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Newspaper
Centralia Weekly Chronicle
Location
Centralia, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1911
Page
4
United Press reports in Los Angeles on May 2 indicate both sides concede public opinion is fair and will not seek a change of venue for the McNamara dynamite case. District Attorney Frederick plans to try the cases on their merits, viewing it as a major criminal matter.
MILWAUKEE Wis May 2 A two mast schooner believed to be a trader capsized off White Fish Bay half a mile from shore in Lake Michigan last night Five or more crewmen feared dead as life savers battled heavy seas to reach the wreck Many lake crafts were blown about and did not dock until morning
A May 2 report predicts damaging frost tonight across the Great Lakes Ohio Valley Middle Atlantic and New England. Temperatures may fall about 40 degrees in the East risking heavy damage to fruit and crops amid storms and rain in several states.
Columbus Ohio May 2 Following the arrests of three Burns detectives for attempts to bribe state legislators the general view today is that their eagerness to close the cases has betrayed them. Senators Andrews Cetone and Buffmen admit taking money claiming they did it to nab lobbyists and bring them to justice with no other aim.
The Tacoma federal court freight rate hearing opened with observers from multiple cities including Seattle Spokane Pasco Kennewick Everett Aberdeen Walla Walla Centralia and Cheralis. Attorneys indicate stockholder reports from railroad directors may be included and valuation will influence the case.
Tokio May 2 Lieutenant Shir ase, leader of the Japanese south pole expedition, fails in the task and remains alive. Sidney despatches say the party returns and plans to sail to Japan. The group reached 74th degree and turned back due to cold on March 10. Capt Scott, Raul Amundsen, and Mawson continue to pursue the pole.
A long list details transfers and mortgages in Centralia and nearby areas, naming numerous individuals and guarantors. Key entries include L Schoefield and wife to GC Berlin for 1650 dollars. Alice A Wood and husband to Western Loan & Savings Bank for 1000. several deeds involving Bert J Brittain, Stephen Gronka, Ellen Pitcher, Mary Raught, and others. Properties span Main Street Garden Tract, Ward's Acre additions, Railroad and Ry Additions, and other blocks with references to sections 12, 13, 14, and 32-11-21 among many.
Peerless felt sold at $1.80 per roll Columbia Paint $1.64 per gallon wall paper shingle etaics and varnish advertised at the same low prices. Contact 286 phone numbers appear in the listing.
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