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Newspaper

Centralia Weekly Chronicle

Location

Centralia, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1912

Page

6

Planing mill business shows boost in town

March 22 Herbert Robinson of the Commercial Club said the planing mill owned by R G Shore in this city is seeing rising business. Shore told Robinson he had more work than he could handle and added an extra man. He had planned to sell the machinery and close the plant but was persuaded to delay by the Commercial Club, while local dealers were urged to buy supplies from Shore.

Herbert Robinson Commercial Club Planing Uit R.G. Shore Shore Robinson

AX Catches Wrist in Accident at Chehalis Depot

March 22. J. B. Manning a billing clerk at Chehalis depot was sent to the railroad hospital in Tacoma after a fall while splitting wood. An ax descended and caught his coat, striking his head and breaking his wrist in the early part of the week.

J. B. Manning Chehalis Tacoma Manning

Bounties Paid On Cougar and Wolf Hides

County official Swofford paid out bounty money after a shipment of hides included seven cougars and one timber wolf. The cougars were killed near Vance by William Seals and John Thompson, four and three hides respectively, while the timber wolf was killed by Ray Stittner of Kosinos.

Andhor Swofford Bounba Vance William Seals John Thompson Ray Stiltner Kosinos

Fractured OCR Item Notes Local Notices and Names

Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered names and phrases including local names and a date reference. The readable bits mention a Mr. Grestoy and a public notice context, with unclear actions or outcomes.

MOUSE OMOKER SUCCESS MOUSE OMOKER SUCCESS

The club gymnasium hosted a successful smoker event with a main bout featuring Pomeo Hagen of Seattle versus St Gotchey of Hochester in four welterweight rounds. About 190 attended and four preliminaries by Tocal rent were well received. the club plans monthly smokers if interest continues.

Clit Gymnarium Pomeo Hagen Seattle St Gotchey Hochester Tocal Rent G Ymnasium M” Chib Mhokers

Begging Getting in Disrepute in Paris Guild

United Press dispatch from Paris reports Manet era guild fears impostors are undermining their craft. Plural claims accuse impostors of bringing the profession into disrepute as enforcement steps are contemplated to defend their beats.

United Paris Wegsirs

Mrs Kramer Released and Case Details Mentioned

United Press Leased Wires report on a court matter involving Mrs Kramer. The article references testimony and a Dudley Mitchell figure, with references to rail and local officials, and notes procedural rulings and a decision affecting the case status.

Grays Harbor Strike Ties Up Shipping

United Press dispatch from Hoquiam reports all wharfs and docks at Grays Harbor towns tied up by I W W and Longshoremen strike. About 630 workers active, 1300 temporarily laid off. Greek strikers clash with Americans. City Attorney Callahan faces charges over handling. recall threats against officials amid labor turmoil.

United Press Hoquiam Aberdeen Grays Harbor Northwestern Callahan Hoquiam Trades Couneil Lon Miller Miller Tradea Council J. W. Wight Themis Federation of Labor Af Jfair

Chinese suffragists rout national adversary in melee assault

A chaotic scene erupts as suffragists clash with opponents at a national rally. Protesters force entry, break chairs, and damage windows while police attempt to restore order amid tense chants and counter demonstrations.

March Crop of Outdoor Pie Plant

H L Drew brought stalks of rhubarb to The Chronicle office grown outdoors one half mile south of the city. The stalks exceed a foot in length and are displayed by Mr Drew. Rhubarb now in season without a hothouse is noted as a rarity.

H. L. Drew Chronicle Office Drew

Washington Oregon Sued for 30000 Damages

Mrs C Erickson of Chehalis sues Washington Oregon Corporation in Superior Court seeking 30000 for injuries after stepping into an uncovered post hole on October 7, 182%. She alleges a permanent spinal injury requiring operation and lifelong impairment.

C. Erickson Chehalis Washington-Oregon Corporation Commanit Erickson

Germany Plans Huge Rail Military Expenditure

United Press Leased Wire reports Germany is preparing a massive boost to rail military spending. Government officials address security needs and strategic mobility, signaling heavy investment in rail infrastructure and equipment.

City schools disavow ties to National Conservatory venture

R. W B. Kellogg, superintendent, states the National Conservatory for Music is using a business name to imply city school affiliation. He clarifies the schools have nothing to do with the parties and that they likely lack a place of business in Centralia. He recalls a prior, unsatisfactory, similar operation decades ago.

R. W B. Kellogg National Conservatory For Music Centralia

Freshman Spanked by Sophomores at University of Washington

Report from University of Washington dated March 22 describes freshmen hazing as sophomores spanked a Tacoma 17 year old student weighing under 100 pounds named Paul Hammer. Faculty may discipline those involved as they support freshmen regulations.

United Press University OF Washington Paul Hammer Tacoma Hammer Husky Hamer

Centralia Rejects Albers for State League President

Publication in Chehalis claims Twin Cities fans back J. O. Albers for re election but this is denied. Centralia baseball public backs Judge George Dysart with assurances from fans and ball promoters in Aberdeen and Olympia.

Chehalis Twin Cities J. Albers Mr. Albers Centralia George Dysart Jfans Ab~deen Olympia Dyre WHL Itate It Judge Dysart

Glee Glue to Ge Here April 2

A fragmented local notice lists events and performances on April 2 with unclear names and dates. The readable portions indicate a community gathering or theater event hosted by a local group, mentioning medals and local participants. The text is incomplete but centers on a scheduled April 2 appearance.

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