Centralia Cannery could lead local industry say farmers
A Saturday meeting in the Fords Prairie Auditorium gathered farmers, poultry breeders, and fruit growers to promote the cannery, bean contracts, and a demonstration farm. Speakers urged organization, market development, and wider plantings, with plans for future meetings and an electric right of way inquiry.
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Fords’ Prairie Auditorium
Centralia Commercial Club
B. F. Russell
EB. E. Teachnor
Iruit Growers’ Association
Herbert Robinson
Commercial Club
Teachner
F. G. Titus
California
Wing
Titus
Clarence
Tralia
Frank Ipe
Lewis County
Fords Prairie
Chas. Ives
Flb. Hubbard
George Miller
Thinj
Charles Ipe
Grays Harbor
Cross Arm
Fords Prairie Auditorium
Indictments Denied in Mindge and Structural Workers Case
In Indianapolis March 12 the government began prosecutions of alleged dynamditers as about forty five members of the International Association of Mindge and Structural Tramworkers were arraigned in the United Cire Court on conspiracy charges in illegal dynamite transport. Most defendants were arraigned with exceptions named for several, motions overruled on demurrers, and further arraignments followed for others as attorneys represented the accused.
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United Press
Indianapolis
Lnd
Alcers
International Association of Mindge & Structural
United 56 Cire Court
Ilegal Transporte
McNymaras
Lainey
Bryan Endorses Progressive Reforms in Referendum Talk
In Columbus March 1 Dore teddy Wek Regan outlined supports for a TV referendum and recall focusing on judiciary elections and recalls. He stressed a judge swerved by fear of recall would not be fit for office, amid broader calls for income tax and business taxation.
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Tresa
Columbus
Meureh
Dore Teddy
Wek
Regan
United States
Dabar
Agi
Crean
German Police Saber Strikers Clash With Authorities
German police and striking miners clashed in Verlin and Hamborn during a great strike wave. Reports from Hamburg, Düsseldorf areas describe police charges on crowds and widespread unrest as authorities move to end the miners’ dispute.
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Verlin
Hamborn
Dunseldorf
Power Line Extension Aims At Centralia and Chehalis
The Washington Oregon Corporation plans to extend its high tension power line north of Kelso to Centralia and Chehalis from the Kalama river falls plant. Activity around Laelia Rock clarified the project with a new power house near Kalama river falls and installed generators. The company has spent thousands on plant improvements and intends to increase power generation heading toward the twin cities.
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Kelsonian
Washington-Oregon Corporation
Centralia
Chehalis
Kalama
Laaila Rock
Kelso
Kalma
Woodland
Rainier
Kalama River
Public auction sells South Tower Avenue property
The building housing People's Store on South Tower Avenue owned by M Pitts was sold at public auction by Sheriff Irquhart to satisfy a Ven Treentry claim by workers owed for erecting the structure. The Chehalis River Lumber Shingle Company won the bid at 1043.45 dollars. In Superior Court, State v W A Roney Wak was continued to June as two defense witnesses failed to appear.
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South Tower Avenue
People’s
M. Pitts
Irquhart
Chehalis River Lumber
State
W. A. Roney Wak
Roney
Superior Court
Frangis SN. Page
Chehalis Dairyman Fined After Dairy Standards Violation
State dairy inspector O C Van Houten reported a Chehalis dairyman M H Gibson arrested for selling cream not meeting state standards. Gibson fined $10 and costs in Justice Westover court. Inspector has sampled milk, forwarded to state lab, prompting possible plant overhaul to prevent closure.
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O. C. van Houten
M. H. Gibson
Chehalis
Gibson
W. A. Westover
Teaunty
Sunday School Organized in Chea Valley
A Sunday school was organized in the Salter Valley school house on March 10 by 7. D. Everett of the American Sunday Union. Forty seven attendees greeted the event. officers elected included George Patterson of Cemrana as superintendent Miss Crab as assistant superintendent Earnest Johnson as secretary and treasurer and Miss Skinner as organist.
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Salter Valley School House
D. Everett
American Sunday Union
George Patterson Af ‘Cemrana
Miss Crab
Earnest Johnson
Skinner
Pioneer Adjudged Moave Pioneer Adjudged Moave
William Moore of Lewis County, born in Portland, was examined by a sanity commission before Court Commissioner Westover in Chehalis yesterday. The panel ruled he should be committed to the asylum. Moore has lived on the Rust ranch between Cholitis and NapAVine since age three.
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William Moore County
Westover
Chehalis
Moore
Portland
Cholitlis
Napevine
Lewis
Local Eagles Lodge Entertainment Draws Community Crowd
The Huglea lodge hosted a public entertainment night featuring music recitations and dancing. Speeches were delivered by several lodge members, with refreshments served to attendees.
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Huglea
Erey Sd
Summer convention plans set by Washington development group
Two more committees were added to the Commercial Club board to organize the Southwest Washington Development Association summer convention in the city the first week of June Pymsos was named chair to secure speakers and a new committee was formed to oversee events New appointments aimed to boost preparations for the event in progress.
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Commercial Club
Senthwest Washington Development Assaciation
Vue
Py Pymsos
Damages claim settles after train incident at Hercules quarries
Aistee of the Peace Mail Tox dragged 30 feet by a Great Northern tram at the Joon depot near the Hercules quarries explosion site, filed a damage claim against the railroad. He received a F100 settlement yesterday after Mr Lowe threatened court action if the claim was refused.
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Aisttee
Peace Mail Tox
Great Northern
Joon
Hercules
Tonino
Lowe
Rairoad Company
Mud-Slingers Are Scored March City Commission Meeting
At the city commission session today Mayor Thompson and Commissioners Sears and Keir scored mud slingers and debated a resolution amending a prior measure fixing bid-call times for the electric light contract. The News-Examiner drew heat as the discussion favored local payroll and tax benefits from a plant in Centralia. The council laid over action on the resolution for one week and adopted a separate measure directing the city treasurer to invest sinking funds up to 25000 in city warrants for the electric light program.
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Thompson
Sears
Keir
City Commission
News-Examiner
Washington-Oregon Corporation
News- Examiner
Forshay
Centralia
Washington
Oregon
Cerinty Nia
Wis
Ipress
Ihe
Electric Light
Packers Nearing Prison
United Press Leased Wire reports CHICAGO March 12 Prosecutor Judge Carpenter heard legal arguments in the beer baron case and refused to dismiss the indictment. Armour and nine other Packers remain under legal action as proceedings continue.
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Chicagg
F. Ogden
Armour
Allionaire
Irison Getls
Carpenter
Centralia Plans New 340000 Theatre Building
Centralia aims to erect a three story modern theatre by year’s end after local capitalists form a company. Plans evolved from two to three stories with seating for about 1160, brick terra cotta or concrete fronts, and an as yet undisclosed site. Local theatre leaders expect strong public enthusiasm once the larger venue is announced.
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Centralia
Ina
Mien
Thie City
Flw. Stevens
Rose Theatre
John Cort
Mme
Pete-Dimne Theatre
Mike Ese
Tie Vrose Theatre
Centraliu
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