Judge Cancelled Citizenship Over Seditious Views
United States District Judge Cornelius Hanford ordered the cancellation of Leonard Olsson's citizenship, ruling he fraudulently swore allegiance to the U.S. Constitution while advocating IWW and socialist ideas. Witnesses testified Olsson admitted IWW ties and opposition to the Constitution, with the judge deeming his aims a threat to property rights and government structure.
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Tacoma
United States
Cornelius H. Hanford
Leonard Oleson
Qlason
Pierce County Superior Court
United States District Attorney
Hanford
Olsson
Naturalizaon
Socialist Labor Party
Hay
Qlmoon
Neo Fa
United
Eordishy
Leng
Qarmall
Rebels Getting Whipped at Bormefitlo
United Press report notes rebels facing heavy fire at Bormefitlo as Gen Orozco orders all available reserves to join immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Paso
Bormefitlo
Gen. Orozco
Miny Immactataly
Cleveland Backs Plan for Municipal Market System
Cleveland officials push a plan to curb prices on farm produce by creating municipal markets and a market superintendent to receive consignments, distribute to marketmen, and eliminate middlemen profits. Mayor Baker backs the idea as a constitutional study proceeds.
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United Press
Cleveland
Ohio
Figh Trust
William, J. Springborn
Fred
Albor
Baker
Bieder
Fish Trust
Hoge
Lettuce Prowers’ Association
Ashtshila
Jeragaal
Wittsburgh
New Photograph of British Premier Urges Home Rule
Herbert Asquith speaks through a new photograph as he urges home rule for Ireland. The image captures the prime minister in a formal pose emphasizing constitutional reform and self government within the United Kingdom.
Water Fight in Toledo Sees Standstill Over Rates
In Toledo a clash between property owners and the water company over rate hikes nears settlement or public utilities commission review. The water firm is directed to cut water to nonpaying nations by June 10 as mass meetings prompt widespread nonpayment and a looming water shortage.
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Toledo
Public Utilities Commission
Damaging Letters From Archibald Allege Coal Transactions
Edwin Williams, a Scranton coal miner, testifies that Judge Archibald of the Court of Commerce propped sales of coal using his official position. On cross examination, Williams says W P Boland suggested obtaining a letter from Archbald about the Erie coal pile. Williams denies Boland claimed he aimed to trap Archibald.
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Washington, BD
Edwin Willams
Scranton
Archhbald
Court of Commerce
W. P. Boland
Archbald
Erie
Boland
Federals Prepare as Huerta Advances on Escalon
Federal troops under Gen Huerta move toward Escalon to engage rebels under Gen Ororco. A major battle is anticipated and viewed as the campaign’s decisive confrontation.
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United Press
Peromal
Mex
Huerta
Escalon
Ororco
Press strike persists with no settlement in sight
United Press dispatch from Chicago reports a ten day old newspaper strike with no settlement likely today. Strikers claim higher paper sales while editors say morning editions are being delivered without trouble.
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Cincago
Sresstiet
Two Killed in Wreck at Vincennes Railroad Crash
In Vincennes Indiana two persons died when a southbound railroad train collided with a freight. The fatalities include Miss Holla Riley and Mr. Hum, both linked to local acquaintances in Centralia.
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Vincennes
Ind
Southhompadeiga & Eastern Hindle Railroad
Holla Riley
Olyvia
New Store Credit Opens in Centralia at Tower and Pine
Vaughan and Muck, Incorporated debuts an aristocratic men’s apparel shop on Tower Avenue and Pine Street. The store occupies a 23 foot by 89 foot frontage with two show windows and extensive Pine Street displays. Local business leaders M. J. Vaughan and G. W. Mack, both Centralia natives, bring years of retail and tailoring experience shaping a modern, stylish venue praised as a credit to Centralia.
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Vaughan & Muck, Incorporated
Tower Avenue
Pine Street
Centralia
Messrs
M. J. Vaughan
Centrala
Sterling
Vaughan
North Tower Avenue
Haberdashery
Mack
Guy W. Mack
J. Bar & Son
Ben Selt‘ing
Portland
Centralis
BE. T. Tallmadge
Muck
Vaughan & Muck, Inc
Police Captain Convicted in San Francisco Murder Case
In San Francisco on May 11, former Police Captain Michael I. Gouboy was convicted of murder in the 1909 Bernard Zim case. He was sent to San Quentin to begin a punitive sentence after Judge Sargent ordered the term. The incident involved a man named Cowboy, intoxicated, shooting Lagan, a one and a half year old boy who had tried to help him off the sidewalk.
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San Francisco
Bernard Zim
Michael I. Gouboy
San Quentin
Cowboy
Lagan
Bos
Inauguration At Princeton University Honors Taft Guests
President Taft and Chief Justice White attended the inauguration of Joby Gryer Hibbonna as president of Princeton University. Guests included prominent officials as the university marked the ceremony.
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Princeton
N.o
Taft
Iuaticn
White
United States
Joby Gryer Hibbonna
Princeston Universlty
Centralia Downs Hoquiam In Second Game Of Series
Centralia came from behind to win 8 to 5 at harbor, scoring in the seventh and eighth and matching Hoquiam's earlier three runs. Key hits included Miller and Turk with extra-base work, and English held Hoquiam to five runs while Centralia benefited from timely rallies. Umpire Hall presided over the game with a 1:54 duration.
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Centralia Downs
Hoquian
Centralia
Hill
Gleason
Ford
Kinkelin
Turk
Miller
Guym
English
Roche
Hall
Edinborough
Smith
Enzi
Batl
Hoquiam
Rame
Berlin Airship Ready for May Flight at Hub City Fair
Claude Berlin's airship nears completion at Der-Min garage on North Tower Avenue. It will be moved to the fair grounds this afternoon or tomorrow for its first flight set for May 30. Hub City Festival opens with options on two dates at the Seattle Potlatch, with choices between aeroplane or hydroplane shows undecided. A Seattle overland flight from Portland or Centralia remains unsettled, with Heflin slated if the other aviator declines.
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Claude Berlin
North Tower Avenue
Dave Harter
Nerlin
Manneger
Seattle Potlach
Portland
Centralia
Seattle
Heflin
Mrs Harry Whitney Exhibits Wiarble Group in Paris Salon
Mrs. Harry P Whitney renders an exhibit titled Wiarble Group in the Paris Salon. The work titled Paganism Immortal is shown among other contemporary pieces in the gallery setting.
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Paris
Salon
Dr Rees Dies in Portland After Long Illness
Daniel B. Rees longtime Centralia resident died in Portland following a prolonged illness while visiting his daughter. Funeral Thursday at 2 pm from Finley parlors under Masonic rites. born December 12, 2011 in Weomiltion County Illinois, moved to Centralia in 1889 and to Oregon in 1892 before returning to Centralia.
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Daniel B. Rees
Centralia
Portland
Mr. Rees
Finley Undertaking
Rees
Centralia Lodge No. 63
Man
Weomiltion County
Ilinois
Ile
Cent ‘Tralia
Oregon
Methodists Split Over Amusements Policy Report
United Press dispatch from Indianapolis notes the Methodist Episcopal conference received two reports on church amusements. The majority urged broader latitude for members while the minority pressed to leave the policy unchanged.
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United Press
Alinnuapolis
Allin
Maty
Methodist Episcomil Conference
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Herbert Asquith
Prom
Archibald
United Tress
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Tiina
Olympia
Hum
Gentralia
Fychiee
United Press Lease
Washington, D. C
House
Congress
Mann
Washington
Money Trust
Banking and Currency
Inter State Commerce
Shipping Trust
Merchant Marine Committee
Steel Trust
Stanley
Florida Everglades
Smelter Trust
Baseball Trust
Woolen Trust
Rules Committee
Lawrence
Mass
Hidinborough
He AE_ Vivian
Guyn
Bainborough
Phoulig
Callahan
Penarth
Dass
Nloth
R. H
B. Turk
Reid
Roberts
Troeh
Tee Kinkelin
Ofetad
Palmer
Enz
Borth
Berlin
Harry P. Whitney
DR. Rees
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