Centralia Woman Dies in Portland Hospital
Mareh C. Mrs. Mittie Ws Averill 46 wife of Frank W. Averill and longtime Centralia resident died in a Portland hospital after a several weeks illness. The body will lie at Nowell parlors until Monday, with funeral at 2 PM Monday at the Christian church Rev. Herbert Ryder officiating. Interment in Mountain View cemetery. Survived by husband and four sons Gary Murr Goldie and Lowell Averill all of Centralia. Son George N. Averill died earlier this month.
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Mittie Ws. Averill
Frank WN. Averill
Centralia
Portland
Nowell
Christian Church
Herbert
Ryder
Mountain View
Train Victim Finally Identified by Coroner Sticklin
Coroner Charles Sticklin has identified the man killed last December at Iceak depot when he leaped from a southbound baggage car in front of a northbound train. A telegram from Minneapolis resident Mrs. Myrta Layman confirms the likely match to her son Downs, who was with the victim at the time. Layman plans to travel to Centralia to confirm identity. Downs’ whereabouts are currently unknown. Relatives live in Severed.
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Charles Sticklin
Iceak
Myrta A. Layman
Minneapolis
Downer
Minnesota State Penitentiary
Lawrence Concession Talk Advances Amid Labor Pressures
In Lawrence a late night session saw leaders of both Dhilenichers Ars and allies press for broader concessions. Milkhowners proposed a general 7 percent wage rise for all workers, a move seen as potentially pivotal for agreement.
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Lawrence. Amass
Mareh
Dhilenichers
Ars
Milchowners
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Soloers 10 China Soloers 10 China
The Second Vallation of the Wiftcont Uniton Statow infantry, Seventoen aitivers and 460 Men, RAlled today for Ten Tah on the Transport Warren, reinforce the first battalion of that regiment at Poko. A Wook agent pleded anilly in moumnteiial coin. If they All get an conscience, the whole of Justice would be clogged.
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Manila
Statow
Warren
Poko
Kags
Flax Plant to Resume Operations in Chehalis
A. C. S. John, trustee for United States Flax, Twine and Manufacturing, announced the Chehalis plant will reopen next Monday with a crew of 12. The company holds 70 tons of flax to be made into twine for coastal newspapers and hopes to reach a paying basis soon.
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A. CU. S. John
United States
Flax, Twine and Manufacturing Company
Chehalis
Twine
Local Farmers Club to Publish Monthly Booklet
The Commercial Club announces a monthly pamphlet for farmers in the locality. It will include hints and suggestions, a column of questions and answers on topics suggested by growers, and will be circulated free.
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Nuessons
Housewives Beat Butter Prices With League Plan
New York March 9 United Press Leased Wire. The Housewives League campaign to cut butter costs has succeeded, pulling the price from fifty cents to about thirty five cents in weeks. The league plans a chain of wholesale markets across the city to extend savings to residents.
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United Press
New York
Housewives’ League
Philic
Darrow Trial Date Set Months After Visit to Los Angeles
The report notes a trial date of May 14 for Darrow, with a judge set to preside and references a March press wire from Los Angeles. The fragment mentions Marines and a dependent schedule for the proceedings.
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LS Angeles
Marines Parrow
Intron
Taft OY He Progressive Vision and Policies
Taft faces criticism over progressive reforms as strong opposition questions the pace and scope of change. The president defends his program while factions clash over constitutional limits and new policies.
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Taft OY
Benches Cause Public Works Dispute Over Park Usage
Reports indicate city workers weigh using park benches as material for whittling knives. Interim official Willan Kelr faces enforcement questions as a tallied fine and penalties loom for property damage and potential safety violations.
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Ing Willan Kelr
Ramimtaianin of
Public Works
Chobeteloa
Two Hotels Burn Killing Six and Leaving Seven Die
United Press reports a March Chicago fire at the Barnett House and Salvation Army Hotel on South Clark Street. Six dead and seven dying. corpses recovered by 9:44 as hundreds fled, many leaping from windows, others climbing down fire escapes, with most fatalities from smoke suffocation.
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United Press
Chicago
Barnett
Salvation Army
South Clark Street
Harnett House
Mfeneta
Dynamite attack hits Juarez bank and city
In El Paso March, rebels and soldiers dynamited the Juarez National Bank seizing 17490 and burning securities. A day earlier 200000 in currency was moved to a bank in El Paso. Saloons in Juarez are burned or lost as officers lose control. Refugees report 500 federals en route from Hermosillo to confront rebels.
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United Press
EL Paso
Juarez National Bank
Juarez
Hermosillo
King George Concedes Honor To Amundsen
London reports a telegram from King George congratulating Roald Amundsen on the South Pole achievement. England expresses disappointment Beattie did not reach first, while Scott is believed beaten. Amundsen’s claim supported by scientists. the Pole lies on a high plateau named King Haakon's Plateau.
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Amundsen
London
Marth
Ywaakan
Norway
Anwndsen
George Togur
England
Beatt
Scott
Ammdsen
Amuundsen
Haakon
Newaukum Water Declared Very Pure by Bacteriologist
The state bacteriologist reported the North Fork Newaukum River water shows a very high degree of purity after samples were analyzed by A. Jacobsen of Seattle. The chemical report notes minimal sediment and negligible dissolved impurities, with several tests confirming purity. Mayor Thompson received the sealed report via Dr. Fick, who forwarded Jacobsen’s findings.
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Pr. Fick
A. Jacobsen
Seattle
Jacobsen
Dr. Fick
Thompson
Manuel Hones Yo Regain Throne
Fragmentary report describes plans tied to restoring monarchy in Portugal. Mentions Manuel, Matgel, Birane Dow Mate, Anita Stewart, Tomas, and an agreement about intervention. Text is unclear but signals a possible royal restoration effort and political maneuvering.
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Eittest
Iain
Martel
Portugal
Momarchy
Repdgein
Matgel
Ty Celine Anit
Tomas
Manuel
Anita Stewart
Mizsels Sun
Bach
Appeal Heard No Superior Court Today
In a brief hearing at the Superior Court today the appeal from the court of justice is noted. The case involves White and others linked to the Plnewshop yards incident. Details remain unclear as the euro was repeated to the Min Superior Court from the lower court.
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Cieato Va
Beng
Min
Court of Juatica PL
Concert Proceeds Benefit New Church Project
A local concert raised funds for a new church project. Proceeds supported a phased payment plan and covered part of the required costs. The event featured community performers and drew neighborhood support for the construction effort.
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NEW Church
Stack 10 to be returned to reformatory
March 9 a man will arrive from the state reformatory at Monroe to take back Robert Stack the paroled prisoner who was arrested yesterday charged with stealing a bicycle from Dr Bickford Sheriff Urquhart went to Monroe to take back Marion Craig the youth Paul burglar brought here to testify against his alleged partners in crime and if Stack's arrest had ceased an hour sooner he could have been taken by Urquhart
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State Reformatory
Monroe
Robert Stack
Dr. Bickford
Urquhart
Marion Craig
Paul Burglar
Stack
Roosevelt Club Formed in Toledo Ahead of Convention
A Roosevelt Club is planned in Toledo ahead of the Republican County Convention next month. A public meeting Monday night will finalize the organization. Locals expect Toledo delegates to Aberdeen May 11 to be instructed for Roosevelt.
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Toledo
Aberdeen
Roosevelt
Stealing Advertising Sparks New York Protests
New York newspapers unite against firms printing counterfeit pages and paying news dealers to insert them in Sunday editions. A newsdealer is arrested to test enforcement as publishers name firms accused of stealing advertising.
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T United Press
New York
Umpire Jack Gelder Receives State League Call
Local sports column notes Jack Gelder was tapped as an umpire for the state league, with prior standout seasons and a voice described as firm. The piece highlights his path to officiating and anticipated impact in upcoming games.
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Jack Gelder
Rearrested men held on new bonds furnished
The report states that several detainees, including M Hon James Raymond and Joe Carin, were rearrested and placed in custody until new bonds were supplied. Raymond was released again last met, and one suspect was unable to serve a tow tal. The detail suggests ongoing bond adjustments by the court.
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James Raymond
Joe Carin
Raymond
Wilson to Attend Brooklyn Tea Dinner Address
United Press dispatch from New York reports President Woodrow Wilson will be the guest of honor at the Brooklyn Telegramtonames animal dinner and is expected to offer important remarks. The item notes Wilson’s anticipated appearance and the significance of the event.
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Governoto Wilson Los EE
United Press
Wire
York
Woodrow Wilson
Brooklyn
Tuportint
Ad- Aras
Three Burglary Trials End in Guilty Plea in Walla Walla
March 9 reports detail the Superior Court proceeding for Robert Contellan, Al drea Maxwell, and Charles Bassett charged with burglary for stealing bottles of liquor from Commercial Liquor House. Maxwell pled guilty and confessed to consuming the stolen goods, exonerating the others. Maxwell received a sentence ranging from six months to 13 years in Walla Walla. charges against the other two were dismissed.
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Robert Contellan
Aldrea Maxwell
Charles Bassett
Superior Court
Maxwell
Walla Walla
Postal Bank Opens in Tenino After Approval
The Postal Savings Bank was authorized by the Post Office Department in Washington D. C. and opened its doors yesterday in Tenino. The first day deposits totaled several hundred dollars. With the usual local quarry workers employed in Tenino, officials expect the bank to prosper.
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Postal Savings Bank
Tenino
Post Office Department
Washington, D. C
WOUNDED MAN RELEASED FROM HOSPITAL IN TENINO SHOOTING CASE
Pete Rossi an Italian man shot by Victor Pastori in Tenino two weeks ago has been released from Empotyes Hospital. Rossi traveled to Olympia yesterday to confer with Prosecuting Attorney Wilson about pursuing Pastori’s prosecution.
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Pete Rossi
Victor Pastori
Tenino
Empotyes
Rossi
Olympia
Centralian candy makers open Chehalis storefront
Maren 9 Roues and Jolusen, two candy makers who recently opened a store in Chehalis, have secured quarters in the city. They will operate a new shop in the former den space, bringing local confectionery to downtown Chehalis.
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Roues & Jolusen
Chetatis
Den
Toronita Tobacco Reports Higher Weave in Annual Figures
New York March 12 report from the Loriliaed Company, part of the Amor tein Tobacco Company division, notes a greater than expected rise in output. The annual summary to stockholders highlights improvements and ongoing restructuring within the tobacco interests.
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New York
Loriliaed Company
Amortein Tobacco Company
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