Local columnist denounces commission form of government
The article from attorney Frank Moyan of Abardeen criticizes the commission system, arguing it risks practical governance and questions the selection of three capable officials. It notes Moyan’s lack of expertise, cites opposing views by Aye. Beam, and contrasts alarmism with tangible causes.
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Frank Moyan
Abardeen
Ate
Perl
Zerts
Beam
Bits
Miz
Terese
Rey Yarmable
Heltie
Pan of
Werner
Dem
Chronicle
Shere
Tina
Ryde
Howe
Aberdeen anti commission campaign rages in Centralia
The Aberdeen Anti-Commission Campaign Committee and Centralia Chronicle report a growing opposition bloc in Aberdeen and Centralia to a proposed commission form of government. Editorials question minority influence and the shift to one man rule, with critiques aimed at campaign press work and the Evening News Examiner coverage.
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Ting News-Examiner
Wethiie
Ota Centralia
Aberdeen
Tim
Centralia
Oden
Omee
Uken
Cent Rralia Chronicle
Euitoria
Len Juma
Aberdeen Anti-Commission
Commission
Evening News
News-Examiner
News Bsanine
Shiply Dnya
News-Examiner defends commission plan amid criticism
The paper disputes claims that the city government plan will lead to tyranny and red tape. It argues critics have not properly studied the issue and accuses opponents of pandering to hidden interests while promising reform.
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Tigayane
Hxaminer
Commission
Joxamiter
Hrea
Allen Commission
News-Examiner
Whamier
Teen Gt
Asine
Wxamier
Tte
Uminep
Organized society and the unemployed marching to the rail
The author laments mass daily awakenings of the unemployed marching to trains, a figure of society's failure. He argues organized society blunders, needs a true statesman, and questions what it does for individuals. The piece links poverty, policy, and political shifts across states to the problem.
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Tondae
Objection to Centralia commission plan discussed
The piece argues the commission form may delay new leaders and notes the recall option. It cites a costly primary election caused by delaying the plan and questions public willingness to engage in neighborhood affairs, warning against continued reliance on the current government structure.
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Centralia
Guerrier
Commission
Yiulk
Etwclee
Lealiggly
Meaverv
Hal Aloe von
Foretig
Aiden Eatas
Vaio
Abel
van Ayamner
Temperance Exercises Held in First Methodist Sunday School
Last Sunday marked World Temperance Sunday in the Sunday schools across the state. At the First Methodist Episcopal Sunday School in our city a brief but fine program featured temperance selections by several students and a stirring talk by Superintendent R. D. Sprague. Temperance literature was distributed to attendees.
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Our Land
R. D. Sprague
Me. Sprigne
Robbery charge after pool hall card game dispute
Weslis Rakusem, a local man, was arrested last night on a third degree assault charge. The warrant was sworn by the victim George Baker. The incident happened at the Centralia Pool Room on North Tower Avenue following an argument over a card game. Robinson is set for a hearing in Justice of the Peace Huss court this afternoon.
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Weslis Rakusem
George Baker
Robinson
Centralia
North Tower Avenue
Court of Justice of the Peace Huss
Stockholders Meet Gentvalla Light & Transit Company
A meeting of stockholders held yesterday afternoon discussed the electric plant project and the company’s secured right of way to Rochester, with broad satisfaction expressed at the progress. A community entertainment by Ford Prairie negro minstrel show is advertised for Friday night November 17 at Word's Prairie hall featuring a farce titled Wrumbo Tn. Candy and popcorn will be sold by Yeller Gale with doors at 7 and performance at 8 o'clock. admission 26 cents for adults, children half price.
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Gentvalla Light & Trastion Come
Rochester
Wis
Prea- Gil
Prairie En Hall
Priday
Forda Prairie Negro Winstrela
Gale
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