Bank President Reports No Money Panic Ahead
Portland May 7 United Press. A. L. Mills president of the First National Bank says there is no possibility of financial tightness or a money panic, even with the presidential campaign underway. He notes Eastern bankers see improving conditions, money is easy, and $16,000,000 Portland Railway Light and Power Company securities were snapped up. Municipal bonds attract Eastern capital.
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United Press
Portland
A.L. Mills
First National Bank
Jig
Harvard Board of Overseers
Mr. Mills
Art
Rongevelt
Wilson
LaFolette
New England
Boston
Portland Railway, Light & Power Company
Mendota Miner John Doe Myers Declared Fugitive
A warrant issued by Justice of the Peace Charles Hoss targets John Doe Myers of Mendota for an alleged assault. Deputy Gon kault pursued Myers to the woods after the attack on Daniel Mestal Btable Carter, who was beaten and later treated at a Centralia hospital. search ongoing.
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Justice of the Peace
Charles Hoss
John Doe Myers
Mendota
Asien
Gonkault
Daniel Mestal- Btable
Carter
Myers
My- Milien
Centralia
Religious census tabulation report of 1912 city results
The tabulation committee reports from May 2, 1912, covering 1,412 homes visited with 1,300 reached. Total persons families total 4,935, Protestant members 1,408, Catholic members 204, non members 1,229, children not in Bible school 40. Twenty denominations are listed with 18 in the city. Submitted by Robert J Reid, Dr E L Kniskern, Rd Wvbrett.
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Robert J, Reid
E. L. Kniskern
Wvbrett
Otto A Case to Speak in Centralia Friday Evening
King County candidate Otto A Case, a Progressive and Republican hopeful for governor, will address Centralia residents from a car at Tower Avenue and Main Street Friday evening. Administrator of Robert Waddell’s estate offers private sale of Centralia real estate on May 25 at 1 PM, minimum bid $2, free of encumbrances.
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Otto A. Case
King County
Progressioa
Centralia
Tower Avenue
Main Street
W. B. Waddell
Robert Waddell
Grand Mound Ladies Club Social Supports Church
The Grand Mound Ladies Club hosted a Saturday social at the school house with a varied program by Misses Brown Hoover Long and others. Attendees enjoyed a fish pond cake walk and carnival features, with Indies serving refreshments. proceeds totaled thirty three dollars for church support.
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Ladies’ Club of
Grand Mound
Brown
Hoover
Mrs. Long
Morris
Watson
Masterson
Hooper
Wlay
Ladies' Club
Suffrage Parade Ends in Mass Meeting at Carneg ie Hall
New York on May 7 reports a massive suffrage rally at Carnegie Hall after Saturdays parade. Harriet Stanton Blatch chaired and delivered the keynote, praising the turnout and urging momentum for an Albany push and a petition to six governors including Asquith in Ireland home rule.
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New York
Caregies Hall
Harriet Stanton Blatch
Imade
Drs. Blatch
Asquith
Magland
Ireland
Charles F. ‘Alurphy
Tammany Halk
Albany’ Movement
Colored woman seeks warrant after alleged beating near Rose Theatre
A colored woman connected with Tom's Cabra company went to the Rose Theatre area around midnight to obtain a warrant against a white man she says beat her. Patrolmen Berry and Patton investigated. Justice of the Peace Charles Hoss was roused to issue the warrant, but the matter was amicably settled.
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Mey
Tom
Cabra
Rose
J Geal
Ibout
Berry
Patton
Justice of the Peace
Charles Hoss
Tssue
Fred Brotherson Survives Close Gall in Hoquiam
Hoquiam Chronicle reports Patrolman Fred Brotherson narrowly escaped death when Bert Hall fired at him near Chenault Avenue and Lincoln Street. Officer Brotherson and Officer Powers pursued Hall, who attempted another shot as Brotherson disarmed him and the pair conveyed the suspect to the city jail.
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Hoquiam
Chronicle
Fred Brotherson
Centra Hu
Wogulam
Bert Halt Tae
Jaf
Chenanit Avenue
Lincoln Street
Tie
Gutrotmen Brotherson
Pierce Powers
Kary Avene
Chenault
Brothersen
Powers
Hub City Festival buttons arrive for Centralia event
The committee arranging the Hub City Festival in Centralia May 30 to June 1 reported buttons arriving this morning. Buttons will be mounted on cards and placed in stores tomorrow with proceeds to cover celebration expenses urging immediate purchase. In a separate notice in Lewis County Superior Court the estate of Alfred F Cruttenden is being settled with a hearing set for April 19 1912 to consider distribution and homestead avoidance.
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Centralia
South
Lewis County
Washington
Alfred J. Cruttenden
Susan A. Cruttenden
Alfred F. Cruttenden
Alfred FP. Crut
Vonse
Chehalis
Lewin County
Auld
W. A. Westover
W. Monfort
Notch sale of timber on school land
Notice announces a public timber sale on county school land in Chehalis County Washington. Auction Saturday June 1 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the courthouse, with two timber lots described as NE I-b of section 36 township 13 north range 4 east and NW 1-4 of section 36 township 1 north range 4 east, appraised values listed, easements noted, sale under Board of State Land Commissioners and Commissioner of Public Lands orders.
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Lovse
Chehntis
Lasvis
Washington
State Land Commissioners
Lewis County
Commissioner of Moblic Lands
Board of State
Tand
Gale
Paraanea
Board of State Lam Commissioners
Public Landa
Blue of
County Auditor
Salt County
Morsa
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