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Newspaper

Centralia Weekly Chronicle

Location

Centralia, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1912

Page

6

Denouncing Arbitration Treaties in Senate Speech

Senator Henry Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts argued that British and French arbitration pacts risk U S control over the Panama Canal and Monroe Doctrine. He urged removing the high joint commission from the treaties or requiring Senate consent before any dispute is submitted to arbitration, warning foreigners could assess matters of national interest. He warned the American public would not accept arbitration on issues touching Magdalena Bay Curaçao and other strategic points, stressing the Monroe Doctrine as essential to national safety.

Washington, D. C America Panama Canal Senate Henry Catol Lodge Massachusetts Lodge Hague Court Special Commission High Commission of Inquiry Law and Equity High Joint Commission Bry Swfigee Examele Wetern Mexico Ing Magdalena Magdalena Day, An 1) Way (Brig Susese United Rides Kenadar Fic Panma Canal Curasam Molband Pyar Riraghe Roma Une Bohont Naaint Anta

Arbitration and sovereignty in treaty disputes

The fragment discusses securing by arbitration what blackmail or violence failed to obtain regarding the canal or territory. It rejects submission to tribunals, asserting exclusive jurisdiction under Article 3 of the treaties and warning against other arbitrable questions.

Welling Destroyed By Flanes Wellining Destroyed By Flanes

A frame dwelling at First and H Sieeta was almost totally destroyed by a fire shortly after 9 last night, with most of the Kings also burned. The blaze, likely from a defective flue or drying rags, spread quickly and the upper part of the house was engulfed before auto trucks arrived. Occupants include the McGuire family. repairs and insurance details show about 1500 in loss, 1000 insured, furnishings insured for 700. The house was owned by Fred Ely of Portland.

Mary B First and H Sieeta McGuire San Diego Fred Ely Portland

Birchfield Escapes Fatal Shock At Plant

Birchfield, superintendent at the Washington Oregon Corporation plant, suffered a near deadly electric shock when a short circuit sent an estimated 2200 volts through his body. His left hand was badly burned and he was thrown about 15 feet. Doctors report no permanent injuries expected.

Birchfield Preyer Washington Oregon Corporation Tig Girawis

Chehalis Marshals Change at City Hall

Joe Sebiaight resigns as marshal of Chehalis after appearing before the city commission and stepping down. No indication of immediate replacement, with Doyle assisting as former chief Synnaithy remains in alignment.

Joe Sebi Girued Reagan Paices Synnaithy i Doyle

Avktov Announces Candidacy for County Clerk

Mar 1 disclosure shows Avktov a Cowtts resident for over year intends to run for county clerk. He plans to seek the nomination with support from Montfort and others already backing his bid.

Bryan Greeting Draws Enthusiastic Centralia Crowd

Thousands crowd Centralia to welcome Democratic leader William Jennings Bryan as his train arrived at the depot. Mayor Thompson escorted him to a truck platform where Bryan praised La Follette and Progressives, critiqued Roosevelt and Taft, and spoke on education and politics amid lively applause.

W. J. Bryan Centralia Taft United States The Chronicle Bryan Thompson Mr. Bryan Republi Pali LaFollette Republica Party Roosevelt

Textile strike in Lawrence raises wages and child sendoff

William Haywood announced a 9 percent wage increase for workers at the Woolen Mill Company while police show restraint as fifteen striker children depart for Washington to seek congressional inquiry. The shift may raise pay by five percent for families with wives earning less than eight dollars weekly. earlier clashes with police are noted.

Lawrence. Mass Mare William Haywood Woolen Win Company Monahan Marseilles

Four Million Men May Be Thrown Idle

Four million workers could lose jobs if coal mine and railroad operations suspend due to a shortage. The government and mine operators discuss possible shutdowns as fuel supplies dwindle. the immediate action remains stalled with talks continuing.

Yeomen Initiate Sixty Two Members in Lodge Ceremony

The Dagal Lodge of Yeomen Het a Maclas initiated 62 new members last night. State Manager F A Case of Seattle was present and delivered an address. A banquet followed the conclusion of the initiation ceremony.

Dagal Lodge Yeon F. A. Case Seattle

Award Pennant for E School Ball League Champions

Po Davis will award a handsome silk pennant to the champions of the E School Ball League at the WiNHe Selehisehall lewmie on Wednesday afternoon. The pennant is described as well worth the effort of the fortunate winner.

PO. Davis

Restrictions on Power of Commission Explore City Rates

At a March meeting in Olympia the public service commission heard 40 delegates discuss proposed rules. After adjournment, commissioners said rules would be issued within 20 days. A debate over home rule for cities arose as Howard Hansen urged limiting the commission to rates only. Commissioner Wa Bullitt of Spokane argued the commission should retain authority over municipally owned utilities, saying state action can yield better results than city boards.

Olipia Mar Mateioalities Senate Chamber Public Service Commission Commission Cum Howard Hansen Bull Iett Spokane

County to Trial New Paving Material on Road

County commissioners decide to test a new paving system called dolarway. The mix uses six inches of concrete with a patent wearing surface. A trial will be laid on a county road west of the city to assess its viability and durability.

Dolarway

Madead denies US citizens harmed in Valantena uprising

President Made 1:70 reported from Mexico City dismisses claims of American casualties in the Valantena uprising. He asserts no difficulty in restoring order throughout Durango and expresses confidence in swift stabilization.

New York Mexico City Durango

Briber Franklin Fined in McNamara Juror Case

Bert Franklin pleaded guilty to influencing juror Robert Bain in the McNamara case and was fined 4000 dollars. The money matched the sum taken from him at arrest while with prospective juror Lockwood. Assistant DA Ford supervised the funds. Franklin, a detective for the defense, may affect the Darrow defense strategy as speculation grows.

United Press Los Angeles Bert ‘Franklin Robert Bain McNamara J Judge Cabannis S Willis Lockwood Ford Franklin McNamara Frankl Darrow Franklin A

Coal Miners Strike at Chehalis Superior Mines

Chehalis coal miners at the Superior coal mines have gone on strike after the company refused to recognize the union and pay the union wage. Secretary Charles Dunn said the action aims to press for union recognition while nonunion workers applied to keep the mines operating.

Superior Chellis Charles Dunn Chehalis Inal Yeaterady Superior Coal Company Dunn

Appointment of Deputies In Unclear Territory Shift

A garbled OCR notice lists multiple appointive actions for deputies in a given territory. It mentions Davis, Ute Creek, and several surnames such as Morris, Baxter, Foley, Mayfield, Siler, and Rubel among others, but city and precise roles are obscured by transcription errors. The fragment references territorial appointments in a undefined region with several named individuals.

S.C. Davis Ubehalie Debn Morris Penh Jar Somering Ero J. Whister Wintock

Fragmented note on a dying man and a mysterious saver

A fragmentary line suggests a person named Wiew or Wiewer encounters a dying man and a saver figure named SS. The text is garbled, with unreadable names and unclear actions, leaving the core event impossible to determine from the legible words.

Question on why the sun rises in the east

The text questions the cause of a dawn event and challenges a presumed understanding of celestial motion. It references a person doubting a claim about the sun and sky, suggesting confusion about what causes daylight to appear and disappear. The passage uses archaic phrasing and rhetorical inquiry.

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