Mexican Leader Outlines Democratic Path After Diaz
Juariz Mexico May 22 A Mexican leader says a new era opens with Diaz’s fall and promises a democratic government guided by patriotism rather than personal interests. He asserts Mexicans will not tolerate tyranny again, aims to regain civil liberties, and expects Congress and voters to shape religious and political questions while maintaining strong ties with the United States.
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Juariz
Mexico
Maz
Maeva, Jr
Ina
Carred Sates Press Association
Diaz
America
United States
Woman on trial for murder in New Jersey case
In Newark a woman, Camela Rignatella, is arraigned after being held in a cell for over a year. She faces trial for the alleged murder of Antonio Antonino at Montclair on April 24. She reportedly confessed, saying she acted in self defense after his insistence to elope. The case centers on a fatal stabbing and related testimonies.
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Newark
N. J
Ounaiderbie
Camela Rignatella
Antonio Antonino
Montelair
Antorino
Sitering
Sugar Trust Wins Court Ruling Over Cartage Allowance
United Press reports that the Court of Commerce joined the Interstate Commerce Commission in ruling against interference with the sugar trust’s deal with New York railways. The case centers on a cartage allowance, and the decision is expected to be worth about half a million dollars annually to the sugar refining company, a long-running dispute it has fought for years.
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United Press
Washington
tEhe New Court of Commerrve
Interstate Commeres Commission
Sugar Trust
New York Railways
Federal Sugar Refinng Company
Canadian Club of Boston to Host Reciprocity Banquet
Elaborate arrangements are set for the Canadian Club of Boston annual banquet tomorrow night in Boston. Guests include Hon. Frank Oliver Canadian Minister of the Interior and Henry J. Stimson Secretary of War, with expectations they will discuss the proposed United States Canada reciprocity agreement. Governor Foss and Mayor Titterald will attend, along with presidents of Canadian Clubs from Toronto Ottawa Halifax St John Montreal Quebec New York and Philadelphia.
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United Press
Boston
Mass
Ziven
Canadian Club of
Frank Oliver
Henry J. Stimson
Way
United States
Canada
Foss
Titterald
Toronto
Ottawa
Halifax
St. Jonn
Montreal
Quebec
New York
Philadelphia
Near Beer Raids at Goldendale
Deputy Sheriff Fred Smith with prosecuting attorney Ram say arrested Owen Mathews and James Owasey of Lyle on selling intoxicating liquors. They were held on $200 bonds to answer in June court. Smith returned with samples of wet goods sold as near beer with higher alcohol than allowed. Mathews runs a near beer hall at Lyle. Casey is his assistant.
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United Press
Goldendale
Fred Smith
Ramsay
Owen Mathews
James Owasey
Lyle
Mathews
Casey
Unitarian Anniversary Week Opens in Boston Mass
Morning prayer at King's Chapel marks the start of the American Unitarian Association eighty sixth anniversary week in UNITARIAN. Rev A M Ribbany addresses Ministerial Union in Charing Hall on The Oriental Christ in the Western World. National Alliance sessions feature Rev Wesl of Bellingham Rev Griffin of Montreal and Rev Padgett of Rutherford. Daily sessions and notable ministers from the US Canada and England are scheduled for the weeklong event.
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United Press
Brosign
Mass
King's Chapel
American Unitarian Association
A. M. Ribbany
Ministerial Union
Charing Hall
National Alliance
Asf
Wesl
Bellingham
Wash
F. R. Griffin
Montreal
Elizabeth Padgett
Rutherford, N. 5
American Unitarias Association Association
United States
Canada
England
Carnegie Lte Testimony Opens as Carnegie Volunteers
Andrew Carnegie informed the congressional committee investigating the Steel trust that he is available to testify at any time. The committee, aided by the Justice and Labor Departments, began its investigation with five Democrat lawyers present. Secretary Nagel of the Commerce and Labor Departments testified.
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Washington
Andrew Carnegie
Congressional
Steel Trust
Department of Justice
Department of Labor
Nagel
Department of Commerce
Lebor
Bitimson Takes Office Secretary of War
Washington May 23 Stim son took the oath of office as secretary of war today Paris May 22 The Minister of War Henri Maurice Bertean was killed in a Tangway monoplane crash yesterday Premier Antone Morris and his son Antone Morris plus Henri Deutsche La Mourthe were badly injured The minister Bertean was mangled and his arm severed by the plane fan as it struck the ground The ministerial party watched from inside the aviation inclosure when the machine went out of control Over one quarter of a million people witnessed the disaster
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Paris
France
Henri Maurice Bertean
Antone Manuel Morris
Sen
Antone Morris
Henri Deutsche la Mourthe
Berteana
Secret Student Pair Wed at University of Washington
May 22 report reveals Arthur B. Lindberg of Portland aged 12 and Linda Wilkie of Spokane aged 11 secretly married since September 16, 1910 while living in Lewis Hall and Clare Hall. Lindberg is noted as captain in the cadet regiment and secretary to Captain W. T. Patten, with long residence in the men's dormitory.
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University OF Washington
Arthur B. Lindberg
Portland
Linda Wilkie
Spokane
Aldth Avenue
Lindberg
W.T. Patten
Lewis Hall
Stanford graduation exercises close with Williams address
Commencement at Leland Stanford University in Palo Alto closed this morning after graduation exercises. The speaker was Bishop Charles David Williams of Michigan.
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Palo Alto, Gal
Leland Stanford University
Charles David Williams
Michigan
Brain Storm His Defense Inmate At White Plains Trial
May 22 at White Plains Corporal Spolir a marksman of Battery G First U S Artillery stationed at Fort Stockum faced trial for the murder of Rog a Ofoole. The defense claims he suffered a brain storm at the time of the shooting after finding the pair walking together and shooting the brakeman before wounding the girl.
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United Press
White Plains
Lawrance Spolir
Roga
O'foole
Spolir
United States
Fort Stocum
Spohr
Warsaw's 120-Year-Old Citizen Mourned in Death
M Pinchis Gonsarovsky a prominent Warsaw Jewish citizen dies aged 120. He reportedly fathered 145 children, with numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Umited
Warsaw
M. Pinchis Gonsarovsky
Boilermakers Convene in Omaha for International Meet
Between three and four hundred delegates gathered in Omaha Nebraska to open the annual convention of the International Boilermakers Association with participation from many parts of the United States and Canada.
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United Press
Omaha
Neb
Unitef
Canada
International Boilermakers’ Association
Arkansas Legislature Meets in Special Session III
In Little Rock on May 22 the Arkansas legislature convened in special session by call of Governor Dotaghey. The purpose is to consider an appropriation to complete the new capitol and to provide for a general revision of the tax system.
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Little Rock
Ark
Menbergs
Arkansas’ Legislature
Dotaghey
National Good Roads Congress Opens in Birmingham
Delegates and visitors from many states pour into Birmingham for the National Good Roads Congress annual meeting. Nearly two thousand delegates expected as the gathering opens tomorrow chaired by President J. Jackson of Chicago. Governors, members of Congress, mayors, and other prominent figures will speak during four days of sessions.
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Birmingham
Ala
National Good Roads Congress
Jackson
Chicago
Congress
Memorial Unveiling for Major A L Enfant in Arlington
In memory of Major A L Enfant the designer of Washington's plans, a memorial at Arlington National Cemetery was unveiled. President Taft Ambassador Jusserand of France and Senator Root spoke. Cardinal Gibbons gave the invocation. Miss Eleanor Carroll Morgan unveiled the monument.
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Washington, T D. C
A L’ Enfant
Washington
Arlington National Cemetery
Taft
Juaserand
France
Wihw Root
Cardinal Gibbons
Eleanor Carroll Morgan
William Dudley Diggs
Ef Wufant
Princesgorge
Maryland
Te Hedy
Artington
Student praises Grant in lively street corner talk
A student of American history extolls Grant as one of the greatest men, sparking a baseball fan to counter with a boast that Lobert outdid Grant in a trade, leaving readers with a sharp, humorous exchange.
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Grant
Lobert Cam
Dedicating New York Public Library Tomorrow
New York prepares to dedicate its 4 million dollar public library at Fifth Avenue and Forty second Street with exercises slated for tomorrow afternoon.expected speakers include President Taft Governor Dix Mayor Gaynor Dr John 3 Ml ings director of the library system and John Bigelow.
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United Press
New York
Fifth Avenue
Forty-second Street
Taft
Dix
Gaynor
John 3
Sea Serpents Questioned On Voyage Superstitions
In a brief exchange aboard a voyage, Wigwag asks about sea serpents observed during the trip. Guzzler replies he did not drink anything harmful and notes superstitions. Some passengers insist on delaying tasks from Friday to Saturday despite rational plans.
Man Blames Gravity Law After Downhill Mishap
A man claims the fall was caused by gravity rather than his own actions, reflecting a humorous take on error and accountability.
Stage Box Office Tales And Humble Household Queries
A witty dialogue on managing stage earnings and domestic conversations. Jests about sleep quality, financial trust, and argumentative strategy characterize a breezy catalog of banter and small talk.
Real Estate Transfers and Notices Across Centralia Area
A long list of real estate transfers, mortgages, and notices in Centralia Chehalis and surrounding locales. Properties change hands between numerous individuals and firms, with numerous lots, blocks, and additions noted. The entry includes water rights notices and corporate filings alongside public notices and a hosiery industry report from Philadelphia.
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F L Stanley
T Young
Young
David Stewart
Angeling Adams
McFardens
Shehalig
George Grobe Jr
Gro Grobe Sr
Commercial Imp Co
Commercial Imp
Viall & Mussick
Centralia Imp Co
Centralia
C H Davis
Coffman Dobson Xj Co
Ghattel
Mtge
G Quntley
Geo Grohg
Dinerauf
Tidelands Boundary Change and Purchase Preference Notice
Public notice from the Washington State tidelands commission dated May 18 1944 outlines a 1911 act extending the boundary of second class tidelands to extreme low tide, granting current owners a preference to purchase additional land between mean low tide and extreme low tide until June 6 1411, with terms and bids to follow public sale otherwise.
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Supreme Court
Udelands
Uda
Pratt
Olympia
Mobls Time
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the Weert
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Carnegie
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Stimson
Stanford
Bomlermakers
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Arkansas
L'Enfant
Abe Bank
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Cleveland
Tintin
Hoxton
Mrs. Muggins
Mrs. Buggins
Victor Talking Machines
Centralia Music House
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Insurance and Investment Co
Renleefee
Tiffany
Theo Hoss
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Wm'Scott and
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Brown Et al
Himelson Inv Co
Whitmore
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Wirlock
DW & AM
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Coffman Hobaon & Co
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Chase
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Chehalis
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Tiret
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Hervitl
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Cogswell
Lot
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DLO
Wagner Mtg
Jacob Cara
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Benton Herald Desk Co
Baldwin
Minkley
Canon
Centralls Inv Co
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Sam Randelm
Wilhelm Mig
JM McDonald
Daniel DK Wikner
Mig
Helmick & We
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First Baptist Church
Mintner & Cohn
Rebecca J French Et al
Union Loan, & Trust Co
Power of
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Denil
Miller Machinery Co
Harms & Brown Lbr Co
BP McClure & Wf
Thos A Gray & Wf
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Kaltch
Lina Wyatt
Philadelpia
Nicetinear
Philadelpha
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