Tariff ideals face steel mill and marriage schemes
The piece criticizes protectionist tariffs as tools that should protect American labor but instead enrich mill owners who pay little to workers. It cites Lawrence mills and European labor conditions, calling for repeal. A separate satire suggests a state matrimonial commission with official proposers to boost marriages, praising early unions and cautioning about divorce.
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Lawrence
Mags
Ata
Cub Reporter
William H. Boos
Massachusetts General Hospital
Twentieth Century Club
Boston
Tones
Boos
Andy
Centreal and Chelwlis: Rival towns in a livening dispute
The report describes Centreal and Chelwlis as competing centers in a contentious local feud over prize allocations and recognition. It mentions figures Magni and Qlyagda among the deceased and references reactions from nearby communities.
Unreadable OCR Fragments From Centralia Product Listing
Fragmentary OCR text references Centralia products and patronizing actions with unclear meaning. Hard to determine concrete entities, dates, places, or events. The readable bits suggest promotional language but lack coherent facts or structure for a proper news item.
Centralia's Local Industry and Market Potential
Centralia could grow its economy by embracing a Centralia products campaign. If local builders and interior decorators favored N Welter & Company goods, many workers would gain employment locally and money would stay in town instead of moving to Tacoma, Portland, or Seattle. A plan to promote Centralia manufactured articles could expand local payrolls and reduce reliance on distant suppliers.
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Centralia
Tacoma
Portland
Seattle
Hee
Dyers
Small Fruit Industry Boosts Centralia Area
The Centralia Fruit Growers' Association holds its annual meeting tomorrow at 2 PM at the Bullalo Theatre. Topics include cannery plans, election of a president and ten directors, and developments in small fruit culture expected to bring substantial profits and regional economic growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centralia Commercial Club
Gamwercid
Clb
Centra- Va Fruit Growers’ Association
Buigalow Theatre
Local sash and door factory probe ordered
At a Commercial Club board meeting a committee of Herbert Tobingon, John M Benedict, and Guy Muck was formed to investigate why the east end sash and door factory operated at a loss. Owner Fr G Bhore plans to sell machinery and close, but the club asked him to delay action until profits are analyzed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
Herbert Tobingon
John M. Beneddict
Guy Muck
Tsi Inot Lehi
Fr. G. Bhore
Unclear OCR Specimen From Local School League Notes
Fragmented text shows school league mentions with names Teagan and Tan, a meeting schedule including Wawldaglom and dt Kon, and references to renovations and attendance. Overall content is garbled with missing letters and nonstandard phrasing, hindering clear extraction of events or outcomes.
Vast timber potential seen in Southwest Washington lands
A Dr. P H Carlyon report from Olympia tallies 4 715 208 acres in 12 counties with only 128 068 improved and 4 586 240 undeveloped which includes 112 117 900 000 feet of timber. The study notes timberland dominates unimproved acres and foresees lumbering growth and settlement challenges.
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Lopen Olypia
P. H. Carlyon
Olympia
Carlyon
Southwest
Chehatis
Clarke County
Chehalis County
Clailaima County
Cowlitz County
Jefferson County
Kitsap County
Lewis County
Mason County
Pacific County
Skamania County
Thurston County
Wahkiakum County
Chinese constitution approved by national assembly
China's new constitution was approved by the national assembly in Nanking. It provides that the assembly elects the president and controls the cabinet and that a minority vote can pass legislation over the president's veto.
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United Press
Nanking
China
National Assembly
Assembly
Wanton Murdsa Enraged Robber Kills Pal
In Denver area Valverde saloon holdup ends in double murder after a companion shoots patrolman and saloon owner. The accomplice, Eddie Seiwald, 19, claims he then killed his partner Oscar Cook's associate, William McPherson, and A. A. Lloyd. McPherson and Lloyd died. Cook, 25, a miner, was dying.
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Murdsa
Pal
Denver
Hddie Selwald
Brighton
Colo
Valverde
Seiwald
Oscar Cool
Cook
William McPherson
A. A. Lloyd
Selwaldi
McPherson
Lloyd
Lawrence strike ends Wednesday
United Press Leased Wire reports American Woolen Company in Lawrence Massachusetts ends strike by midweek after wage offers. The plan includes 12 percent raise for some workers and seven percent for others as talks with company officials progress toward settlement in Boston.
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United Press
American Woolen Company
Wood Lawrence
Mass
Gill
Boston
Ollie
Pross
Wood
Taft Confident of Defeating Roosevelt in Delegates Fight
Taft signals confidence in surpassing Roosevelt for the nomination as he travels from Pittsburgh to Toledo and Chicago. Secretary Hillas indicates Taft leads in delegate estimates and anticipates a final allotment favorable to his campaign.
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Taft
Roosevelt
Toledo
Abd
Chicago
Hilla
Talis
Aids Stranger Finds Wealth After Caring Stranger
A man who befriended a shabby wanderer near Santa Barbara later revealed he was wealthy. The stranger had helped Arielle drain stumble into a hospital, and the tale notes a Los Angeles hotel staffer who announced the man’s wealth and plans to travel to Bragd.
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Mamel Arguella
United Press
San Francisgo
Weingarton
Arielle Drain
Santa Tarbara
Apell
Hotel Planned for Toledo Halfway Between Seattle and Portland
Rumor says Seattle interests will buy a site in Toledo to build a $25,000 hotel for automobilists traveling between Seattle and Portland. Toledo would be the halfway point and the venture is viewed as a promising on the route between the two cities.
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Seattle
Toledo
Portland
Washington Oregon Corpora tion Moves Offices to Fowler Building
The Washington Oregon Corporation moved its offices from Tower Avenue to the Fowler building. Ground floor will house light water and ticket offices while a private stairway connects with Manager Foshay's offices on the upper floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington-Oregon Corporation
Lncation
Tower Avenue
Fowler Building
Foshay
New Depot at Tenino Prompts Public Protest
Mayor Peterson received a letter from J H Richards general superintendent of the Northern Pacific coast line about locating the new Tenino depot. The current station sits a half mile from town and NP said the new site would be a half mile farther south triggering strong local protest. Richards stated the depot would be built nearer the town as deemed possible.
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Peterson
Tening
J. HW. Richards
Northern Pacific Coast Linea
Tenino
Northern Pacific
Hale Mille
Tenno
Hichards
GHOE AGAINST Walle [5 DoMioneD Marena The etsy ogiitat Woo
The text appears garbled with names and phrases. A court dismissal is mentioned in a Saturday session with references to a witness and a proponent, but details are unclear. The fragmented lines suggest a Superior Court proceeding ending in dismissal or postponement.
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TC. Beautort
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Sanne
United Pr
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Marena
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Stale
Chelatla
Atari
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