Dr Johnson pleads not guilty in murder case
Dr Johnson faced Judge Rice in Centralia County Superior Court on a first degree murder charge tied to the Bar case. Bail set at 9 000 with deductions for cash deposits. separate trial debated. Clark’s case dismissed and moved to June term if granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FY. Johnson
Centralia
Lawrence Bar
Adalbert B. Clark
Rice
le County
Thompson
Prast
Atarmey Lioxton
Jehnsen
Maurice Langhorne
Br. Johnsomes
Clark
Ital
Consolidation of Societies Abandoned in Centralia
At a Centralia Humane Society meeting the city commission was urged to merge with the Associated Charities, but it was decided to keep the humane society independent. A March meeting will elect new officers. current officers are Albert Dlugs president O B Nrank secretary and Mrs Brundige treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centralia
Board of
Associated Charities
William A
Humane Sowell
I Centralia
N. J. McGregor
Tatura
The
Humane Society
Human Society
Society
Alert Dlugs
O. B. Nrank
Rirs. Brundige
Jones is For Senator Jones in Washington
Washington Senator Jones stated support for the square deal and more legislation, praising the administration and actions of President Roosevelt. He asserted his commitment to progress and endorsed continued Republican leadership in shaping policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D.C
Jones
Idegonid
Sheadure Roosavelt
Mulmo
Congress Backed Sulvar Revolution Congratulated China
United Press reports Washington action from February 28 noting a unanimous report favoring the Sulvar revolution and congratulating Chinese leaders on assuming power. It is expected the measure will pass both houses amid cautious patriotism and debates on foreign policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Dupe Kotinn
WILL FIGHT DECISION WN SEWER CASE
Taxpayers in Chehalis held a meeting to oppose Judge Sol Smith’s ruling requiring the city to pay Murphy’s $11,000 sewer caper. A seven member committee led by Roy Brown will solicit funds and hire counsel to continue the fight, while assessments are finalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
Chehalis
City Commission
Studebaker
Musvhy
Ipnointel
Roy Brown
W. H. Spath
Sol Smith
Chehalis Police Chief Walter Daxle Resigns
Chehalis police chief Walter G. Daxle has tendered his resignation to the city commission. Earlier chief Boyle sought a $15 monthly raise and warned he would resign March 1 if not granted, and after an assistant was relieved, the chief found it hard to handle duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter G. Daxle
Chehalis
City Commission
Boyle
Settlement of Barnery Question in Centralia Fruit Growers Meet
The annual meeting of the Wilders Centralia Fruit Growers Association will be held at the Hiangalow Phertre on February 12 afternoon. Mulder, secretary, aims to attract many electors with questions likely to be settled at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centralia Fruit Growery Association
Hiangalow ‘Phertre
Mulder
Joerd
Taheey
War Pan Torment Inhorers Pension Debate
Pension dispute in Boston involves Marshe Inhorers and the city over retirement half pay for workers. The stalled plan seeks to secure benefits for municipal employees, highlighting cost concerns and eligibility. Officials weigh fiscal impact and long term obligations amid mounting pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Ite
Workera
City moves water ordinance through first reading
The Commiioo Panoto Water Ordinance passed to first reading at a Monday afternoon meeting. City officials, including Mioney Stidebaker, reviewed corrections before the measure proceeds. The proposal includes a $175,000 aggregate cost and outlines funding and implementation steps for improved water services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finst
City Commission
Mioney
Combating dandelions in lawns home remedy guide
Professor R Kent Beattie of the State College and Experiment Station offers methods to control dandelions in lawns. He notes the plant’s deep fleshy root resists eradication and suggests root removal, coal oil cautions, limited use of acids, and iron sulfate spray as the most practical, cost effective approach to starving out the mats over time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Kent Beattie
State College and Experiment Station
Washington
Farmers Course IPs At Centralia Hotel Luncheon
The Centralia Commercial Club hosted a luncheon at the Centralia Hotel to discuss a future farmers course. Herbert Robinson reported on a Washington State College led short course at Puyallup, praising its value for attendees and planning a similar Centralia program this summer. Theodore Hosa discussed Fords Prairie soil, noting it supports growth of vegetables with added matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centralia
Commercial Club
Herbert Robinson
Puyallup
Washington State College
Robinson
Theodore Hosa
Fords Prairie
Peter
House Burns In East End Fire
A house in the east end owned by Allan Millar and occupied by Gussie Ver non and several women was destroyed after 2 PM. Fire from a defective flue spread rapidly, and bad roads delayed the fire team. Volunteers helped move furniture. no contents loss. Several women became hysterical. estimated loss about $50,60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Millar
Gussie Vernon
Public School Ball League Opens Today
The new public school ball league in this city opens this afternoon with teams from Lincoln and Logan scheduled to play. The two weeks of practice promise solid play, and the league aims for Wednesday games through June 1.
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Nubbg
Lidhgonomie
Lincoln
Logan
Wiy
Local Craftsmen Raise Charity Funds At Labor Day Event
Members of the local carpenters and painters union voted to donate 32.25 toward a charity entertainment event. The gathering honored Mrs. Carpens for her service and supported hospital care for ailing workers. Community members praised the charitable effort and welcomed the celebration.
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Crpenters
Paintera
Umtona
Fae
Rayley
Mra
Carpens
Bean
Employes Hospital
Shelraetion
Gary Dinners Control Prices of Steel Products
Stanley committee expert reports detail that the United States Steel Corporation dominates the steel industry through Gary dinners, restraining trade by controlling raw materials and interlocking ventures. The trust paid Morgan & Co. 70.6 million for promoting the syndicate, earning over a billion in nine years, with 80 percent of domestic ore and steel plants under its sway and extensive related subsidies and dividends cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Committee
United States Steel Corporation
J. FP. Morgan and Company
Trust
United Press
Washington, D. C
Gary
Stanley Steel Committee
Farquhar J. MacRae
MacRae
Steel Trust
Gary Dinners
Steal Corporation
Conceran Peel
Dan
Jist Ag Mindi
Sec
Marga & Camising
Tuwiics
Morgan
H Syndicate
Corportion’ O Ligials
Riveport
W.t C. Frick
Roosevelt
Tenness ‘Pee Coal & Iron Company
Rho
Steel Corporation
Thla
Lvat
Fnisha Frednets Coueniis
Gleetris
Kier Larnnen
Eninelitien
Pleren
Enal and Coke
Ronart
Tenfieszeg Coal & Tron Company
Red miners strike and wage protests ripple through London scene
Fragmented report describes miners in London beginning strikes for higher wages amid negotiations with employers and officials. Vague dispatch notes tension, possible walkouts at key sites, and warnings from authorities as workers press demands.
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Will H. Thompson
Buxton
Tafé
Commioo Panoto Water Ordinance
Adnan Godge
Dankrapley
Irvine
Dandelgns Wlan
Malios
Lonhon
Red
Alriek
Aaquith
Che Wiliere
Pla
United Pros
Cynchinnati
Marah
Reda Wilt Borin
Allo Maimp
Colaba
Gai
MeLoffiedala
Ieveal
Euat
Xeala
Ly Lille
Rude Ferosa
Neeanit
Loltner
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