Portland Warehouse Fire Kills Chief Campbell and Others
A major blaze at a Portland East Side warehouse district damaged Union Company property. Chief Campbell led a risky interior attack and perished, with several other firefighters missing or dead as crews fought the flames. Estimated losses exceed $200000 though more may follow as salvage continues.
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United Press
Portland
Dane
Chick Dacik Campbell
Nea
Tire Departaient. Org
Union (4) Company
Campbell
Enening
Che Stark
Che
Leen
Oll
Pass
Decision affects Alaska coal fields
United Press reports that Commissioner Kenneth of General Land Office with Interior Secretary approval ordered a decision on Cunningham coal claims in Alaska. Pinchot supporters hail it as a victory amid broader disputes, while details show the department aims to protect remaining contested Alaska coal fields as it proceeds to final determinations.
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Washington
Ihe
Cunningham
Department of the Interior
Jupiter Pluvius Delivers Needed Rain After Drought
Rain finally arrives bringing relief to farmers and crops after a long dry spell. Showers last night and continue through the morning, quenching parched fields and reducing fire risk. Forests benefit as rainfall reduces potential wildfire danger and supports vegetation recovery.
Wedding of Maynard and Underwood at Cedar Point
An article notes a wedding of interest today involving Anna Vrnets Nayard, granddaughter of a secretary of state and daughter of Mia James A. Maynard, and Norman Underwood of three city. College women attend seeking teaching positions as Cedar Point hosts the annual meeting of Onto Olea lord with principals and superintendents present.
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Dung
Anna Vrnets Nayard
Stain Thana i Hayard
Mia
James A. Maynard
Norman Underwood
Watoh
Bras
Main
Cedar Point
Jame
Funeral Held For Miss Avis Dysart in North Iron Street
Large crowd attended the funeral for Miss Avis Dysart who died last Saturday. Services were led by Rev. Thompson at the family home 319 North Iron Street with floral tributes and messages of sympathy. Col N G W officers in full dress attended, honoring Sgt. Lloyd B. Dysart of Co M with a floral offering from their unit.
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Avis Dysart
North Iron Street
Thompson
Col. N. G. W
Lloyd B. Dysart
Co. M
Funeral of Mrs Carrie Baldwin of Winlock
The funeral of Mrs. Carrie Baldwin wife of Winlock’s leading merchant was held at the Baptist church in Winlock yesterday afternoon. The Rev Symons officiated as numerous friends attended from Chehalis. Interment followed in Winlock cemetery. Mrs. Baldwin formerly of Chehalis was mother to eight children and belonged to a prominent Lewis County family active in business and politics.
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Carrie Baldwin
Lewis County
Chehatis
Postal Bank to Open in Centralia on July 1
Centralia will host a new postal savings bank after a Washington order. Postmaster John Bennedict Jr. is arranging details for the opening day and training staff. The depository for savings has not yet been designated but will likely be a local bank.
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Centralia
Washington
John Bennedict Jr
Postal Savings Bank Opens Today in Chehalis
The Postal Savings Bank announced by the Past Master General will begin operations today in Chehalis. Postmaster Huth and eight other postmasters met with Postmaster Cavanaugh at Oistupia to learn the fundamental rules for starting the bank. Officials estimate deposits reaching $5000 monthly within a year.
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Chehalis
Duahl
Abuye
Postmaser Huth
Cavanaugh
Oistupia
City council discusses Pacific avenue improvements and committee referrals
A Chelinls meeting presented by property owners on Pacific avenue requests sidewalls and lights from Ninth to Eleventh streets. Six committees will study the proposals with lights to Light and Public Property, water issues to Fire Water and Health, and sidewalks to Sewer and Sidewalk. Decision to be reported next week.
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Chelinls
Pacific Avenue
Eleventh
Tenino Defeated By Tono In One Sided Game
Tenino club lost 2 to 8 at Tono yesterday afternoon as the Tomarevelation team showed improving form and drew plans to play more county teams. Chehalisehib game at Tomo is set for next Sunday with a businessmen’s meeting in Chehali the following week. Summary notes batteries Krueger and Patan.
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Tenino
Too
Tono
Army Camp Moves to American Lake Maneuvers
Company M will entrain for the Camerican Lake maneuvers on July 3, spending days in Tacoma for the Carnival of Nations. The unit will conduct mock warfare for a couple of weeks with bivouacs skirmishes outposts recon and other military life. Daily pay ranges from $1.50 for Privates to $2.50 for Sergeants, with officers paid per regular army grades.
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Tacoma
American Lake
Ministers in Chehalis denounce film blasphemy
Indignant Chehalis ministers claim two entertainers at a moving picture house insulted religious beliefs. Clergymen learned of remarks from parishioners and visited the venue, prompting a special conference to decide whether to app raise the issue with the local Ministerial Association.
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Chehalis
Chehalis Council Holds Brief Meeting Amid No Ordinances
The Chehalis city council met in a short session last night with no ordinances on the agenda. Mayor Gingrich presided as council members Green Deickman West and Fechtner attended while several penalties were read and pending business from last week was disposed of.
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Chehails
Gingrich
Counsiltien
Lemme Green
Deickman
West
Fechtner
Charge of Larceny Dismissed in James Ray Case
The State of Washington charged James Ray, 19, son of Mrs. Hattia Ray, with larceny over a watch from A. A. Woelfel's Jewelry Store. Five witnesses supported an alibi. the defendant was unloading brick for the new High School. Judge Chas H. Hoss dismissed the action after defense by Mrs. W. H. Cameron. Prosecuting Attorney J. R. Buston appeared for the state.
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State of Washington
James Ray
Hattia Ray
Chas
Ross
Ray
IA. A. Woelfel
Owen
Woelfel’s
W. H. Cameron
Nessen
Chas. H. Hoss
J. R. Buston
Death Takes Beat Morris in Portland
The remains of Bertie Morris, 22, son of Dan Morris, will arrive from Portland this afternoon for interment. Undertaker Sticklin will receive the body at his establishment to arrange final details. Plans to be announced later. Death details are not yet known, with the interment planned for Centralia.
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Bertie Morris
Dan Morris
Portland J
Sticklin
Mil
de Geata
Centralia
Two Marriage Certificates Issued in Chehalis
Two marriage licenses were issued yesterday by Auditor Swofford in Chehalis. Janet Niceneo was issued to William R Hines of Centralia and Zella L. Mudge of Gate City. The second license was granted to Luther Burton and Sarah B Harmon, both residents of Dryad, with Justice of the Peace Beaufort acting as witness and officiant.
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Swofford
Chehalis
Janet Niceneo
William R Hines
Cen ‘Tralia
Zella L. Mudge
Gate City
Luther Burton
Sarah
Harmon
Dryad
Pearse Flo Beaufort
VMI Graduates Addressed by Major General Wood
The Virginia Military Institute graduation exercises were held in El gradus Va, with a large crowd in attendance. Major General Leonard Wood, chief of the Army staff, delivered the commencement address to the graduates.
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Virginia Military Institute
Leonard Wood
Army
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