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Newspaper

Centralia Weekly Chronicle

Location

Centralia, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1911

Page

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Centralia Water Co Seeks Privilege. Ordinance Passes First Reading

The Washington Oregon corporation known as Twin City Light and Power seeks a startling privilege. The city council, though facing a sixteen year franchise, passes first reading of a new ordinance without discussion. The present franchise remains satisfactory but a one sided ordinance is pursued.

Washington-Oregon Corporation Twila City Light & Traction Company Centralia City Attorney and Judiciary Committee Watson Tilley Washington Oregon Corporation Centralia Water Supply Company Newranchise Tower Avenue F. Storer Twin City

Bids Called For Automobile Fire Truck and City Franchise

The Washington Oregon Corporation presented a fifty year water franchise to Centralia, passed first reading, with two councilors absent. Council advertising bids for an automobile fire wagon, hose and chemical truck, and ladder capacity, with bids opening May 16.

Hodge British Columbia Geo. Mason Chronicle Roberts North End South End

Almost Jailed for Mistake in Hotel Case

Peter Michaglini appeared before the magistrate after being charged with taking a suit case from the Tourist Hotel restaurant. The case belonged to Miller and a translator noted he acted on a friend's urging to pursue the intruder toward Portland. The prosecutor stated a mistake had been made.

Peter Michaglini Peter Carter Miller Alown Pater Portland Aad Buxton

Principal Chastised Five Boys At West Side School

Principal Nounds administered discipline to five boys at the West Side school after they were found passing notes to girls. The incident followed a summary punishment given a half week earlier and has sparked parental indignation with talk of possible prosecution.

Chehalis West Side Nounds

Twin City Light & Traction Discontinues 9 O'clock Service

The Twin City Light and Traction company ends the 9 o clock service begun two weeks ago. Officials concluded the run did not cover crew costs. From now on the last car to leave Centralia on the even hour will depart at a stated time.

Twin City Light & Traction Company Centralia

Tacoma Man Near Death After Train Boarding Attempt

Logan Marka, a traveling man, was nearly killed near the Centralia depot after trying to board a moving train. He suffered a dislocated leg and a forearm fracture, with bone protruding, doctors said. He was given temporary care and placed on a train toward Tacoma for hospital treatment.

Logan Marka Centralia Dr. Banka Maths Railroad Tacoma

Socialist denied naturalization in Bou Bend court

Judge Sol Smith’s Pacific county court denied Dr H Barkman a second naturalization due to his socialist beliefs. The Raymond physician, with ties to Emil Seidel and Victor Berger, passed exam but faced prejudice in the decision. Critics cite unequal language literacy cases among Poles amid public debate.

Sol Smith Bou Bend H. Barkman Raymond Milwaukee Pacific Coast Aiella Dr. Barkman Emil Seidel Victor L. Berger Willapa Smith

Burglary Wave Strikes Eastside Homes in Centralia

Centralia police investigate a week long series of burglaries on the Eastside with two homes showing signs of familiarity to the robbers. Victims include Arthur Dickings, Charles Miller, Thomas Reynolds, and H Lott. One daring theft saw trousers taken from a high bedroom and left at stairs foot. money and valuables reported missing. Miller and Lott homes suffered ordinary loot and minimal losses such as a wine bottle and a silver cormet-stand. Police vow extra vigilance to curb the burglary spree.

Centralia Arthur Dicking L. Bar Charles Miler Thomas Reynolds H. Lott Dickins Mr. Dickings Miller Home Lott

Petition Objects to Pacific Avenue Upgrade Plan in Chebelis

The Chebelis council faces a petition with six objections to plans on Pacific Avenue. Issues include grade differences, inadequate tamping of concrete ballast, brick paving instead of bitulithic, tracks laid on one side, imperfect catch basins, and concerns about an inspector. The petition, drawn by C White, will be presented next Monday. objections about track placement have been addressed by council action.

Kulien Avenus South Tower Avenue Hanson Street CO. A. Cosgrave Gillam North Tower Avenue Pacific Avenue Chebelis Twin City C. White

Attendance Figures Show Strong City School Attendance

The Cen tralia school system reports high attendance for the month ending April 2. An average city attendance of 96.47 percent yielded 1 242 pupils daily, up from 1 073 last year, with more new pupils entering as the year nears its end. Reading room and Edison school records highlight room wins by Miss Elder Logal Miss Cochran and Miss Johnson.

Alllson Area Schoettler Edison Merrick High School Miss Hong Orist DeMoisy Miss Noble Edison Oes Sweeney Edison Snyder Oak View Tincoln Elder Logal

Sunday Post Office Closes For Day Amid Changes

Sunday closing of the Centralia post office is reported along with pending changes. Few customers appeared at the window while several new boxes were rented to handle the shift. The department plans two additional carriers for the city, following a past effort by Postmaster Tenochet. The post office was inspected last month by Inspector Backtia who noted the carrier increase.

Centralia Tenochet Contralia Backtia

HACKS HS FIEND WIT SHOVEL AGE BETWEEN GREEK FESTIVITIES

During a Greek festival near Koplah a man named George Dumas was arraigned for assault after a fight with a Hellenic man who claimed Dumas struck him with a shovel, inflicting a head wound and a deep cut on the hand. The incident prompted heard testimony at the Justice of the Peace court.

Koplah Court of Justice of the Peace Hoss George Dumas

Beauty and Centralia's striking children praised by photographers

The Abrams brothers, new Magnolia street photographers, hail Centralia as a city of handsome children. They note many babies and youths in the streets, saying Centralia can boast a fine, photogenic population and that local children reflect well on the city’s character.

Centrella Abrams Brothers Magnolia Street Hse Centralia Thesman

South Bend Promoting Improvements and Dredging Plans

South Bend prepares for street improvement bids totaling about 150000 as two weeks to final approval approach. The city also earmarks 224000 for river dredging between South Bend and Raymond, with 490000 cubic yards to be removed for a water-grade route into South Bend, Raymond, or the boulevard between the cities. Gray's Harbor Light & Power takes over the Cary Aberdeen electric franchise. a 400000 system will begin by June 1st with completion aimed within two years. D. H. Lowry advances home extensions near Miller Platt, the Meladdon house, a Washington historic site, remains framed by growing maples and oaks.

South Bend Raymond Rixmond Strect Railway J. D. Cary and Associates Aberdeen Gray's Harbor Light & Power Company Willana Grays Harbor Wilapa Harbor

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