Rush of Water May Sweep Yakima Valley
United Press dispatch from Ellensburg reports 500 workers combating flood waters at the Wake Raches dam. Fear grows that releasing the stored flood could devastate the Yakima Valley, wiping out Northern Pacific tracks, damaging bridges, and endangering towns as the river rises. Dynamite is being used to manage the situation.
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Yakima Valley
United Press Seasasl
Ellensburg
Wake Raches
Easton
Yakimia
Northern Pacific
North
Yakima
Lake Kaches
Wauk
Horligk
Maston
Cascades
Lester
Maygood
Hal Aprings
Wagle Gorge
Rivers and Rails Disrupted by Cascades Washouts
Cascades region suffers widespread damage as bridges wash away and rail lines tie up. Puyallup and other streams recede slowly while Tacoma experiences a 15 minute blackout caused by a transmission line washout. Heavy snowmelt and recent rains threaten further flooding and disruption today.
Greek Laborer Drowns Near Chehalis After Flood
November 20 Coroner called to Chehalis to investigate the drowning of a Greek laborer in high water a mile north of Chehalis. The man, part of a 30‑foreigner railroad crew, apparently slipped and fell into floodwaters after recent rains and could not be saved by coworkers.
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Chehalis
Coronor Charlos Stlck
Northern Pacific
Chehavs
Deiog
Tila
Warm fight on commission government
Voter turnout is expected to be the largest in Contra city history as supporters and opponents of the commission form of government mobilize at polls. The outcome will decide the city’s future governance and impact the water system project. Election day activity reflects intense interest and broad public engagement.
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Commission
Watteen
Unis
Hangiesne
Thie
Hefen
Pioneer of Lewis County Passes Away
Obituary notes the longtime Lewis County resident Tietuy Carr died after a brief illness. Funeral services are scheduled for tomorrow afternoon at Nap Tumor, with burial in Loni the inklin quarters. The family resided in the county for many years.
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Lewis County
Paoot
Tietuy Carr
Lews County
Rauelie
Nagerye
Carr
Inklin
Roan Roe Rae
Funeral of Henry Carr at Napavine
Henry Carr died in Keanicatt hospital at 86. Funeral services were held at the Baptist church in Napavine with Rev Blanchard officiating and burial in Napavine cemetery. He is survived by two daughters and one son. This is the best century on earth to sell at with ta.
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Henry Carn
Napavine
Lospital
Ihehalia
Fhem
Niupavitte
Blanchard Oleiaterd
Garr
Seattle Water Supply Cut Off by Floods
United Press Leased Wire reports Seattle flood damage as Cedar Lake water intake cut, bridges washed out, rail service demoralized, and power plants near Moncton disrupted. Rivers rising in lowlands while mountain snowmelt drives rising waters and fears of further damage persist.
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Bwat'nl
Beattie
Municipal Light Mart
Seattle
Cascade Mountains
Freigh
Cedar Lake
Moncton
Cedar River
Menican Rebels Seized in Texas Raid by Troops
Unized Press Leased Wire reports Major Hudugorn with four U S troops raided a house in Larelo Texas capturing Captain Tuanrigo and two rebels. They found dynamite bombs ammunition and forty mines. Twelve revolutionists escaped. Also Washington dispatch notes General Wood says US troops in Texas found abundant preparations for a Mexican revolution but no mobilization on the border.
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Larelo
Tex
Muaijor Hudugorn
United Tes Trooos
Tuanrigo
Washington, D. C
Wood
United States
Texas
Library Plans Approved Despite Opposition
Andrew Carnegie Blinsell announced that the Centralia library plans drawn by Watson Vernon of Aberdeen have been approved after a lengthy effort. A motion to appeal directly to Mr. Carnegie bypassing his secretary was discussed as the ruling stood.
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Carnegie Blinsell
Centralia Library
Vol Yester
Watson Ver
Aberdieen
Carnegie
Gigantic Lincoln Statue Erected in New York City
An oversized Lincoln statue, designed by Adolph Alexander Weritman, was unveiled in New York as part of a tribute to Abraham Lincoln. The nine foot tall monument depicts Lincoln facing forward with a resolute expression, symbolizing the nation’s turbulent era and guiding the country through its challenges.
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Sevcky
Lincoln
Euphol Ag Frankfor
Adolph Alexander Weritman
Luis
New York
John
Mysterious Sate-Maln ostreet property clearing listing
Fragmentary ad describes a seven room house on ath mulinery street with modern improvements and ribbons and rollings. It mentions Miss Mel's and inquiries through AL W. S. at Cheontely, Field & Lonao ill, Gat.
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Ath Mulinery
Tustulton
Miss Mel's
Aldrich Explains S-Bankers Plan At Bankers Meet
United Press notes the seventh annual American Bankers Association convention opened with delegates from 12,275 banks. President Watts submitted a report endorsing Aldrich’s monetary plan. Aldrich argued the monetary system fails when banks do not cooperate in stress and that the proposed system would not compete with banks but protect their interests.
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American Bankers’ Association
Watts
Reserve Association
Aldrich
Nations Mereglary Commission
Valley flood disrupts train service across Puget Sound region
Flooding in the Puyallup valley on November 24 causes severe disruption to rail lines. Southbound trains run up to six hours late, Great Northern tracks east of Everett are submerged, and Great Northern trains between Seattle and Spokane are diverted via Centralia and Portland then north over the SP and S.
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Puyallup Valley
Cenatralia
Great Northern
Everett
Seattle
Spokane
Centralia
Portland
S PL & S
Young to Be Arraigned for Murder in Superior Court
In Superior Court this morning Judge Rice overruled the motion to quash the information against L. B. Young, Adna blacksmith charged with the murder of O. E. Santhuff. Young will be arraigned for trial on December 5.
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Junge Rice
C.D. Canningham
L. BL Young
Adna
Oo. E. Santhuff
Pedagogue Thought 10 Loat In More Parental Notice
Walter Meikle’s parents received notice about a school teacher involved in a testing incident in the woods near Jefferson County. The report mentions a feud and a young person named Lisa, with unclear details about hunting and events at the wedding. Further specifics are not provided in readable form.
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Walter Meikle
Hsacher
Jeffersay County
Asein
Lisa
McLivis
Cheralis Factory Man Loosens Finger Incident
Dan Guatrich, supervisor at Cheralis Bovniture, Maui Huding Company, was sharpening mantle whides on Saturday. A forefinger near the fist knuckle was severed but blood poisoning risk appeared low. no danger to patient reported.
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Dan Guatrich
Cheralis Bovniture
Maui
Hank
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