Dryad Halloween riot trial ends in not guilty verdict
The Dryad Halloween trial closed Saturday with a not guilty verdict for Warren Howell Vernon Howell II and Lynm Lymn. The three youths were accused of obstructing traffic on the Northern Pacific right of way during Halloween night by rolling two donkey engine skids into a siding at Dryad used by Luedinghaug Bros. Lumber Co. The jury, including William Brunswig Guy A Sascholt PW Newland Jr FF Loughran C B Quick and Alfred Sandera, delivered the verdict.
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Dryug Hallowe'en
Warren Howell
Vernon Howell
I. Lymn
Dryac Win
Trafic
Northern Pacific
Hallowe'en
Pearth
Dryad
Luedinghaug
Warrant Issued for William Howell Over Watch Debt
A warrant in Justice W. A. Westover court at Chehalis last afternoon sought William Howell, Pacific bar bartender, on a loan security dispute. Dr. Watson of Yelm claimed he left a 205 watch with Howell to secure a loan, but Howell refused to relinquish the timepiece when asked. Deputy Sheriff Tom Foster arrested Howell this morning.
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Court of Justice
W. A. Westover
Che Halis
William Howell
Pacific Bar
Thia City
Dr. Watson
Yelm
Jowell Ag
Joan
Howell
C P Taylor to Speak Here November 20
Charles Perry Taylor, secretary treasurer of the State Federation of Labor, will deliver a lecture on "Prades Unionism" at the Circuit Theater in Usrity on November 29. The event is arranged by the local carpenters union and Taylor is portrayed as a leading figure in the Washington labor movement.
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Charles Perry Taylor
Ant
Mhe State Federation of Labor
Ana
Circuit Theater
Us Rity
Carpenters’ Union
Paylor
Washington
Adie Oxtes
Contra
Evangelistic Services Begin Tonight at Miracopal Church
Special evangelistic services start tonight at 7730 in the Miracopal church. Pastor Rev. Robert J.eld has been busy preparing to draw readers to the meetings, aiming to uplift lives and invite the community. Rev Frank LaViolette of the Choahalis Methodiatepiacopal church will preach tonight.
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Robert J.eld
Wil Bo
Hoquiam Defeats Centralia 6 to 0 in Saturday Game
Hoquiam High School overwhelmed Centralia High School 6 to 0 Saturday afternoon despite a crowded, error-prone field. Hoquiam’s quicker starts and strong defense shut down Centralia, whose earlier season matchup with Hoquiam ended 41 to 5 in Hoquiam’s favor. Local players Erickson Temple Abel Miller and Graham RAN contributed on offense as Hoquiam improved its standing.
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Hoquiam
Fight High School
Centralia High School
On & Aeid
Rhod
D. Ae
Well Known Tenin Woman Dies Sudden
Mrs. Amma T Campbell, wife of a farmer living, dies suddenly at home after illness of a few hours. She was taken to the Stiekla parlore on this city where funeral rites will be held. Several physicians from Olympia travel to determine cause of death. Funeral services from the Prostyterkin church in Yenina tomorrow afternoon, with interment at the Yer Green Cemetery by Tenino.
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Amma T-Canphell
Tering High al
Stiekla
Mortem
Olympia
Prostyterkin Etureh
Yenina
Yer Green
Tenino
Forest couple marry in a local ceremony
A marriage license filed through Auditor Bwatford in Chin phatla Saiwetay shows Frank Swartz and Marguerite Shirvil, both noted as young residents of Porert, united in marriage with Roy Wool, a driver, officiating the welding ceremony at the Chohalla Maptiat church.
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Ucense
Auditor Bwatford
Chinphatla Saiwetay
Frank Swartz
Marguerite Shirvil
Porert
Roy Wool Driver
Chohalla Maptiat Ohyrch
Brave Tug Captain Saves Fifty Lives
United Press Leased Wire report from North Head Oregon on November 14 details Captain Charles T Bailey of Seattle and the Puget Sound Tugboat Company crew rescuing fifty aboard the lumber laden steam schooner Washington after a brutal sea battle near Peacock spit at the Columbia River mouth. The Tatoosh was the only tug to cross the dangerous bar and after several tries secured lines, saving all aboard with cheers from beachgoers and the Washington crew.
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North Head
Ore
Reso
Washington
Peacock Spit
Columbia
Charles T
Buck) Bailey
Seattle
Puget Sound
Bailey
The
Astoria
Chehalis Landmark Spalding Hotel Destroyed by Fire
A late night fire destroyed the Spalding hotel in Chehalis about 6 30 o clock. High winds threatened adjoining warehouses but the fire department confined the blaze. A northbound train saved box cars on the siding. Loss estimated 5090 with 3000 insured plus 10000 for the hotel. The hotel, built in 1873, was once the Lewis County courthouse.
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Spalding
Chehalis
Fre
Cme
Silvcia Melaanes
Santa Cruz
Cal
W. H. Spalding
Lewis County
Fred Ingalls
Superior Court Dismisses Deickman Ouster Bid In Chehatis Council
The Superior Court dismissed the suit seeking to oust Councilman Charles Deickman from the Chehatis council. City Attorney Studebaker argued the council could not seating Deickman by a 3 to 4 vote, and the petition to bar him was also dismissed. Lawyers for Delgk Wan and St. Jean appeared with local counsel.
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Charles Deickman
Chehatis Council
Jimjee Rite
Atformers
Alo. St. John
Studebaker
Dstckman
Conmcil
Peti
Veickman
Rownellman
Delgk“Wan
Leurheniy
Tharser
St. Jean
Poundeu
Dindee Roynulds
Quarrel Over Council Session Delays Police Franchise Vote
In a tense Chehais city council meeting four weeks after a fet tine agenda the chamber faced holdouts and heated exchanges. Mayor Gingrich Reig presided as motions faltered with several officials rejected or postponed including readings on the telephone franchise and the vacancy of Petey Soureseth. The session dissolved near 10:80 after persistent debate and a lingering strike mood.
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Chehais Ciy
Mayer Gingrich Reig
Conchet
Cowneilner Belek
Alow
Feli
Contet
Elekman
Boster
Delelawan
Alood
Connell
Delete
Police
Mola
Petey Souerseth
Wml
Motioh
Cearge Walker
Air Sunemersett
Likweise
Air
Walker
Paul
Carivon
Nieuw
Becon? D. W. Brunton Named VP of Mining Congress
D. W. Brunton is named vice president of the Amsnegh Mining Congress, signaling leadership in the prominent industry body. The appointment advances Brunton’s role in regional mineral policy and trade coordination.
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Becon
Amsnegh Mining Congress
Former Centralia Man Dies After Long Illness
Martin Duke a former Centralia resident died November 5 at Western Washington Hospital for the Insane. He lived near Restor on the old Chebalis road for eight years, with a funeral and interment in Kent, Wash. He was born in Missouri sixty one years ago and had lived in Oregon City Ellingham Bellingham Centralia and Kent. He leaves a wife a daughter four stepchildren two brothers and a sister in California.
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Martin Duke
Centralia
Western Washington Hospital For
Restor
Chebalis Road
Kent, Wash
W. B. Gilbert
Missouri
Oregon City
Ore
California
Ellingham
Bellingham
Kent
Jennie Regan
Alpha
Nora Rivers
Portland
Retta Hardau
George Packwood
Heltingham
Yeager Died at Home After Illness
Celia May Yeager daughter of F M Yeager long resident of Centrali died at family home yesterday afternoon after a prolonged illness. Funeral services will be at the Methodist church tomorrow afternoon conducted by Rev Hubert J Reid with interment at Washington Lawn cemetery. Survived by her mother Mrs Dewey Yeager and three brothers and sisters in Centra lia.
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Celia May Yeager
F. M. Yeager
Centralia
Washington Lawn Cemetery
Phil Tees
Methodist
Admission and appeal delay in high profile death sentence case
Attorney Wadler Ballerson admitted that Bau Meatlie, cousin of Newry Heattie, filed an affidavit refuting the key features of his testimony. Neattie, convicted of Whiteentucher, had his case presented to Governor Mann who postponed action on Honthe's appeal from the death sentence.
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Waseiing Ton
Wadler Ballerson
Bau Meatlie
Newry Heattie
Neattie
Jurors Picked for Lewis County December Term
The Lewis County Sheriff’s Office announces jurors for the December term of the Lewis County Superior Court. Names listed by district include Frost, Hill, Howell, Jennings, Matron, Peterson, Watford in First District. Baldwin, Black, Well, Long, McCall, Montgoners, Neigon in Beeaud District. Allensworth, Brinker, Felton, Layport, Ratcliff, Stephenson, Urquhart in Third District. Augman, Harkley, Johnson, Kenaston, Rainier, Urquhart, Walsh in Fourth District. Contors Jr, Elder, Geer, Gervan, Melee, Reidl, Wolfe in Fifth District. Bowers, Coston, Combs, Dar, Houghton, Linder, Skinner in Sixth District.
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Chehalis
Lewis County
H. 0. Neigon
J. D. Allensworth
A. Brinker
H.W. Felton
J. L. Layport
R. C. Ratcliff
F. D. Stephenson
James Urquhart
F. L. Augman
R. Harkley
John Johnson
D. J. Kenaston
L. H. Rainier
Robert Urquhart
Joseph Walsh
James Contors, Jr
H.elder
B. L. Geer
G. Gervan
A. W. Melee
John Reidl
George W. Wolfe
B. B. Bowers
B. Coston
Walter Combs
BE. B. Dar
C. R. Houghton
J. A. Linder
A. Skinner
Funeral for nine year old Annte Frances John
The nine year old Annte Frances John of Crego died from pneumonia contracted during a visit to Forest. Her funeral will be held from the Catholic church in Chebalis tomorrow morning with Rev. Father Moens officiating.
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Annte Frances John
Paul B. Jon
Crego
P. K. Peterson
Forest
Chebalis
Father Moens
Militia Dedicates Quarters Tonight in Auditorium
Local militia boys will dedicate new quarters in the Auditorium tonight. The spaces include a reading room and card room with a phonograph installed for soldier use while a company inspection and religious service are also planned.
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Alti- Pers
Youth Killed by Companion During Hunting Incident
Arthur Wlllit, esteemed youth of Vewlilz County, was fatally shot by a companion named Large while out hunting yesterday morning. A 0-30 Winchester discharged during a disagreement, piercing Wyllit's abdomen. Despite efforts, he died. coroner to hold inquest today. he is survived by a wife and one child.
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Arthur
Younig
Vewlilz
Garge
Pirenta
Wyatt
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McNamara
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Footiam
United Press
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Cheralis Council
D. W. Brunton
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