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Newspaper

Centralia Weekly Chronicle

Location

Centralia, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1911

Page

6

State Supreme Court Upholds Eight Dollar Day Examiners

The Washington state Supreme Court, by a three to two vote, sustains the bureau of inspection law allowing the state auditor to employ unlimited examiners at eight dollars per day to audit city, town, school district, or county books. The ruling, written by Chief Justice Dunbar and joined by Justices Parker and Mount, holds the law proper and not a municipal tax, despite objections from Judges Fullerton and Gose. The decision confirms pay out of state funds and limits, pending possible rehearing.

Olympia Fullerton Gose State Supreme Court Bureau of Inspection Law Clausen Gay City Washington Thornton County Coun Bol Scott Calhoun Seattle Dunbar Jnethees Mark A. Fullerton Thurston Pierge Audor Mitchell Clau Sen Kim Ule Miditar Bureau of In- Spestion Fow Cliusey

Woman Charged in Poisoning Deaths Amid Arsenic Probe

Police and coroner investigations focus on arsenic poisoning linked to a widow Louise Vermilya in Chicago. Nine men reportedly died after suspected poisoning at a residence, with postmortem tests to confirm whether toxins caused the deaths. The widow faces murder charges as authorities await service and await toxicology results.

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The Paige of Girls in the Workingmen’s Compensation Case

A fragment discusses the 1910s era workingmen’s compensation act and a powder works disaster. It questions who bears responsibility for a girl’s life value, noting a Supreme Court context and state precedents. The piece probes editorial decision making and the meaning of a girl’s life in light of the tragedy.

Cuno Bross United States Supreme Court

More Women Than Men Live To One Hundred

United Press Leased Wire reports New York statistics from 1909 showing women outliving men and highlighting the cosmopolitan city’s centenarians. Of fifty four centenarians who died this year, women predominate in the over eighty group with strong Jewish roots. Fuseia leads nativity with seventeen centenarians, Ireland fourteen, United States nine, with Germany four, Austria six, Poland two, and Italy one.

United Press New York Office the Register of Record New York City Fuseia Ireland United States Germany Austria Prante Poland Italy

Commission approves claim for late railroad worker death

The industrial Insurance commission approved one of four death claims on Nov 4. Harry Trump, a brakeman on a logging train at Hufaula, was rushed to death at work weeks ago. With no relatives found, $4000 is set aside and a special investigator is being sent to locate any possible relatives.

Industrial Insurance Commission Harry Trump Hufaula Commission Tramp

Bootblage Sues for 20000 in Auto Crash Case

Nov 4, 190? Isade Trusty a Black bootblack of Cheballs files suit in the Superior Court against F W Conrad of Mendesano for 20000 for alleged injuries from a September 11 crash. Trusty says the auto struck him at high speed in heavy rain. Conrad was fined 100 by Chehalla police but not prosecuted after reassessment. Trusty sues as proprietor of an automobile garage in Montesano.

Isade Trusty F. W. Conrad Mendesano Trusty Conrad Chehalla Montesano

Kelso gains oxtitch farm with five birds arrived

Kelso hosts a new oxtitch farm promoted by F M Dunton F M Brown and H Sheldon. Five acres of land are prepared two for feeding and three to grow food for the birds. Five birds arrived Wednesday and one died en route. Revenue will come from plume sales and blood eggs sold as ravenies, with more birds added as needed.

Kelan F. M. Dunton F. M. Brown Kelso If. Sheldon San Diego Porthied

Woman rejects Carnegie hero medal offer over hero’s death

New York reports Emma O Paulding calls the Carnegie Hero Medal offer inappropriate after her rescue attempt at Pink's Pond Rhineback New York. Her brother Irving G Paulding also helped. The drowning incident led to the award and its contested meaning.

Univea New York Emma O. Paulding Henied Suse Bronge Miss Paulding Irving G. Paulding Kessie Drake Pink Rhineback X.Y. Bothy Pau Paulding

Five Chehalis Holocaust victims buried this afternoon

Five girls Bud Gilmore Bertye Hagie Sadie Westfall Vera Clafford and Bertha Crown were buried this afternoon after funeral services at the Chehalis Methodist Church. Clergy assisted by several pastors led the ceremonies followed by interment at Masonic Cemetery. City officials suspended business from 2 to 3 PM out of respect.

Bud Gilmore Bertye Hagie Sadie Westfall Vera Clafford Bertha Crown Weve Imperial Powder Company Chehalis FL A. Ia Vinlette A. H. Chittenden W. ©. Driver Judson E. A. Pollom D. W Noble D. Powell Chehalis High School Chehalie Vare Other Tharp Christian Church A. G. Miller Hoquiam Masonic Cemetery Ethel Henry Tillie Roshach Powder Company

Aberdeen Hunters Plan Boycott of Dupont Powder

Aberdeen November 4 A group of Aberdeen hunters propose a statewide boycott of Dupont Powder Company products to protest the company’s refusal to fund state payments and support the local arms industry. They aim to extend the campaign to construction firms and railroads if the boycott succeeds. Lawyers doubt the act will be upheld, and the issue centers on the cabability act and constitutional questions.

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Lee Ow Public Service Commission Chairman Appointment

A garbled report outlines Lee Ow being named chairman of the Public Service Commission after a long selection process. The piece notes Abe Lee is expected to take duties soon, with references to state power, governance, and commission responsibilities.

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