22 Nov 1911
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Newspaper
Centralia Weekly Chronicle
Location
Centralia, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1911
Page
1
Distorted notice reports a militia quarters dedication with unclear details and misprinted names. It mentions Lieutenant Pears overseeing the project and references a new child, a costly relocation, and the authorities celebrating the new quarters, though the text is garbled and hard to interpret.
A local reader commends the Chronicle 4S for its plain printing, up to date news, and fairness in publishing differing views. The writer lauds the paper as a voice for the people of Contisla and quinity, calling it progressive and liberal. J. H. Somerville signs the note.
Willing Contin, a Cho alie resident, was arrested by Voie Boyle police yesterday afternoon on a water rant charging drunkenness disorderly conduct using profane language and resisting a fireman. Contin pleaded not guilty before Olive Judge Prowtt yesterday. The alleged offense disrupted the progress of a fire at the Snaddig hotel Silent. Contin's trial slated for today.
A default judgment was entered in a Superior Court case titled DNOREE 13 GRANTED. The defendant Patd te ymt did not appear, and the court granted the relief sought as the grounds included extreme cruelty.
Navy officials consider several candidates for a potential promotion to rear admiral with N. R. Usher among the names discussed. The process involves review of service records, wartime duties, and leadership roles.
A. Fitzgerald, a former achodi teacher at Newaukan Tash, is again connected to circulating worthless checks in Chehalis banks. He allegedly ordered goods from wholesale publishers, paid with checks, then kept change. His account at Chehalis World is said to be overdrawn, with police in Seattle Tagoma and Porkind pursuing him.
The Adna blacksmith, alleged to have murdered Mrs Sinbiel to cover a crime, was freed from Lewis County jail by a judge’s habeas corpus writ. He was rearrested in court without a warrant after release, as Prosecuting Attorney Buxton cited ongoing evidence gathering as the reason for not proceeding legally.
In Virginia Beattie faces execution after Governor Main refused to intervene by pardon or reprieve. The ruling confirms Beattie will be electrocuted on November 24. Beattie urged friends not to worry as the decision stands. Also noted is the death of Mrs O. Th. Cibaon, wife of a local resident of Bucoda, after three weeks illness. Funeral plans to be advised.
United States Congressman Henry of Texas announced a bill to redefine the rule of reason in the Sherman anti trust act. The proposal would specify what constitutes a trust and would impose prison sentences on trust officials, making trust formation a felony.
Active work on 690 000 improvements at Tone by Washington Union Coal Co. aims to start in spring. A 12000 coal crusher and a 3000 rescue apparatus, with four Praeger oxygen helmets, will be installed in a new building with showers and rest room within two weeks. An emergency hospital costing 3000 will be built weather permitting and led by Dr. F W Wyckman.
United Press Leased Wire report from New York states indictments have been presented by the federal grand jury against railroad terminals in the city on rebating charges. Bench warrants have been issued for multiple railroad officials and arrests are expected this afternoon.
WALLINGTON D C Nov 16 It is reported today that enough senators have pledged to abolish the Commerce Court as a result of the commerce commission decision. Brad West and Southern senators are determined to end the court. If repeal fails, the court's appropriations may be held up next year.
Class No 18 led by Mrs I R Clark at First Methodist Episcopal Sunday school initiates a program to clothe the needy and provide for a dinner for the poor The group aims to visit lacking Sunday school members to invite them to join and to study the women of the Bible with Miss Myrie Cortrill as superintendent and Miss Palmar Mrs H Honeywell and Miss Magide Inees as associates The effort also includes visiting various districts to reach church members who cannot attend Sunday school and to keep them informed about the work
In Poller Indie Prey court Bebo Pan u of court was fined ten dollars plus costs after pleading guilty to charges of indecency and interfering with a firefighter. He argued the language used in court was no worse than language he had heard in court at other times. Contin apologized for his remarks the next day while recounting the Spalding hotel fire incident.
In Centrals two men named George Baker cause confusion after a pool room fracas over a card game Monday night. One Baker, employed at Model Laundry, insists he is not the Baker who obtained a warrant for W. Robinson yesterday morning.
United Press reports Senator Owen urged Congress to create a national department of health arguing that 65,000 Americans die annually from preventable diseases and that such a department would significantly raise average life expectancy. Opponents include Christian Scientists and other groups calling it a doctors' trust.
A Raided shop linked to Mayor McKnight activity led to the arrest of a barber known as Beselng who faced charges of illicit liquor sales. Justice Wya set his trial for November 21 after a preliminary hearing yesterday.
Report states two men were fined after a chaotic public incident in town. Authorities charged them with disorderly conduct and related offenses.
United Press dispatch from New York reports a petition to intervene in a dissolution suit against a tobacco trust. If granted by the Circuit Court the case would go to the U.S. Supreme Court with Protestant interests opposing, while counsel Felix H. Levy predicts denial of the petition. The District Attorney, following the Attorney General, opposes the petition and Levy suggests if denied an appeal for a writ of certiorari to the Supreme Court may be pursued.
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