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Newspaper

Centralia Weekly Chronicle

Location

Centralia, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1911

Page

6

Beef Trust Leaders to Be Tried Monday

Chicago Nov 18 Judge Kohtsaat denied a writ of habeas corpus for Armour and nine other packers charged with Sherman Antitrust Act violations. The ruling clears the way for trial on the merits Monday. The defense argues the writ was improper and may challenge the constitutionality of the criminal Sherman Act. By denying bail the judge keeps the defendants in the district court’s custody.

Chicago Armour Kohtsaat United States United Sites Supreme Court Kolisaat District Court

Portland football special carries Washington and Oregon fans

A rain soaked train carried University of Washington and Oregon State supporters to the annual Wash ington Oregon game in Portland this morning. Local graduates from both schools traveled together to witness the afternoon match amid enthusiastic crowds.

University of Washington Mitong Centralia Oregon Portland

Fellows to Dance at Canton Auditorium

The Knights of Vyihinsait Co. Mo to attend in regalia as Tikach’s otenswstra furnishes music for Thursday night event at the Canton Auditorium.

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Former Agent Becomes Author After Years in Law

The piece details a former agent now author who once served as a Northern Partie agent oat Perlna and wrote Out of the Oaarky. It notes he received several copies of the Boys from New York publishers and that the manuscript was submitted over two years ago.

Why LA WN. Russles Oat Perlna Dan New York

Toledo's New Plant In Slated Start Up

Toledo's new cement tile factory is ready for business with machinery installed. It will start with five workers and an output of 800 tiles daily, expanding as demand allows. Over £20,000 have been contracted and orders continue. The plant was moved from Silver Creek for better market access, materials, and shipping facilities.

Toledo Silver Creek

Pe Ell youth pleads guilty to assault charge

Leonard Watson, a Pe Ell resident, pleaded guilty before Justice West in Chehalis to an assault on Louis Charneski. He was fined $5 and costs. Watson's father defended his son and did not implicate a Pe Ell woman, agreeing with the guilty plea.

Leonard Watson Louis Charneski Pe Ell Wlal Westinver Chehalis Watson

Mack Chairs New York Democratic State Committee Leader

Norman B Mack, already national chairman, is chosen to head the New York state Democratic Committee while continuing as national chair. The Buffalo Times owner and editor, known for his political journalism, is pictured with his trimmed mustache as party leaders anticipate a campaign run on a high standard.

Norman B Mack New York State Ale IMM Mack Buffalo Tims National Monthly James Whitcomb Reilly Stes Elitteman

New Bank 10 Open at Little Falls O10 Murderers Three Suit Lout

A garbled assorted item page notes a new bank opening at Little Falls amid disorderly references to murders and crimes. It mentions Harmabrown and Harm & Brown Lumber Co with suits filed in Superior Court against the Coal Creek Lumber firm.

Little Falls Little Filed Agangt Falls Harmabrown Supertoy Harm & Brown Lumher Compay Coal Creek Lumber Company Cirhalis J. T., Bumon Dh, Moss Frankfort Marine Accident and Plate Glass Insurance Company Mail

Anti Foreign Outbreak Likely As China Struggles

United States citizens in Pekin ordered to leave inland regions awaiting treaty-port evacuation. Desperate fighting between imperialists and rebels at Nanking continues with indications favoring rebels, amid reports of a massacre in Nanking and Manchu involvement.

PEKIN Loag United States China Nanking

Registration at Tenin doubles past turnout

Registration books closed in Tenin with a total of 329, including 117 women. Election is set for December 5 with two councilmen and a treasurer to be elected. Candidates include A. P. Eniston O. Rambo and W. A. Wells for council, H. S. Barclay for treasurer.

Tening A. P. Eniston O. Rambo W. A. Wells Barclay

Stealing Smuggled Whisky Jolt PenY Town

Louis Nickian, a Petit Place logger, accused Patrick Foley and George Singleton of stealing his whiskey, wardrobe, and a new suitcase in PenY. The alleged pair were arraigned in Justice Beaufort’s court. both fined £25 plus costs. The suitcase remains missing.

Peny Louis Nickian Patrick Foley George Single Toy Petit Nieckman Centratia Foley Singleton Nickman Chen Walls Paley Court of Justice P. G. Beaufort Chetalis Indga Beaufort

Shelters Boys While Father Lies in Jail

The Wohoya brothers aged 13 and 14, sons of a man fined 200 for selling intoxicants, had been living in a Hop Yard bunkhouse at Boistfort after their father's sentence. They sheltered in Sheriff Urquhart’s office to wait for his release as winter nights grew cold.

Urquhart Jacob Ast Hop Yard Boistfort Sherif Urquhart

Harriman Lines President Lovett Passes Through Centralia

Nov. ts President Lovett of the Harriman Lines rode through Centralia on a special train from Aberdeen over the Northern Pacific and left for Porch Werthe O-W. R. EN. The trip was likely a general inspection of the Harriman Lines.

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Local Police Seek Seattle Boys Missing In October

City police investigation centers on three Seattle youths Teron Potter Seana Woo and a fourth unidentified boy as they vanished after a November 1 incident at a Seattle home. Detectives describe the case as urgent with investigators tracing leads across local neighborhoods and coordinating with regional agencies.

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