Chehalis Elects 1912 Directors At Club Meeting
At a Citizens' Club room meeting Elmer McBroom was named chairman of Chehalis baseballs board of directors for the 1912 season with J B McDonald as secretary. Murray the sensational outfielder of 1914 was chosen manager, urged to join, and may leave business to play again.
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Citizens’ Club
Elmer McBroom
J. E. McDonald
Short
Frank Power
A. E B. Judd
F. J. Oberer
Dan Bush
J. B. McDonald
Murray
Chehalis
A. E. Judd
C. J. Albers
Aberdeen
Olympia
Charles Gilchrist
Toca
Midnight summons stirs Judge Hoss then finds hotel row
March 4 tale describes Judge Haas awakened at midnight by a distraught caller claiming a warrant for a man who allegedly sparked tension at the Tembin Hotel. The judge rushes to the police station only to learn the dispute in the lobby had been settled peacefully.
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Hoss
Hanson
Finn
Co Tembin
Nvo
Justice of the Peace Charter
Haas
Temple of
Justce
Hose
Judge Fines His Wife for Contempt
A court fined a wife in a contempt case amid heated remarks as she argued with the judge. The incident, described by United Voesseased Wire, involved a prisoner matter and a claimed need to uphold court authority during the proceedings.
Grand Valley fruit growers hold meeting at Pleere tract schoolhouse
An enthusiastic gathering of about a dozen Grand Valley fruit growers met at the Pleere tract schoolhouse, northwest of Grand Mound. Speakers including Herbert Robinson, D.T. Murrie, J. W. Waters, and Henry Loomis discussed fruit and berry culture, irrigation, and joining the Centralia Fruit Growers Association.
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Grand Valley
Pleere
Grand Mound
Herbert Robinson
Commerceal Club
D.T. Murrie
J. W. Waters
Henry Loomis
Fords Prairie
Centralia Fruit Growers Association
Mr. Robinson
Robinson
Centralia Fruit Growera’ Association
Loomis
Centralia Fruit Growers’ Association
Mr. Waters
Spokane
Yakima
Waters
Contralian Matriarch Tale From Old Time Core Valin
An OCR fragment outlines a story about Mrs Ladhel and her family. It mentions a great-great grandmother living with a great-granddaughter in June time, and notes a wine aged two years. The text is garbled but indicates kinship across generations and a home setting.
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Mor Ladhelt
Sation
Ladhel
Sadle Tanith
Satsay
Klaus Leads in Betting Amid Odd Promoted Fight
Fragmented OCR reports show betting focus on Klaus as favorite in a weight class event. Names and places are garbled, but indicates wagering momentum and a tied or teased result involving Presa and Wires with references to Mittaburg and Conan.
Goal Strike Brings Appalling Suffering Across Britain
London reports widespread misery from a prolonged coal strike affecting England Scotland and Wales. Hundreds of soup kitchens operate as 2.5 million workers lose livelihoods and ten million face starvation amid closed mills and fuel shortages.
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London
England
Scotland
Wales
Hanley
Home Office
Engineers of Fifty Railroads May Face Strike
Fifty railroads east of Chicago confront a possible strike as engineers press for a one cent per hour wage increase. Management argues current wage rulings cover costs and warn of higher payrolls if demands grow.
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New York
Chicago
Woman Inferior To Man Declared By Methodist Bishop
Baltimore March 22 A bitter denunciation of woman suffrage and the claim that women are inferior to men was delivered by Bishop Edwin Hughes of California before more than a hundred Baltimore Methodists. He declared women lack intellectual fitness to share in lawmaking and urged the lesson of the ages that woman should be man’s helper.
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Haltimore
London
Edwin Hughes
Californa
Ite
Opposi
Congratulations, Brother Jackson and the Newsroom
An oblique tribute to Peter Jackson and his editor, noting the impact of a newspaper office on a city. The piece reflects the era’s pride in press figures, the editor’s role, and the tension between journalistic influence and personal reputation within a community.
Tailors Strike Resumes Across Germany
United Press report from Berlin notes a renewed effort to settle the combined general strike and lockout of tailors in Germany as forty one thousand workers remain out.
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Berlin
Germany
Unidentified assailant blots out memory of clearlake officer
Oxnard Cal March 23 Complete aphasia developed today with Sheriff Martin five hours after he was struck on the head by an unidentified man whom he sought to question regarding the murder of Constable Warren Willard. The officer cannot recall a name or any details of the case or the blow.
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Oxnard
Cal
Martin
Warren Willard
Ben Hur Tribe Initiates Third Class at Andrews Hall
Mare 28 Centralia Court No. 44 Tribe of Ben Hur initiated a class of three sudies and three men during a regular session at Andrews Hall last evening. E. L. Hiberly of Tacoma, state manager, praised the new court for growth and ritual work. He departed for Portland today. A banquet and social followed the ceremonies.
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Centralia Court
Tribe of
Ben Hur
Andrews Hall
E. L. Hiberly
Tacoma
Hiberly
Portland
State League organization progressing in Olympia
President Albers of the State League will likely call a league meeting this week to elect officers, draft a schedule, and transfer franchises from South Bend and Raymond to Olympia and Aberdeen. A directors meeting will decide on a manager. Olympia State League club is formed with Adolph Schmidt chairing the board and Garry Hodge as playing manager.
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Albers
State League
South Bend
Raymond
Olympia
Aberdeen
Olympian State League
Adolph Schmidt
Mitchell Har- Tis
Thomas O’leary
C. A. Williston
George Taylor
Schmidt
C. Baker
Harris
Garry Hodge
Lumber Shipment Sale In Wakerville Exceeds Five Million Feet
The Wak eville Lumber Company transferred 3,000,000 feet of finished lumber to the Eastern Railway & Lumber Company in this city yesterday afternoon. The sale was executed with County Auditor Swot itard present and carried a consideration of $40,000.
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Wakeville Lumber Company
Eastern Railway & Lumber Company
Toledo Man Wounded in Accidental Gun Incident
James Turner of Toledo was injured when he picked up an old revolver that was loaded and fired, a case described as an accident with no alleged intent. He reportedly handled the weapon casually, unaware it was loaded, and the wound is not expected to be fatal.
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James Turner
Toledo
Mae
Will Organize 6002 Roads Association in Toledo
In Toledo on March 30 a meeting will organize the 6002 Roads Association. Local officials and residents plan to discuss formation, goals, and early projects for road improvements and community coordination.
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6002 Roads Association
Toledo
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