Southwest Washington Pental Society Opens Convention at Centralia
The regular convention in Centralia opened with about 30 dentists in attendance. Speakers from Raymond Vancouver Winlock and other cities presented papers on patient comfort pyorrhea pregnancy and dentistry basics. Clinics featured crown inlays nitrous oxide and other techniques. a banquet at the Centralla Hotel will close the event.
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Southwest
Schenk
A. P. Ryan
Vancouver
C. Doty
Winlock
0. O. Nelun
O. B. Nelson
C. N. Black
8. V. Conway
F. G. Tetus
R. E. Zellers
Centralla Hotel
Harbor Teams Ready to Start State League Season
Hoquiam and Aberdeen prepare for the State League opener next Thursday afternoon. Mayor A. W. Parks will throw the first pitch as bands from both cities fill the stands. Aberdeen Black Cats manager Tom Kelley vows no cap, with a fast lineup including Trohe, Casey, Kane, Hikin, Klodliner Red, and Ofstad. Hoquiam’s Manager Ford counters with quick men, some in last year’s State League uniforms. The opening game will be a harbor holiday.
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Hoquiam
Aberdeen
Peason
A. W. Parks
Twin City
Hoguian
Tom Kelley
Aberdeen Black Cats
Baya
WIH
Ford
Trohe
Casey
Kane
Hikin
Klodliner Red
Ofstad
Cardui touted as remedy in Mrs McGill case in Arkansas
In Jonesboro Arkansas a Mrs McGill reports a dramatic recovery from a long breakdown using Cardui. She claims relief from headache and backache after hot doses and Cardui, praising it as the greatest medicine for women and urging others to write for a home treatment booklet.
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Jonesboro
Ark
Chatta
Wien” Bari
Penta
Mothers' Day Observed by Woodmen Lodge Committees
Letter from Head J Clark explains the origin and observance of Mother's Day set for the second Sunday in May. It urges honoring mothers with visits, gifts, letters, or flowers, especially white carnations, and suggests displaying the flag on Mother's Day.
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Tonsul
J. Clark
Anna Jarvis
Philadelphia
Soon to Be Nine Quarters A.B.6
April 27 report outlines upcoming changes at 207 North Tower adjacent to Union building. The structure, described as dilapidated, will be rebuilt as a nine quarter restaurant with a new chef and a focus on pond cooking and teas. The owner and staff promise improvements and better service despite a seven year tenure in the Palin building.
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North Tower
Union Boa
Tver
Local Visitors Return Home After Short City Visit
Mrs. Al Goodwhar of Buenda and Rev. Seat Winehreanor of Wine Tork returned home after spending a few days in the city, noting the pleasant stay and greetings from local residents.
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Ethel Payette
Geyerd Duya Jst
E. Morshach
Geneva
Buenda
Davies
Rostoy Mase
Mr. Davies
Prody Wr
Inthik
Mra
al Goodwhr
Nas
Seat
Tork
Bert
Hae
Robert T Hodge Stirs King County Gubernatorial Rally
A fair sized crowd heard Sheriff Robert T. Hodge of King County outline his bid for the Republican nomination for governor. He promoted a square deal, attacked political corruption, and pressed reforms in the jail system. He urged initiative and referendum, recall of incompetent officials, and criticized loopholes in criminal law. He favored good roads, reducing state commissions, a state constabulary, and work for convicts with family support. He claimed most convicts are not genuine criminals and called for life-affirming post release laws. He proposed abolishing the state militia in favor of a state force funded by members’ voluntary contributions.
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Robert T. Hodge
King County
Republcan
Hodge
Halig
Noble Utilities Commission
Souvicta
Lawa
United State
State of Washington
American suffragist laments Holloway prison isolation
Miss Alice Wright, an American suffragist arrested in London over the window smashing campaign, complains she was kept in Holloway prison for two months with no outside contact or letters to her mother until release on Thursday. The United Press notes her exclusive statement aired from London on April 27.
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United Press
London
Alice Wright
Holloway
Mount Temple captain testifies on Titanic distress calls
Capt. James Moore told the Titan Investigating committee that at 12:50 the night of the disaster the Mount Temple wireless operator woke him with a message from Titanic requesting help. Moore altered course and headed toward the Titanic, estimating it about 49 miles away and noting no other vessel except a steamer sighted.
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Washington, D. C
James Moore
Mount Temple
Titan
Shin
Missouri Taft Men Hold Rump Convention
United Press dispatch from St. Louis reports Taft supporters in Missouri held a rump convention after Roosevelt forces won the main Republican gathering Beaten at every turn the Taft faction elected delegates at large and adopted resolutions criticizing Governor Hadley while contesting several delegate slots in a tense political week
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United Press
ST. Louis
Roosevelt
Taft
Hadley
American Intervention Is Expected in Mexican Affairs
In a report from Washington, officials discuss potential U S involvement amid tensions with Mexico. Officials signal readiness to deploy artillery and other forces if necessary, with discussions noting limited public support and the need for clear objectives before action.
Bodies Of Astor And Straus Found
In New York on April 4 reporters announce the bodies of John Jacob Astor and Isidor Straus were found. A telegram from Mer of Jenn taculy Astor confirms the discovery as authorities begin embalming and burial plans.
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Astor and Straus
New York
Jenn Taculy Astor
Teaty
Maghay Honnett
Colt
Registration close with 1973 on city ballot May 7
Centralia registers for May 7 municipal gravity water system vote reaching 1973 total, far above last year's 4125. City halled with crowds as city clerk and commissioners processed registrations. Ward tallies show Second ward up, Sixth ward surpassing Fourth, with totals listed for First through Sixth wards.
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Anda
Centralia
Cou Missionery
Rushing Transport Ship To Mexico
San Francisco April 27 reports the transport Buford preparing to sail at once for the West Coast of Mexico to carry American refugees in danger from disturbed districts. Col. J. T. Knight states the vessel will be ready by Monday noon for loading at the depot quartermaster’s department in Washington’s order.
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United Press
San Francisco
United States
Tansport Buford
Washington
Mexico
Col
J. T. Knight
Depot Quartermaster's Department
Postmaster Down Cragkman in California Heavily Damaged Post Office
Stockton California April 27 postmaster S H Williamson of Farmington was awakened by an explosion that wrecked the post office He pursued the safecracker firing with birdshot and brought him down The thief carried $180 in government funds and identified himself as W A Hartman He may recover
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Stockton
Cal
WL Bar Will Be Married
From present indications W L Bar assistant cashier of the Farmers & Merchants Bank will wed Miss Harriet Wright in Portland tomorrow. The license was taken up in Portland Wednesday by Lloyd C G Warren a Portland bank teller and mutual friend. Bar admitted he is not yet married but would not verify the date. Mrs Pope of Batvada visits today with her sons Marlo and Edwin.
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W. L Bar
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Portland
Harriet Wright
Lloyd CG. Warren
Bar
Chehalis State League lineup set for opener
Chehalis lineup complete under Manager Murray as the team prepares to start the season Thursday at Miller Field. Recruits show well in practice. Archer and Wakefield to pitch. Ladd and Richard to handle catching. Sarrigan Lomond Horseman Haley to cover infield slots. Berry shifts to outfield. Crews to right field. Murray to left field.
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Chehalis
Archer
Wakefield
Sarrigan
Lomond
Horseman
Haley
Murray
California
Berry
Guatralla
Chehalis Fo
Crews
Gatte
Wil
Print Votters Philadelphia Opening Convents
A historical notice reports the opening of a convention in Philadelphia on April first. Delegates from various provinces gather to discuss progress and print matters for America. The event marks a notable moment in early printing and civic organization.
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Philadelphia
America
Sosluay
Sunday School Census Plans for New Building
Census and planning efforts underway for a new building project in the town. Construction resumes with workers and materials advancing, cranes and scaffolding described, and anticipated completion milestones mentioned amid parish and community discussions.
Misleading OCR Brief of Local Records
Fragmentary text shows names and places arising from a court or notice context but is garbled. readable elements include references to persons such as Ali and Tandy and locations like Libya and Ruete. The fragment lacks coherent events or dates to form a definite summary.
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Robert
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S.C. Leimert
Cheviomat Artillery
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Cragksman
Mrs. Pope
Batvoda
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Edwin
This City
ODMEN
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