Centralia Takes Second Victory Over Chehalis in Tilt
Centralia triumphs over Chehalis 6 to 4 as Krause steadies mound and Callahan falters in a heated game. Chehalis led briefly with three runs in the second on singles by Moore and Taylor, a Wetzle triple, and Brown RBI. Centralia answers with a fourth inning run and three more in the sixth including a Brown two-base hit, then a stirring seventh defensive play by Ste Dick.
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Stoler Pases
Wilkins
Weizel
Berke
Stebick
Brown
Guyn
Kane
Russ Hall
Chehalis
Centralia
Miller
Callahan
Krause
Moore
Taylor
Wetvel Noden
Etter
Heebe
Wetzle
Gleason
Hare
Newell
Anderson
Deehe
Callastia
Stedick
Wah bin
Grounuder
Himeelé
Krause Failet
Firet
Iby Wilkin
Cheah
Steulen
Milter
Basy
Wetzel
Gavyn
Berry
Krauses
Stehick
Abehalis
Scott
Centrara
Patton
The Game That Was Lost in Central Forty's Rout
A chaotic baseball clash featured Cent- ra and Cheah tallying runs in scattered innings. Pitcher Krause struggled as Scott, guiding Centra, allowed early hits while Abeha and Wetzel led with key hits driving a 13-run outburst.
County Will Take Railroads Mineral Lands When Surveyed
County officials from Pierce and Lewis counties seek immediate survey of coal lands to settle taxation on mineral rights. A state tax ruling allows assessing mineral rights upon land sale, but method to value not defined. Governor Hay and geological board to aid, with Professor Landes returning to oversee field work for accurate assessment.
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State Tax Commission
When & Hig Corporation
S.C. Davis
Isscor
John 8. Ward
B. Teachner
Lewis County
Olympia
Northern Pacific
Tax Commisssin Whiig
Pierce
Hay
State Geological Board
Lewis
Professor Landes
Geological Board
Diaz Holds Firm Under Muddled Wire Report
A garbled United Press lensed wire from Mexico City yields unclear phrases about Diaz, Timaatoun, and Wininee amid a referenced relay. The fragment hints at statements, moves, and old figures but lacks coherent facts or dates.
Protest on Pringle Street Paving Dispute Echoes City Council
Two residents living beyond the street end and Ex-Mayor William West presented an oral protest to Chehalis council arguing the Pringle street paving is impractical and costly. West notes repeated flooding, stumps, and alleged beneficiary motives, with abutting owners lacking funds to improve. A committee will report next week on advisability.
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Chehalis
Willam West
West
Remonstrance Over Cost of City Improvement in CU
A remonstrance was presented to the city council of CU behalis last night opposing the high cost of the proposed Pacific avenue improvement from Main to John street. The district includes four blacks and the engineer’s estimate of 12000 dollars does not cover the 7 foot center strip to be paid by the Washington Oregon Corporation. Assessments may exceed property values as owners seek reductions. The council and engineer rechecked the figures, but deemed the cost minimal. remonstrance was filed for future consideration.
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CU Behalis
Pacific Avenue
Main
John Street
Washington Oregon Corporation
Don
New Building for Gherals on Market Street
A petition by White and Gabel to erect a modern brick building on Market Street was presented to the city council. The old wooden structure will be moved across the alley. Insurance agent Lee McKenzie said rates would not rise and may fall. Council granted permission contingent on a $5000 bond to ensure brick construction.
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Tonnell
White & Gabel
Market Street
Lee McKenzie
White & Gabel Gly
New Factory for Chehalis Sparks Ditch Fill Plan
Chehalis council approves filling an open ditch at the site of a new Pacific Tank and Lumber Company factory. The Citizens Club petitioned for the fill to allow a rail spur for car loading during building, after prior objections by local representative C. J. Cogswell. The ditch closure was ordered at the last meeting.
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Chehalis
Pacific, Tank and 80E
Lumbur
Citizone Club
Connell
C. J. Cogswell
Chenalis Couple Matiy A Marries In Chehalis
The Chehalis couple wed yesterday at the office of the auditor. John A. Higgins of Chehalis attended the bride, Vorglo M. Hors. The ceremony was performed by Justice of the Peace GC Henufort. The couple left for a short honeymoon after the ceremony.
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Anditor Awiffard
Real Estate Transfers Across Centralia Area Realigns Holdings
A long list of real estate transfers records numerous parcels across Centralia and adjoining towns including Union Pacific and Washington Additions. Transactions include deeds, mortgages, quitclaims, and adjustments among individuals and companies such as Twin City Light & Traction Co, Centralia Imp Co, Union Pacific Addition, and Henderson Land Co, with values ranging from small lot transfers to sizable sums around 875 dollars and higher. Prominent names include Meyers, Smedley, Bartholomew, Sommerville, and Williams, reflecting a busy land market in the period.
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Aug & P
Christen
Chas Johnson
Jos Meyers & Wt
Chas Benjamine
Union Pacific
Centralia
CR Meyers Et Ux
Gelden
Rufus W Fielchar Te Nelle
Ecklund
Lmore
M Neeley
Smedley & Wi
Miller
Lot & Blk x Cent Imp Co
J Harrison
H Keller
Lizzie Keller
M Pitcher
Bartholomew
JW Keller
Jos & Mary Ann St Germain Dso
A Bartholomew
G Bartholomew
J B
Keller
oJs St Germain
T & ¥ Taucher
H Pitcher
Jos St Germain
AM &M E Sommerville
Sommerville
Twin City Light & Traction Co
Somerville
Cwin
iCty Light & Traction Co
W. Jopp Mauerer
Lewis County
Gus
I &M West
West
Sponenberg
J DB
Calison
Deming
Park Hill
Chehalis
Hailey
Chilcont
Lynch
Errett Alfred S
R .& A Skillfug Et Ux
iCty Fens
Cond Sale Hattels
Anna E Mortinger
Td Smedley
Centralla
Charity
Washington
Ha May Johnson
Fir St
Ita Centralia
ER Zimmer
Mary Suores
Lot & Blk
J Miller
N Jones
Donahoe
Urquharts
Berlin
Clark
W Dickerson
Wortington
Worington
John Galvin
Kullen
Riley
Morton
E. Bp&aarliey
G&s Morton
Barnees
Zandecki
Hurset
Arnold
Mossyrock
Zlega & We
Manel
Myrtle Cotrill
J Stoner
Chag Clevenger & Wl
D Christaln
Gia
Frank Styger
J J Bolinger
Ted See
RC Alilaon
C Blankenahip
J Smith
JC Snyder
Edward Owena
Sid
Willer Urquhart
Amanda TB
State of Washington
Frank Realnger
Ote
JB Nolan
James
Little Mt
Little Falls
Campbell
Little, Falla
Aurden Morgan
Ignits ‘Rhoemacker
Corsar
Olly Richart
Joseph Sihnmons
Biks
Parcuyia
Otta Richardt & We
Wm Wilcox
Ms Wicox
Otta Richardt
Parcuvia
Jos Simmons
Otto Richardt
West Coast Land Co
Ilenry
Porter Mig
Ernest Kupf
W W Davis
CG Blankenship
John Sadyer Mig
M C Lowry
Sarah E. Steen Mig
Wee
D J Gleason
McNulty
Josiah B
Philbrick
Armentrout
Hub City
Herman oTepelt
MCA
Toepelts
Doty
Twin City Light & Traction
Geo Snyder
OC J Williams Asaet
John Christianson & Wi
O'Connel Lbr
Tacoma Eastern RR Co
Meast
JA & A Wright
Lenhart
Henderson Land Co
Sit & M
Lewla Co
Garlaw
Hood
Harlow
Mtg- Id&br
Millet
Hunter A
Ralty Company
Anderson Et al
Jod Hancock
Anna M Brown
Vera
Choa F Mathla
Calon Pacific
Alig Christian
Henri Korenean
Savage Bros
Fidelity Trust Co
Nell T Smith
Stewell Patterson Howe
Property transfers and mortgages in early records
A string of land transfers and mortgages listed with names such as Calla Parrigh, Geo Ackley, Heriban Oswald, J W Hudson, Levi F Volt and companies including Huntor Realty Co and Dey Co. The entries note deeds and chattel mortgages with amounts like 47500, 1200, and 500, plus fractional property descriptions across blocks and lots in Centralia and surrounding areas.
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Calla Parrigh
Husbass
T. A
Milles Bilson
John
Rlson
Geo Ackley
John’ LeBlank
Geo
Drew
Heriban Oswald
J A Kjeliman Kchattel
Dum-Dum Bullets In Use By Rebels At Border
San Diego reports say rebels from Tecarte captured the Tin Junta headquarters after a four hour clash. The federale force led by Lieut Governor Larroga retreated from the Bull Ring at seven. Ten killed. Wounded Mexicans and several Americans surrendered to American troops. Insurgents numbered over 400 and used dum-dum bullets barred by civilized warfare standards.
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San Diego
Tecarte
Federale
Larroga
Cunningham Decision 8 Postponed in Alaska Coal Case
In Washington May 1 the Cunningham Alaska coal case decision was indefinitely postponed. Attorney Hughes for the claimants said he would appeal to the US Supreme Court if the result was adverse. Secretary Fisher and Commissioner Dannett faced two hours of cross examination by the defense.
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Wassingtgon
Cunningham Alaska
Hughes
United States Supreme Court
Fisher
Dannett
Fund for McNamara Defense Sought by AFL
United Press dispatch from Washington reports the American Federation of Labor is soliciting a nationwide fund of 600000 to defend John McNamara. The appeal accuses a detective agency and the National Erectors Association, plus major corporations, of manufacturing evidence to oppose organized labor.
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Washington
Ag Optem
United States
John McNamara
American Federation of Labor
McNamara
National Erectors Association
No bail for alleged dynamiter in Llewellyn Works case
In Los Angeles on May 9 Attorney Harriman failed to secure bail for John McNalira charged with conspiring to dynamite the Llewellyn Iron Works. Judge Hardwell ruled the motion could be brought up later as proceedings concluded in under ten minutes.
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Los Angeles
Harriman
John McNaliara
Llewellyn Iron Works
Hardwell
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Timaatoun
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Henry B Koontz
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Joe Tikalsky
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