
Troeh
Ford
Ma Jon
City paving dispute clarified after error
An error in the Chronicle claimed the city commission ordered Main Street paving. At the last meeting a resolution set a hearing date, presenting the payment question to property owners. Final action will depend on objections and the hearing outcome.
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Bearne
Inquest Finds Mrs Bri kner Died of Natural Causes
Coroner Charles Sticklin presided over an inquest into the Chehalis resident Mrs Catherine Brickner found dead in her bed on Wednesday night. The coroner ruled death from natural causes, despite prior suspicion of possible suicide.
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Charles Sticklin
Catherine Brickner
Chehalis
Wednessy
Brickner
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