Centralia Prepare for Hub City Festival Celebration
Centralia gears up for a grand three day Hub City Festival with detailed planning by committees. Four thousand program booklets will be printed and daily schedules distributed. Banquet badges for attendees and delegates are prepared for June 1 at the Armory, while decorations begin next Monday and residents are urged to adorn homes for the event.
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Hub City
Daily Chronicle
B. H. Thompson
Commiltee
Armory
Southwest Washington Development Association
Committee On Finance
Roosevelt Narrowly Wins Ohio Delegates Amid Tight Race
In Ohio on May 22 Roosevelt appears set to dominate the state convention with an expected 30 to 32 delegates. Taft may secure ten to fourteen district delegates with all six at-large likely going to Roosevelt. La Follette trails Taft in some districts while Harmon leads Wilson in Democratic primaries.
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Columbus
Ohie
Obie
Roosevelt
Walter Brown
Taft
LaFoillette
Cleveland
Harmon
Wilson
American ships to wave free use of Panama Canal
The House passed a Panama Canal bill authorizing free tolls for American ships in coastwise trade while foreign vessels would pay tolls. A separate provision barred railroad companies from owning steamships that could compete with land lines. Congressman Warburton noted the favorable action for free tolls in a telegram to Centralia Chamber of Commerce.
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Panama Canal
United Press
Washington, D. C
House
Doremus
Panaja Canal
Pacific Coast
Warburton
Centralia Commercial Clunic
Congress
United States Intervention Sought in Cuba Riots
Dispatches report uprisings along the Bayamo railroad route as rebels loot homes and mistreat civilians. Havana notes feared inability of authorities to restore order without U.S. aid.
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Havana
Cuba
Bayamo
Nexro Rabala
Santiago Gavute
Ftlis
United States
Missionary Convention Adjourned in Centralia
The two day Vancouver district meeting of the Woman's Home Missionary Society closed in Centralia with officer elections. Mrs J D Wonderly was re elected district president and others, including Mrs Vina Clark and Mrs R B Kellogg, were re elected to key posts. District secretaries named for mite box literature young peoples work and more. The convention opened yesterday with devotions led by Miss Requa of Seattle and featured addresses from Rev R J Reid and Mrs Mary Collins.
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Vancouver
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Centraila
J. D. Wonterly
Vina RB. Clark
R. B. Kellogg
Mary Collins
Qstrander
Rachel R. Reese
Orchard
Mite Box
Zora Rogers
Centralia
Reading
Jennie Williams
Camas
Young Peoples
P. A. Hazeltine
South Bend
Ann Blair
Charlton
Chehalis
Anna Kunkle
Vensou
H. P. Thomas
F. A. Hezeltine
S. 3. Sulliger
Juiss Grace Jones
Ida DeWitt
Kalama
T. B. Kellogg
Rachel R Reese
Beav er arraigned on first degree assault charge
Charles Beaver was arrested Sunday afternoon in Meskill after a 4 ram page with a .22 calibre rifle. He appeared before Judge Rice in Superior Court and pleaded not guilty. Beaver will be tried during the coming term of court.
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Charles Beaver
Meskill
Rice
Beaver
Steals Dine Sentenced To Walla Walla
Frank Johnson was sentenced to one year at Walla Walla for stealing one dime from She Mo Coy and Ticks Grocery on South Tower Avenue. He pled guilty to the charge and was bound over to the Superior Court by Judge Hosa after arrest two months ago. Monte Carlo Dividends reports show 1911 receipts rising but no dividend increase for 3,000 employees.
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She Mo, Coy & Ticks
South Tower Avenue
Frank Johnson
Walla Walla
Fudge Rice
Burnglary
Johnson
Superior Court
Hosa
Monte Carlo
United Press
London
Excena
Eransa
Logger May Proves Fatal In River Log Accident
An alien logger at Eastern Railway and Lumber Company camp near Koplah was crushed when a rolling log loosened from its fastenings struck him. He was rushed to Honda hospital with one side of his chest caved in. doctors gave a doubtful prognosis for his recovery.
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Eastern Railway & Lumber Company
Koplah
Honda
Suffragist Leader Pankhurst Sentenced in London
London May 22 Mrs Emmline Pankhurst militant suffragist leader and Patrick Lawrence with wife supporters found guilty of conspiracy to destroy property. Pankhurst and the Lawrences sentenced to nine months imprisonment each without hard labor.
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United Press
London
Emeline Pankhurst
Pethrick “Lawrence
Darrow Jurors Are Secured at Los Angeles Hall of Justice
At the Hall of Justice in Los Angeles on May 22 the jury to try Clarence Darrow on bribery charges in the Mc Namara case was completed before noon. An extra juror was added, and a salesman borrowed from other courts provided the final seat to speed the selection.
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United Press
Hall OF Justice
Los Angeles
Clarence Darrow
McNamara
Forter Contempt Case Continued In San Diego Hearing
In San Diego on May 22 a partial hearing in the case of J. M. Forter alleged leader of the citizens' committee for contempt of court was continued until tomorrow. A large crowd attended but with no demonstration.
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San Diego
Cal
J. M. Forter
Citizens’ Committee
Fred Moore
M. W. Robbins
Hub City Festival appoints official reception committee
J H Mulder, chairman, named the final sub committee for details of the celebration. The official reception committee includes P Guerrier, Charles Gilchrist, J B Hubbard, Mace Kent, John A Field, and Dr Rush Banke.
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J. H
Roosevelt arrival sparks campaign stops in New Jersey
United Press headline notes Colonel Roosevelt arriving in Trenton and planning speeches across multiple New Jersey towns including Lamportville Franchtown Phillipsburg Sommerville New Brunswick Plainfield Elizabeth Jersey City and Hoboken, as President Taft had spoken here yesterday.
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United Press
Trenton
Nice
Roosevelt
Taft
Lamportville
Franchtown
Phillipsburg
Sommerville
New Truhwwick
Plainfiuld
Wizabath
Jersey City
Hoboken
Oregon farmer proposes bonds backed by national bank notes plan
An Oregon farmer William J. Scott from Central Point outlines a Jackson County scheme to float noninterest bearing bonds of 3.3 million dollars, deposit them in the U S treasury, and issue national bank notes to fund roads while saving residents 198000 dollars annually in interest. The plan claims to eliminate interest on bonds and allow counties to retire debt after twenty years, backed by local assets and voter support.
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Oregon
Lewis County
James A. Power
Typographical Journal
William J. Scott
Central Point
Medford
Ore
Money Trust
Scott
Jackson County
Antioch Granger
United States Treasury
Washington
Taxpayers
National Bank of
Treasury Department
National
Jackson
Avery
Wamtan la Jackson
Beott
Bank of
Wan
National Bank
Rioting for Right to Vote Continues in Budapet
Riots sparked by universal suffrage defeat persist in Budapet with government forces maintaining order after a notable surrender by Count Tizsh and his party conceding manhood. Women still attempting to vote amid ongoing tensions as troops remain on duty to restore normal conditions.
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United Press
Buda Pst
Count Tizsh
buNrhse’ae
United States Slow to Act Teased Wire Report
A United States Department note from Washington states Americans will not interfere as Cuban forces under President Gomez crush the rebellion. The report cites 2,000 US troops in the area and stresses action becomes imperative for Antona and Oriente provinces.
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United Press
Jeres
Washington
Gomez
Cuba
United States Department of Pattmant
United State
Antona and Oriente
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