Community Fourth Celebration Program Highlights
A two day schedule for July 3 and 4 features parades, bands, and contests. Centralia Lodge and Chehalis Military Band provide music while Waldo the contortionist and Fred Miller perform. Grand ball closes festivities with fireworks display.
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Great Waldo
Freq Miller
Centralia Lodge No
Benevolent and Protective Ordey of Elks
Centralia Aerie
Order of Eagles
Fred Miller
Kelly
Shriner Band
Tacoma
Chehalis’ Miliary Band
Kelley
Chehalis Military
Gili
Grant Waldo
Duggier
City Park
Keller
America
Ed Trower
Kelly's
A. E. Klee
Lewis County
A. E B. Blee
Superior Court
Their
East Front Street
Uve Partic
Centralia
Chehalis
Atl
Fair Grounds
Maele
Chehalla Military Band
Parious Waldo
Shriner's
Vans
Fred Mier
Grand Free Baybeeve
North Tower Avenue
Flrat Street
Shriner Barn
Waldo
All Auto Owners Invited to Join Fourth of July Parade
James Giehrist, chairman of the jet automobiles committee, urges all auto owners to participate in the citys Fourth of July parade. The invitation appears broad, with many owners expected to join, and organizers request interested drivers to line up for the event.
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ALL Auto
James Giehrist
Jet Automobiles
Une
Government now lawsuit targets magazine trust restraint of trade
United States Attorney Wilke announces antitrust action against a magazine and related publishers for fixing prices and excluding independents. The government accuses the group of monopolistic conduct across cities, aiming to curb competition and protect consumers.
Centralia Plans Two-Day Fourth of July Vaudeville
June 27 meeting of all Fourth of July committees in the council chamber finalized arrangements for Centralia’s two-days celebration. Vaudeville headliners include contortionist Walda and comedian juggler Fred Miller. A detailed program appears in this issue. Finance committee members G W Mack M J Vaughan and E S Mulder welcome contributions and will publish a full expense report after the event.
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Council
Centralia
Irwin
Walda
Fred Miller
Daily Chronicle
Messrs
G. W. Mack
M. J. Vaughan
E. 8
Mulder
Benefit Ball Delights Attendees At Fourth of July Dance
A July Fourth benefit dance at the Auditorium drew a lively crowd. Manager Halliday turned over all proceeds to the finance committee as gate receipts far exceeded expectations.
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Lune
Halliday
Anance Committee
Lomittee
Eagles to march in Centralia Fourth parade
About two hundred members of the Fraternal Order of Eagles are expected to line up in Centralia for the Fourth of July parade. Invitations have been sent to Chehalis Tenino and nearby areas inviting participation, with a large turnout anticipated from other communities. Secretary Hoss is sending invitations to attend.
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Praternal Order of Eagles
Centralia
Chehalis
Tenino
Ther
Hoss
Petition for plank roadway on Chehalis avenue
Weetloc presented to the elite Sonnet in Chehalis a petition seeking an 18 foot plank roadway on Chehalis Avenue to provide hard surface pavement for through traffic. The street is used by heavy autos on game days and requires improved access. The body debated how far the pavement would extend along Chehalis Avenue before ending at the talopark.
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Chehalis
Chehalis Avenue
Meltady versus Steen boxing match planned in city
The match between Meltady and Steen is scheduled under the city’s athletic association. Details of venue and date appear uncertain in the fragment, with several name spellings and events unclear.
Counterfeiters Break Down in Twin Cities Case
AADPrAN GOUNTERFEITERS BREAK DOWN. Warranted by U S Secret Service agent William H. Glover, Manuel Stark and Lawrence Dilliner were taken into custody after their arrest by Sheriff Urquhart for passing bad money. The pair confessed detailing their methods and said dies were destroyed. Dies were plaster of paris, leading to imperfect coins. Trial likely in federal court in Seattle.
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William H. Glover
Serivice
Treasury Department
United States
Chehalls
Manuel Stark
Lawrence Dilliner
Sherif Urquhart
Twin Cities
Glover
Dillner
Stark
Officials seize nonlicensed vehicles in Chehalis Centralia
W H Foster connected with the secretary of state's office in Olympia toured Chehalis and Centralia to round up owners without state licenses. He arrested five automobile and motorcycle owners in Centralia for lacking licenses and for not displaying license numbers after purchase, facing fines up to 106 dollars plus costs.
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W. H. Foster
Secretary of State
Olympia
Chebalis
Centralia
Sheen
Royal Arch Meeting Gathered in Lewis County
The Royal Arch of Lewis County will meet tomorrow at 2 PM in Chehalis to conduct routine business. Members from Centralia, Chehalis, Toledo, Navapine, Winlock, Mineral, Little Falls, and Doty attend. Secretary August Oess issued notices to town members. This marks the first Royal Arch gathering in the county since the Tacoma convention.
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Royal Arch
Lewis County
Chehalia
Centralia
Ohehalis
Toledo
Xapavine
Winlock
Mineral
Little Fally
Doty
August Oess
Tacoma
Poindexter Excited Over Guggenheim Mines Deal
The report notes Senator Poindexter in Washington pressuring for actions to block Moran-Cinteomhein efforts to monopolize Alaska coal lands. Poindexter seeks early Senate records on mining, urging details by dates and outlet control for Alaska railroads and related assets amid contested claims and proposed outlets.
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Ited Press
Aliska
Training School Conditions Are Again Investigated
A Juvenile Aid Society committee filed a report urging state action to improve the training school for delinquents. It highlights overcrowding, lack of privacy, no fire safety exits, and inadequate segregated space for boys and girls. Recommendations include better fire protection, selective admissions, improved facilities, parole system, and a women visitors board to support reform efforts. Superintendent Aspinwall is praised for effort but criticized for inexperience.
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Aspinwall
Post-Intelligencer
Seattle
Seattle Times
Juvenle Aid Society
Ifa Re
New York
Wexler Kills Wife Then Takes Own Life in Tacoma
Louis Prexler known as Wexler, a traveling salesman, slit his wife Blanche White Wexler in a Tacoma hotel room after six months separation. He drank poison and died en route to hospital. she survived with a neck wound and blood loss. Eyewitnesses said he begged her to return before the fatal act. The incident shocked hotel staff and prompted police inquiry.
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Tacoma
Louis Prexler
Pexler
Any Street
St. Joseph Hospital
Wexler
Blanche White
pHi
Earhelfe Agit
3Th Wal Co
Taker
Peddler Murdered Near Bell Mountain in Washington
United Press report from Vancouver Washington dated June 27 details the murder of Edward Bearhydt, an aged settler living at the foot of Bell mountain. His body was found buried beneath a brush heap after his hut burned on June 1, with neighbors linking Hammond to the case. Bearhydt had reportedly gone to Portland with Hammond earlier, and Hammond and Bearhydt were seen together before the blaze. Hammond’s whereabouts and the missing team remain unconfirmed.
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Vancouver
Wash
Edward ©. Bearkydt
Bell Mountain
Kearhydt Wss
Portland
Wince
Bearhyit
Hammond
Hammond Wade
Bearbydt
Johnson
Hearhydt
Mearhydt
Geil Mountain
American Medicos Ave Uws Ay Los A TTS
A garbled report notes a medical association planning to open a venue and welcomes new physicians from various ports. The text mentions San Prineisco and a conference, but details are unclear due to OCR errors.
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American Medicos Ave
American Mateat Association
Momen
Assnetiton Anil Vivitar
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After Magazine Trust
United Press
Wilke
Sherman
Goricoa
Frgonte
Aubser Ly
Meltady VS
Steen
Presa
Dane
Rostow
Beac
Aadpran
Phnellue
Unit Law
Poindexter
Guggenheim
Gaches
Sease Wire
Wester
Asabh Teat
Jresilenen
Peddler
Ana
Geles
United Ress
Wired
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