Commission Rejects Minnie Green Damages Claim
The commission unanimously rejected a $7 025 claim for injuries Minnie Green suffered from a sidewalk fall. Bida opened bids for city printing and Centralia Chronicle won the one year contract beginning April 1. A local improvement district was created in the northwest city for street grading curbs and concrete sidewalks. A dog catcher was appointed to begin funding the service April 1.
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Mra
Minnie Green
Bida
Centralia Chronicle
Guardian for Ayr to Guy F a pplied for
Mrs Renu Ayres seeks guardianship of her five year old son Charles A Ayr in Superior Court. Hearing set for April before Court Commissioner W A Westover. Applicant requests waiver of costs. Albera and Ren attorneys to represent. Custody fight expected.
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Charles A
Renu Ayres
W. A. Westover
Albera & Ren
Cheha- Ms
Mrs. Ayres
Eastman Speech Draws Large Chehalis Crowd
A sizable Chehalis audience heard Eastman, an ex-canyon and musician, at the Riverside church. G. Maclaren of Ingieningia and others criticized statewide touring plans, with Eastman prepping further talks in Chehalis on Thursday night at the Methodist church.
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July Wastman
Spa Fo Aerowe
Raptige
Billy
Pela Gark
G. Maclaren
Ingieningia
Hetinion
Seattle
Sonviereraugsdist
Kisronin
Chehalis
Ohavete
Formation of a Southwest style land settlement discussed
A group led by Tenine Commercial and Tans plans to form an organization to settle small tracts near Loghte Land Agency. A meeting in Whe stone apnaprdess, NC, May 10 aims to outline inducements for settlers and workers to locate on lands off Winds in the nearby valley. Key figures Mayer Met Metersoo, William McArthing, and A Kenwarthy attend. The War committee must report back to leaders tonight.
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Tans
Redeville
Elise
Phon
Ueelib
Mayer
Metersoo
Fladihitin
Willian McArthing
Threlny
Prib
Vis
OG. A. Kenwarthy
Oti ‘Pentin
Sulzer Emerges As Likely New York Governor Hope
United Press reports at the March primary in New York that Congressman William Sulzer will have his Democratic backers launch a gubernatorial bid. Sulzer, long seen as presidential timber, is praised for reforms and pro-worker appeal.
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New York
William Tee
Sulzer
Dix
Congress
Tamemany Hall
Young Pe El’s Matron Dies Suddenly
Mary Rescue Parker wife of L E Parker of Pe El died at the family home shortly after midnight. She was 22 and survived by her husband and a two year old son. Daughter of Mrs Joe Colley, an old Pe BM resident. Remaing will be held at the Shighlin parlors until tonight, then sent to Pe EM for funeral tomorrow afternoon.
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Mary Rescue Parker
L E. Parker
Pe el
Wom
Fire at Seales Grocery Narrowly Survived
A fire in Seales Grocery at the corner of Main and Pearl Streets was quickly discovered and contained last night. The blaze started in a basket of waste paper and was prevented from spreading by prompt action from the fire department.
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Seales
Main
Pearl Streets
Jess
Game Report On Rough Baseball Match
A fragmented account shows Peell J and Tiaty leading early with brisk batting. The Batys lost in a fielding battle as Derm and Nicks featured strong pitching and defense, while Coleman pitched late for Dery and Kotte faced Ovielina in crucial at bats.
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Derm
Anatet
Tub
Glee Club To Bring 40 Members On Spring Trip
Centralia student Tavera leading a 40 member glee club on an April tour to Washington Clee and ASU Collebs. The group plans performances in Aberdeen and Olympia, with consent from Hat heniger and other organizers amid a schedule of trips and events for the troupe.
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Tavera
Centralia
Tin
Washington
Ptayeluh
Water bond election discussion set for May seventh
A special election on May 7 will decide whether to issue bonds for a Municipal gravity water system. A public meeting is planned at Lincoln school Friday evening to discuss the proposition and answer voter questions. A registration drive is under way to maximize turnout and ensure full discussion.
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Lincoln School
Striking coal miners face prolonged starvation risk
London march 26 with mine owners refusing concessions the coal strike affects about 1,000,000 directly and nine million indirectly. No community in Ireland Scotland or Wales is spared as government officials acknowledge the toll in lives and money is appalling while millions face slow starvation.
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London
Mmine
Ereland
Scotland
Wales
Bridge firm charged with bribery in county contract
Whitlock of Coast Bridge Company and engineer C W Raynor were arrested in Portland for bribery connected to a Davenport Lincoln County bridge contract. Indictment claims Whitlock paid Commissioner Rifle 200 dollars for the job, and Raynor paid two other commissioners 200 dollars each. Extradition and legal steps pending as officials seek bonds and counsel.
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Portland
J.n Whitlock
The
Coast Bridge Company
Railway Exchange
C. W. Raynor
Leonard and
Phillips
Davenport
Wash
Stevens
Lincoln County
Lincoln County Grand Jury
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R. A. Rifle
Rayonar
Yate
Packer Jury Finds Not Guilty in Sherman Act Case
A Chicago jury in the U S District Court found J Ogden Armour and nine other millionaire packers not guilty of violating the Sherman anti trust law after an 18 hour deliberation The combined wealth of the defendants is estimated at 190 million dollars The defendants include Louis F Swift Edward K Swift Charles H Swift Edward Tilden Arthur Mor ker Reward Morris Francis A owner Thomas J Gonuors sual Louis Heyman.
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Chicago
United States District Court
J. Ogden Armour
Armour
Louis FP. Swift
Edward K. Swift
Charles H. Swift
Edward Tilden
Arthur Morker
Reward Morris
Francis A
Thomas J. Gonuors
Sual
Louis Heyman
Indiana Taft Men Score Victory at State Convention
In Indiana on March 26 the Republican State Convention chose four delegates at large by viva voce vote. Taft supporters claimed victory over Roosevelt forces, with Taft candidates securing a notable showing amid contested conventions and party alignment battles.
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Indianatols
Ted
Roosevelt
Huge Fire at Gorge Triggers Traffic Tie Up
A massive blaze erupted at Gorge, closing the road network and causing significant traffic delays. Officials warned residents near the river to avoid the area as emergency crews battled the flames and assessed structural risks. Fire units reported water access challenges and requested additional support from nearby towns. Authorities urged commuters to seek alternate routes and monitor updates for safety guidance.
Four Men Hurt At Doty Day In Camp Incidents
Yesterday at Doty four men sustained injuries in a series of accidents. A logger crushed foot and a man aiding his descent from a 40 foot trestle fell, but escaped serious harm. W A Odell fell from river embankment into rocks, injuring shoulder and sent to hospital. Neil McMullan foreman was struck on the head by a cross arm with a serious burn and other non life threatening injuries.
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Doty
George Mann
W. A. Odell
Neil McMullan
McMillan
Liederkranz Working For New Chehalis Building
March 27 Chehalis Liederkranz German singing society plans April 13 magical entertainment and dance to raise funds for a new building on National Avenue. Violinist Murr L. Rudolph to perform. subscription drive among Chehalis merchants aims to cover any building fund shortfall.
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Chehalis Liederkranz
Liedrekranz
National Avenue
Murr L. Rudolph
Chehalis
Nelly Bly In Court Over Refusal To Answer Questions
Nelly Bly must appear in the United States Circuit Court to show cause why she should not be banished for contempt after refusing to answer questions related to Iron Clad Company bankruptcy proceedings. The case accuses her of evading questions and alleges forged statements connected to her former cashier and an assistant.
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New York
Maret Winherh
Seaman
Newswater
United States
Emuet
Iron Clad Company
Seantau
Les
Viking event at Casadenta Val spurs boneball team
Residents attend a local Viking event at Casadenta Val where the boneball team performs. A fund raise raised about £ss. One boy earns $3 while others earn Seoebe ON tre prone. The report mentions tests and a notice about a man named Ora and a weighty protest by officials.
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Casadenta Val
Dystas Neat
Baihd Adk Ud
Dante
Seoebe
Sind Ora
Ottleghds
Weah Weiidol
Demonstration Farm Seed Purchase Planned
A joint meeting of Commercial Club trustees and the newly formed demonstration farm committee discussed buying seeds and plants for the west city farm donated by P. B. Hubbard. Merchett Robinson, club secretary, was instructed to acquire the seeds, with Q Jayne and Prof. Sparks arriving April 2 to map the farm layout.
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Commercial Club
commit#8
P. B. Hubbard
H. W. Sparks
Merchett Robinson
Tacoma
Q. Jayne
Sparks
Doty Literary Society Launches Weekly Paper Dot Sentiment
The Doty Literary Society starts a local weekly titled Dot Sentiment to publish every Tuesday. A temporary staff led by Thurston Stidham Vincent Melebas and F Edgerty will prepare the first issue for the upcoming regular society meeting.
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Doty Literary Society
Aociety
Thurston Stidham
Vincent Melebas
F Edgerty
Unclear OCR Text Historical Sports Update
Fragmentary OCR from a page segment mentions athletics and dates but is largely garbled with many proper nouns unreadable. Readable fragments reference events, people, and possible venues but lack coherent details to form a factual summary. No verifiable names or dates can be reliably extracted for a proper card.
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