Judgment by default against ex county official McDonald
A default judgment was entered against A. Te McDonald former Lex County assessor for excess salary during his term. He was served on September 21 and no answer was filed. He is among four ex county officials sued to recover overpaid salaries due to a higher assessed mass declared by the county board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te McDonald
Lex County
McDonald
Turmer
Board of County Commissioners
Lewis County
City Attorney W N Beal Marries Missing Bride
City Attorney W N Beal married Miss Grhel M Siwith of this city after a marriage license was issued this morning at Chehalis. The couple was seen leaving for Centralia, then lost to sight. Beal’s colleagues knew nothing of the union as he planned a trip to Portland, a ruse to conceal the true honeymoon plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. N. Deal
Grhel. M. Siwith
Chehalis Police Fines Rise in October Report
The Chehalis police reported October fines reached 450 dollars, indicating higher efficiency. The council retains four officers, including the chief, with costs lower per month and overall city orderliness improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greaer
Chehalis
Polce
Fire Department
Centralia Boy Dies Suddenlly at Home
The seven year-old son of W M Olmsted died at their home 110 South Gold Street after a brief illness. Funeral services are set for tomorrow at 10:00 AM with WW Thompson officiating and burial at Washington Lawn Cemetery. The funeral will be private.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nava Jas and
Jones Olmsted
W.M. Olmsted
Binefty
South Gold Street
Thompson
Washington Lawn Cemetery
Privat
Presivent Tafi Travel Record Highlights Extensive Global Tours
A historical travel log chronicles extensive journeys by an Irish colonial governor, later returning to Washington to testify. It lists miles traveled between 1904 and 1910, including trips to the Philippines, Panama, Cuba, Russia, and across the United States, with several presidential campaigns and state visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tafi
Philippines
Islands
Washington, D. C
Rowe
Pape
Orient
Panama
Ywittt Party of Congress- Bruien
Nicholas Longworth
Oliv
Aites Rensevelt
Ohioan
Cuba
Siberian
Russia
Iis
Pacific Coast
Cincinnati
Trawisville
Frankfort
Lledgenvile
Wy Niville
Richmond
Roosevelt Takes Sell With Taft Editorial Dispute
United Press leased wire reports Theodore Roosevelt condemning arbitration of national disputes in a New York editorial. He argues agreement would be foolish and wicked, citing past pacific settlements that harmed nations through losses to interests and honor. Roosevelt contrasts Taft's advocacy for arbitration with his own stance on national honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chiniook
Theodore Roosevelt
Taft
Funeral Services Held for Robert Morris in City
Four lodges attended the funeral for Robert Morris, a city resident, held at the Presbyterian church in the afternoon. Rev. T. W. Thompson officiated, with interment at Washington Lawn Cemetery. The Odd Fellows, Rebekah, Modern Woodmen of America, and the Yeomen, organizations Morris belonged to, conducted the services in a corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Morris
Robert Moria
Presbyterian Church
T. W. Thompson
Washinghon Lawn
Odd Pallows
Rebekalhe
Modern Wood‘men of America
The
Yeemen
Deceasor Wah la
Gervicos
President Taft reviews night fleet from Mayflower
In New York on November 2, President Taft observed a grand display of United States battleships with a 21 gun salute as the Mayflower led the parade past the flagship Connecticut. Rear Admiral Osterhaus boarded the yacht and Taft praised the impressive showing before the review began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Taft
Great Assembly of United States
Tersey
Connecticut
Osterhaus
Separate Pipe Line Plans From Joint Water Meeting
The Cantralia and Chehalis water committees met at Quenatis to weigh uniting for a shared dam and two pipelines. Centralia and Chehalis would run separate lines, with costs estimated near 100000 for each city and about 22000 for the intercity link, yielding modest savings of around 20000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cantralia
Chehalis
Quenatis
Newavukum
Centralia
Eastern Railway & Lumber Company
Atterbury
Aviators Resuming Westward Flight From Tucson Meet
From Tucson Uniz Nov 2 Aviator Rodgers resumed his westward flight after greeting Fowler at Tucson. Reports say a monument may be raised in Tucson to mark the historic meeting point where the two transcontinental flyers passed yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariposa
Uniz
Fowler
Tucson
Rodgers
McNamara Case Court Session Wasted by Defense Delays
In Los Angeles on November 2 United Press Leased Wire reports that defense attempts to qualify Wimsyle by stating Avye Misamata is guilty led to nearly the entire morning session in the McNamara case being wasted. Hayes and Romanes were excused, several witnesses examined but released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Storney Horton
Wimsyle
McNamara
Hayes
Hunter shoots three men mistaken for deer in dawn hunt
Mays Lansing reports a dawn hunting incident where Charles Norcross of Ionia, New Jersey, opened fire on a party of four fellow hunters. Two men, Conrad Steelman and John Yost, were killed and a third was seriously wounded. Norcross awaits action by local authorities in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Mays
Conrad Steelman
Tmansantyle
No A
John Yost
Pleasantville
William Jarvis
Norcross
Six States defend initiative and referendum at Supreme Court
Washington Oregon California Oklahoma Kansas and Missouri urged the Supreme Court to uphold initiative and referendum. Attorneys argued that Oregon's direct legislation is constitutional and that the tax power is exercised by the people via the initiative, countering a challenge by the General States Telephone Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Washington, D. C
United States Supreme Court
Attorneya
Washington
Oregon
California
Oklahorna
Kansas
Missouri
States Supreme Court
Genadife States Telephone Company
V. Pillsburg
Initiative Land Referendum
Uvangh Tho Initiative
Halloween Vandalism Strikes North End Neighborhood
On November 1 central city police faced Halloween mischief as bands of youths ages 10 to 20 damaged property in the North End. Outhouses overturned roofs torn off fences downed, chickens freed, and drinking fountain tops stolen. Affected owners repaired damage with help from carpenters after a stern police admonition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North End
Hallowe’en
North End Park
North Tower
Numetnana
Interment for Napavine Youth Masshoff Ends Tragedy
Funeral services were held for John Masshoff near Napavine after his death by self-inflicted gunshot. The Stirkiln parlors in Chehalls hosted the service with Rev. Chittenden officiating and Masonic Cemetery interment. Modern Woodmen of America attended, Masshoff 18 or 17, survived by his father and sister Miss Mary Masshoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Masshoff
Peter Masshoff
Napavine
Stirkiln
Chehalls
Masshoff
Mary Masehoff
Napaville
Enid Presa Raises Questions On Industrial Insurance Rule
In Olympia reports discuss a new industrial insurance law shaping death claims after a Chehalis powder plant accident killed eight girls. Provisions include a $20 monthly pension to parents of minors, a $4,000 death benefit, and burial expenses capped at $75, with the attorney general to file on this point as claims arise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
Wiritor
Eark Mitor
Tueperint Powder Company
Chehalis
Taft Begins Short Rest at Tot Springs
President Taft started a four day rest at Tot Springs on November 3, after a long cross country trip of 18,416 miles. He traveled with Mrs Taft and their daughter and arrived to respite hoped for since his lowslip began September 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presa
Tot Springs
Taft
RAST VS WEST MEET IN ANN ARBOR gridiron clash
Rosters from United Press report a Michigan squad facing Syracuse in Ann Arbor this afternoon. The hosts, long favored to win, aim to defend a series edge after beating Syracuse last year and dominating the 1909 encounter with a 43 to 0 score.
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Rast
WEST
United Presa
Ann Arador
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Syracuan Univoraity
Slovan
Syracune
Industrial Commission approves 12 claims totaling 303.59
The Industrial Commission allowed 12 days totaling 303.59 for injuries across Washington. Payouts ranged from 2.31 for minor injuries to 75 for the loss of two fingers, with recipients in Seattle, Tacoma, Bellingham, Shelton, Clear Lake, Camas and Sprague.
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Glympia
Industral Iicurence Commission
Seattle
Tacoma
Bellingham
Shelton
Clear Lake
Camas
Sprague
Gainer
Young
Shanley
W. D
Teaton
John W
Farniv
Frank
Cazags
Meller
Bridewell
M. J
Larson
Conley
Jas
Mackenzie
John
Crunquist
Andrew
Williams
Marry C
Deattie
School doors bolted during class in Gdison building
Welloge, superintendent of city schools, said an inquiry found a ground floor room door had a loose bolt used by a teacher to keep it shut without the principal’s knowledge. The lock will be repaired and the bolt will not be used again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welloge
Gdison
Harbor Mills to Continue Operations Despite Short Holiday
Grays Harbor mills will operate as now with a brief holiday shutdown for inventory and repairs. A canvass by the West Coast Manufacturers' Association confirms the plan, noting a few days off during the Christmas season for all mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unite Press
Grays Harbor
Deve
Peti i Pacowma
Tlomier Manufarthers’ Association
Registration totals mark strong turnout in city wards
Registration books closed with 1766 total registrants, about 700 women. Fourth ward led with 444 registrants, followed by sixth ward at 279, while first and second wards reached 194 and 247 respectively, other wards at 290 and ? totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Thedge
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Redee
City Attorney Sons
Benedict
Roosevelt
Sell
Night Fleet
Gontinent
Esromen
United Fress
Hunter
United Prosy
Hallowe'en
Warruders
Enid Presa
Industrial Commission
Harbor Mills
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