Big Southwest Washington Roads Meeting Slated May 30
A large good roads meeting is planned for Friday night May 1 as part of the Southwest Washington Development Association summer assembly beginning May 30 for a three day session. Acting Secretary Robinson has sent letters urging a delegation from Southwest Washington’s commercial clubs. Chaired by N B Coffman the executive committee urges broad participation to discuss road improvements, promising one of the region’s largest gatherings for this purpose.
New Creamery Sale Planned To Farmers Co operative
An agreement details the Glendale Creamery in Centralia selling to the newly formed Farmers Creamery Co operative. Papers sent to Glendale members for signature, transfer to occur once returned. J Q Norton, president of the cooperative, said the new firm would be ready for business by the end of next week.
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Glendale Creamery Company
Centralo
Farmers Co-operative Creamery Company
Glendale Company
J Q. Norton
Co-Operative Company
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No Mills, proprietor of the Daim ermen's Employment Agency, was badly injured this morning when he fell from a car driven by E J Scott on No Tower Avenue between Maple and Magnolia. Mills was treated by a physician and then taken to his rooms. his wheel was wrecked.
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A. No Mills
Daimermen’s Employment Agency
E. J. Scott
No. Tower Avenue
Maple
Magnolia Streets
Mills
Levee Break Drowns Whole Families in Louisiana
United Press reports that a levee breach in Cupee Parish, Louisiana, today drowned dozens of people, many of them whole families. Rescue teams were dispatched as refugees fled rising floodwaters, with government officials noting thousands affected and ongoing danger from heavy rains.
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United Press
New Orleans
Coupee Parish
Abedsiriel Siriigiorgs
Hood
Polit Comporda
Maree
Becton
Doles
Two Men Arrested in $90 Theft Case
May 6 authorities arrested Ellery known as Curley and John Doe after a plan to name the thief. Ellery is charged with concealing the crime while Doe faces theft charges for a $40 robbery from John Kelley. Kelley, arraigned, pleaded guilty but awaiting Doe’s arraignment. Ellery to be held as a witness.
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Awan
Curley
Ellery
John Doe
John Kelley
Kelley
Hoss
Gilty
Doe
McCormick
Insurgent Republicans Elect Delegation to State Convention
In Seattle on May 5, about 400 insurgent Republicans met to elect 121 delegates to the state convention at Aberdeen. Former Mayor George W. Dilling was named permanent chairman. Roosevelt and La Follette factions vied, but the delegation was un instructed. Resolutions denounce Governor Hay for refusing a special legislative session to enact a presidential primary and blocking Republican pleas.
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Seattle
Aberdeen
George W. Dilling
Roosevelt
LaFolette
la Follette
Hay
Trust Attorneys Fight Desperately in New York Suit
In New York on May 6 the government's case to dissolve United States Steel Corporation proceeds as trust attorneys fight back. Special Examiner Henry T. Brown oversees proceedings at the customs house amid a volatile legal confrontation.
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New York
Trust
United States Steel Corporation Wire Agun
Custom House
Henry T. Brown
Shriners Dayfest at Pasadena Draws Thousands
Thousands of Shriners gathered in Pasadena for Imperial Council activities amid marching patrols and festive displays. Notables include Mrs. Charles Palmer of IMA and local residents attending funerals, visits from County Commissioner J A Van Maton, and social events at the Ladies Embroidery Club.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Pasadena
Charlie Palner
Ima
Grand Mound
Grats Futteral
Preston Ware
Sehinol House
Clyde Dawalt
Haenda
J. AL van Maton
Pugl News
Centralia captures 2 of 3 in Clarke County baseball
In a Clarke County scene at Vancouver and Chehalis, Centralia won 9 to 1 over Chehalis as Frink and Smith dominated on the mound. Clarke Republicans at Aberdeen chose Theodore Roosevelt with 72 votes to 22 for Taft and 31 for La Follette, with delegates elected to the state convention.
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Vancouver
Wash
Clarke County
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Taft
la Folletta
Hughes
Cummins
H. A. Blackmore
T. L. Simmons
W. Ryan
Glenn Ranek
John P. Riggins
N. R. Rashford
C W. Bates
A- Higdon
I. W. Emery
Marion McIrwin
Oscar McBriie
United States
Robert M. LaFollette
Congress
Washington
Indores
Donald McMaster
Chicago
Nlne
Centralia
Chehalts
Local team tops Chehalis in pitcher’s duel on muddy day
Centralia edged Chehalis 2 to 1 in a muddy diamond battle before about 1000 spectators. Frinke and Smith pitched well for both sides while Guyn and Berry provided key hits. Centralia scored in the second on Hill’s single and a miscue, Chehalis tied in the fifth on Haley Berry and Taylor, and Centralia won with a seventh inning double steal by Vivian and Gleason, Gleason scoring. Edinborough made a running catch highlight in the fifth.
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Chehalis
Frinke
Smith
Victoria
Patton
Centralia
Hill
Murray
Gleason
Haley
Berry
Taylor
Vivian
Guyn
Carrigan
Jong Fily
Edinborough
Lew County Concludes Progressive Caucuses Spread
Lew County Republican caucuses wrapped across precincts with mixed results. Progressives gained in several precincts while others favored sand-pat delegates. Chelialis and Claguatu sent the largest delegations to the county convention as races emerged in multiple wards and precincts.
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Lewis County
Chelialis
Claguatu
Senator Fishback
Land
J. E B. Bush
Republican County Central Committee
Whelwing
Ma. Fishback
Mr. Bush
Jenunry
Kiig
Willeek
South Bend
Toledo
Ip Bop
Ide Het
Vetere
Anamior
Roosevelt Wins Entire Delegation in Walla Walla County
Roosevelt forces captured all delegates and instructions in a bitter May county meeting. C Gose resisted Taft while W J Kirkman led Progressives. after a vacancy vote, Khan succeeded Gose. Delegation split 20 to 1, giving Roosevelt two district delegates and strong-armed statewide backing.
Strike Rumors Ripple Through Chicago Newspapers
In Chicago papers the strike rumors spread as workers call for action. Editors reportedly face pressure while unions and management clash over coverage. A central figure, AN Hanberg, is mentioned in circulation discussions amid turmoil downtown.
Chehalis Tops Centralia In Downhill Scrap 9 to 7
Chehalis came from behind to beat Centralia 9 to 7 Saturday afternoon after five runs by Centralia in the first inning. Key plays included Taylor's four hits, Lomond and Wakefield driving in runs, and a Chehalis triple play in the infield. Wakefield started for Centralia. Archer and Williams relieved.
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Centralia
Tung Jn
Chehalis
Byrnes
Centrilia
Yadls
Vivian
Gleason
Guyn
Milter
Hauseman
Hill
Pettus Ample
Roche
Berry
Taylor
Lomond
Wakefield
Murray
Oracea
Hollis
Haley
Central Ha
Williams
Foui
Edinborough
Vivien and
Ladd
English
Patton
Tacoma
Archer
Williama
R. H. E. iChehals
Poultry Exhibit Prize Announced By Mill Company
FR B Hubbard president of the Southwest Washington Fair Association said Eastern Railway and Lumber Company will prize 25 in lumber and shingles for the best poultry exhibits at the annual fair. Hubbard and George Walker secretary express strong optimism that this year's event will be the finest in the association’s history.
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B Hubbard
Eastern Railway & Lumber Company
Hubbard
George Walkler
Wilson Carries Texas in Precinct Convention Vote
United Press reports in Austin that Wilson defeated Champ Clark by a large margin at the precinct convention. He secured about three times as many votes as Clark in the rough returns, signaling strong support for Wilson in Texas.
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United Press
Austin
Tes
J Wion
Champ Clark
Clark
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