Public notice listings and land sale notices across Lewis County
Public notices from Lewis County Washington include an administrator sale of real estate in Centralia with lots 11 12 13 and 14 in block 4 of Eastern Land Company's Fleet addition for 2500 cash to the highest bidder at F H Millar office in Centralia on May 45 1912. Also notices of distribution and homestead setting in Chehalis and conference for Alfred Cruttenden estate final account and hearings with dates April 19 1912 10 am at Court Hene Chehalis. Timber sale notices list NE 1 4 and NW 1 4 sections 36 13 14 north range 4 east W M and related easements with bids at public auction in Chehalis County Court House, including appraised values 12840 160 acres and 7840 80. sale terms cash. Also Timber sale notices indicate fourth district and public lands office details and references to Board of State Land Commissioners and Tacoma Eastern Railroad Company. Also advertised lands for logged off or improved parcels via Southwest Washington Settlers' Agency Chehalis.
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F. H. Miller
Weat Magnolia Street
Centralia
County of Lewis
State of Washington
Robert Waddell
Eastern Land Company
Fieet
Lewis
H. Millar
Superior Court
Lewis County
Washington
Alfred F. Cruttenden
Susan A. Cruttenden
Alfred I. Cruttenden
W. A. Westover
Anid Court
C. W. Monfort
Juma
Cheba
Board of State Land Commission
Ors
Inber
Quisiio
Uyerefor
Towit
Township
W.M
W. M
Commissioner of Public Lands
Tacoma Eastern Railroad Company
Board of State Land Commissioners
State of
Anld County
Frank C. Morse
Public Lands
Boy Struck by County Commissioner Driven Auto in Chehalis
Lawrence Frank, 12, son of Mrs. Daniel Frank, was struck by an automobile driven by County Commissioner Jen Harris in Chehalis. The incident happened near the depot as the boy stepped from behind a dry goods wagon into the path of the car. He was taken to Dr Sleicher for treatment and found to have a broken shoulder and severe bruises. The Frank family has suffered multiple misfortunes in six months with the father killed at a local factory and a sister dying of fever two weeks earlier.
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Lawrence Frank
Daniel Rank
Chehalis
Jen Harris
Tech
Harrs
Sleicher
Napavine Graduating Exercises Reported
The Napavine schools closed for the year as the graduating class held commencement exercises Monday night with twelve pupils earning diplomas. Rev. F A LaViolette delivered the address. Principal Wagley, leader for nine years, will head Colville schools next year in Washington.
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Napavine
F. A. LaViolette
Wag- Tey
Nipayine
Colville
Wash
Chehalis Garage Sets Coast Auto Sale Record
Chehalis garage managed by A C St John and F L Linscomb records about 25 cars sold in 60 days, many to Centralia residents. Hood River also hit the same tally, but with two used cars included. New garage near Chehalis to be ready by June 15 at about 17500, modern and up to date.
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Pacific Northwest
Chebalis
A.C. St. John
F. L. Linscomb
Centralia
Hood River
Ore
Chehalis
Wallaing
J Alber Announces Candidacy For Prosecuting Attorney
J Albers of Albers and Allen announces candidacy for Republican nomination for prosecuting attorney of this county. resident since 1899, former Etine nomine defeated in 1909 by J R Buxton by nine votes. popular with Cape Ball fans and president of the Washington State League. Home Department To Organize Sunday Shoot Thorn to meet at 3 pm Sunday at Mra Houghton home for a regular Sunday school session. Methodist ladies invite Presbyterian faction to join in the meeting.
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J. Albers
Albers & Allen
Thia County
Albers
J. R. Buxton
Washington State League
Home Department
Mra. Houghton
M Streets
Titanic disaster report to blame officials and company
United States reports that a sweeping bill will condemn Captain Smith and other officers for negligence, with criticism of the Californian’s actions and limited lifeboats. The draft by Senator Smith seeks stronger measures after the Titanic disaster, urging better wireless gear and safety equipment.
Massachusetts Supreme Court Review of Spencer Murder Case
Boston May 23 The Massachusetts Supreme Court will hear arguments by District Attorney C T Callahan of Springfield on defense exceptions in the Bertram G Spencer murder in the first degree conviction for the Martha M Blackstone killing at Round Hill on March 31 1910.
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Boston
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Jlo
C.7. Callahan
Springfeld
Bertram G. Spencer
Martha M. Blackstone
Round Hill
Mass
AH Athlete Takes Bride
Edward Thomas Walsh Jr renowned athlete and sole heir to E T Walsh of Sydney married Miss Villa Marguerite Seaton of Riverside in Los Angeles ending a two year search for a bride. Walsh, famed cricket and rugby player, met Seaton at a Riverside football game.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Edward Thomas Walsh, Jr
E. T. Walsh
Sydney
Australia
Villa Marguerite Seaton
Riverside
Walsh
Seaton
England
Senate Rejects House Wool Bill Leads to Adverse Report
Washington May 23 United Press Leased Wire The senate finance committee issued an adverse report on the wool bill in the form passed by the house. The move challenges the wool legislation amid ongoing congressional debate on trade and agricultural policy.
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United Press
Washington, S. C
Senate Finance Committee
House
Robbers Take Safe From Astoria Saloon
A peco ritar robbery occurred at EH Worths saloon in Astoria Oregon on May 23 thieves broke into a small safe carried it up the railroad track opened it and rifled it yielding 762 in cash and two watches two strangers seen there yesterday are suspected of involvement in the crime
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Astoria
Ore
Ehworth
Lawrence Keeps Pounding Record of Gov Hay
John C Lawrence Republican candidate promotes a whirlwind campaign to the May primary. He outlines a business style state government and vows to stand on his Railway and Public Service commissions record. Lawrence says Hay must defend his record as chief executive and promises sharper issue exposure.
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United Press
Seattle
John C. Lawrence
Pailway
Public Service Commissions
Hay
Vigilante Threats Mentioned in Contempt Hearing
United Press dispatch from San Diego reports testimony naming J. M. Porter and others as threats against attorneys Moore and Robinson and their stenographer during a contempt hearing. The May 23 hearing centers on charge 648 against Porter for alleged threats.
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San Diego
Cal
J. M. Porter
W. W
Moora and Robinson
W. Holling
Por
Budapest Riots Roil City In Class War Clash
Desperate rioting in Budapest leaves six dead and over 150 wounded as troops restore order. About 20 000 soldiers guard streets while mobs smash windows burn trolley cars and erect barricades in main avenues. Workers strike after the election of County Tisza opponents universal suffrage fights aristocrats.
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United Press
Budapest
Publc
Chamber of Deputies of Hungary
County
Tisza
Esult
Socialist Council
Mets
Aris
Slogans and Sailors Protect Cuba Venture Hub City notes
United States plans to rush 500 marines aboard the transport Prairie to Guantanamo to guard Americans and property as gunboats Nashville and Paducah patrol the area. The move follows reports of a revolt by about six thousand Black residents and a lively local festival in Centralia with songs and yells praising the town.
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Hub ‘City
Washington, D.C
State Department
Navy Department
Guantanamo
Cuba
Prairie
Guananamo
Philadelphia
Nashville
Paducah
Hospital operation result to be sent to East home
An official will send the outcome of a medical operation to O. T. Smith, who dined at the Employes Toaplital Monday, with the message reaching his East home either tonight or tomorrow morning.
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O. T. Smith
Anundgen Plans North Pole Expedition from San Francisco
Montevideo May 25. Capt Raold Amundsen, famed discoverer of the South Pole, arrived and announced plans to depart San Francisco in March or April 1913 for an expedition to the North Pole.
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Montevideo
Raold Amundsen
South Pole
San Francisco
North Pole
Salem Boy Bound and Gagged by Older Youths
In Salem Oregon on May 23, a 12 year old boy named Harry Cunningham was bound with his hands tied behind his back, gagged, and hung head downward for 30 minutes in a dark cellar as punishment for not joining in disrupting a church meeting. He has been confined at home with illness since the incident. His mother claims to know the perpetrators and plans to involve police when her husband returns.
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Salem
Ore
Harry Cunningham
Buie
Deliver of First Home Grown Strawberries
Runsell of Fords Prairie delivered the first consignment of home grown strawberries in the city this morning. Several crates were bought by the Derliu grocery.
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BF. Runsell
Fords Prairie
Derliu
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W.B. Waddell
Robert Wardell
Sen
Settlers Agency
Southwest Washington Development Association
Washington Settlers' Agency
Chehalis, Wash
Gattings
Oeto Coast Record
J. Alber
Titantic
U. G
Smith
Senate
Commerce Committee
British Board of Trade
J. Bruce Ismay
Lord
Californian
Congress
Rostron
Rescie
Garpathia
Tatanic
White Star Lire
Lawrence
Gov. Hay
United Press Talaat Wire
United States
Claude Berlin
Union Star
Andy
Hub City
Anundgen
Shall Boy
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