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Newspaper

Centralia Weekly Chronicle

Location

Centralia, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1911

Page

6

Benedict Has Commission From Bright Young Assistant Post Master

John M Benedict Jr has received his commission as postmaster of Centr ali from President Taft and begins duties April 1. He will be assisted by William M Grafton, a former Lincoln Lumber Company clerk. Benedict, Centralla born, worked in his father's office since age eighteen, gaining full knowledge of the post office.

John M. Benedict, Jr Centralia John M. Benedict Taft William M. Grafton Lincoln Lumber Company Mr. Gratton Young Benedict

Chehalis High Defeats Reform School In Practice

Chehalis high school football team, playing on the Chehalis diamond, defeated Reform School nine 12 to 4 in a practice game yesterday. Captain Witting led the lineup with four hits in four at bats as wind hampered play. Chehalis eyes a strong season opening at Olympia next Saturday.

Chehalis Chehalia High School Reform School Etx Capt. Witting Agason Olympia Ted Noeup Hame Laoilette Johns Lowry Murphy Scott Baker Davis Rafels Hoagland Bandat Temple Aspinwall Walter Agner Witting Riggla Gor Peet Teees Clyde BRR

Baseball Notes Describe Teams Shifting Schedules and Camps

March notes cover Iron Man McGinnlty quitting Newark Bougery tricks at Lakewood, Bill Datlen splitting the Trolley Dodgers into Atlanta and Chattanooga groups, Detroit Tigers breaking camp with youngsters to Shreveport and veterans to Birmingham, and Giants heading Texas then east. Reds depart Hot Springs for Louisville with Kentucky game next, New York American League opening three day Bersina with Richmond, while Washington visits Atlanta to meet Southern leaguers. A mix of cadet disgrace, parental concern, and Army penalties referenced in terse, unnamed sections.

Iron Man McGinnlty Newark Lakewood N. 5 Bill Datlen Totaryon Atlanta Chattanooga Detroit Tigers Monroe Shreveport Birmingham Memphis Marlin Tex Gianta Texas Torr Inginnatl Reds Hot Springs Loniaville Sindy Jossona Wasehall Bik

Chehalis Holds Record for Autos

The Chehalis Garage reports twenty cars sold in the past year with total sales of 26845 dollars. Models ranged from Cadillac to Overland. manager T. J. St. John notes continued strong auto business as Chehalis grows. About forty cars currently operate in town, mirroring Denver’s per capita rate.

Cheha- Me Citizen's Club Real Estate Exchange Chehalis Chedalth Denver Colo United States Hna T. St. John Chehalla Chelate St Joho Cadillac Werman Steishoff Rea Tourlaz R. L. Calylo Toledo Geo. W. Snyder Ind Overland Pennington Rossifort Elwood Poccett Knox New Warrison Adva Curts, & Ricker Adna Z. T. Alexander Chebalis Morsird Dread Arthur Deka Contenlia TL AL Cal- Vson Ini Ate Gowan Grant Harne Thomis T. W. Pield Chahata Maxwell Godfrey Cadac CB. Smith Winton Terman Detering Winton Tourte O Thacker Wew Chalmers

Senior class play delights packed audience at Rose

The Senior class play directed by Miss Crockett at the Rose last night was a complete success. The all amateur cast delivered strong performances with notable voices in the male chorus and solid turns from Clarence Chambers, Robert Preston, Lloyd Disert, Amon Rhodes, DeWitt Yeager, Walter Johnson, Marion Samples, Chester Rubles, Bert Kent, Harold Clark, George Barner, John Watson, Elizabeth Barber, Lucile Kelling, Naomi Platt, Verna Dennis, Bernice Spurgeon, Marion Camp, Grave Towner, Neil Markham, Louise Standke, and Pfie Car Withers. The production drew praise for training and stage presence across the ensemble.

the Rose Miss Crockett Brest Atage Misa Wadsworth Clarence Chambers Robert Preston John Drew Douglas Brown Phyllis Lane Jean Amon Rhodes Dick Preston DeWitt Yeager Hawkins Molly Walter Johnson Ted Whittier Marion Samples Jack Anstle Preston Chester Rubles Tom Rodney Bert Kent Billy Dean Harold Clark Bud Hamilton Geeorge Barner Jimmie Twiggs John Watson Shorty Long Elizabeth Barber Marion Daytion Lucile Kelling Naomi Platt Louise Ross Miss Grayson Villianess Jane Platt Verna Dennis Miss Dennis Bernice Spurgeon Molly Bruce Miss Spurgeon Hawkie Marion Camp Imp Miss Camp Grave Towner Emily Elliott Mrs. Brown Neil Markham Kathleen Kaix Louise Standke Pfie

Baseball Terms Boost Twin Cities Pro League Plans

Centralia and Chehalis fans met in Centralia to back a professional baseball effort with four to six team leagues and a potential National League charter. Sixty supporters from both cities formed a temporary group, appointed committees for buildings, subscriptions, and progress reports, and eyed nearby towns for expansion.

Centralia Chehalis Zhamer Chebalig Chebalis Thier Plains Centratia Twin Cities Benj. Ely Byrd Thompson W. R. Patton Theodore Hoss Frank Robinson Abe Flewelling Jock Vaughan EH. E. Teattnor W Bar

Chehalis Heights Adition Opens With Plans for Grading

L L Sticklin repurchased land for 400 dollars more than his previous sale and opened Chehalis Heights on the east hill. Grading to ten percent will cut to the summit of the Dolluff, with Lew de Wilson noting it will be a premier residential district. Work begins Monday as Sticklin, a leading Chehalis citizen, promotes the project amid local stir.

L. Sticklin Chehalis Lewde Wilson Chehalis Heights Sticks

Diaz retires as cabinet resignations loom in Mexico

Press dispatch from Washington reports President Diaz plans to retire and overhaul the government after cabinet resignations. Only Limantoni remains, with Creel presenting the notices. Diaz thanked the ministers and postponed acceptance of resignations.

Chited Press Teaxed Wire Washington Diaz Limantoni Ambassitor de LaBarre Creel Tt Ia Unltud Crappa Enriqué Creel Rami Corral Department of Gobernacion Department of the Interior United States Enerique Co Creel Cabinat

Marshall Solves Case After Evening Drunken Frail

Marshal and constable questioned Whitney after a morning arrest for drunkenness. Officials say the man fled before capture and police pursue clues to his past rewards while he remains in custody.

Whitney Offeay Jerry Bowers Wilhiey

Good Man Goes Wrong in Wartime Trial

A chaotic domestic disturbance led to the arrest of Marel da and Walters after threats and a confrontation at a residence. The court found the defendant Grtosb ated on the weigh and the testimony confirmed that the accused attempted to disrupt a home environment. The verdict reflected the tense altercation and subsequent legal actions.

Marel da Feonk Waltiytavas Witphy Wostorttyy Genkore Uber Prement Ane Genente Maniton Walters Fartierky

Shooting Title Cralted Focus Leased Wire

Crack shots from Winchester club of New Haven and Guo lab, joined by St Paul Rifle and Revolver Association, compete in indoor regional rifle events for a U.S. civilian league minor title. National medalists are awarded and teams vie for top honors in a national showcase.

Washington Wiichester Od Guo Lab New Haver Moe Wurten

Chehalis Faces Bright Manufacturing future with new plants

Prospects in Chehalis for factory growth look bright as flax and brick kiln plans move forward. A Chehalis clay trial yields perfect bricks, ready for inspection, while Theodore Schenmann prepares a foundry and gas plant expertise to start operations with local workers. A smokeless powder plant nears readiness and plans for a glove factory and school-seat project also advance as industries push toward substantial growth.

Chehalis Theodore Schenmann Seattle Schellmann Schnemann Murphy & Jahnson

Sunday closure movement threatens post offices nationwide

Postmasters nationwide push for Sunday closing of post offices while keeping window service for private box holders. The plan would suspend mail delivery at the curb for the day and close general delivery in cities, though some residents oppose reduced access. Federal officials reportedly favor the change, with near-term adoption possible in spring.

Executive Department of Washington Centralia Citivg Towerver Iliye Avery Uahler Burlay

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