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Newspaper

Centralia Weekly Chronicle

Location

Centralia, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1910

Page

3

Plan to finance light plant fails in Centralia

Centralia voters faced a failed plan to finance a municipal electric light plant. Bids were opened but three equipment suppliers declined due to the warrants funding approach. Only partial bids arrived unopened. one full bid was deemed unacceptable. The council read letters from a water power proposer and an investor offering a larger system, while a Walker franchise proposal suggested private buildout with city franchise terms. The council ordered fresh bids under prior conditions and kept options open for private financing if municipal plans collapse.

Centralia Hnaniig Lesst Ely Mounicipal Piarta Western Electrical Superly Co Open Council Guerrier Centraia Joseph L. Gawler Gawley Skookumchuck Iidre Guy M. Walker No. 15 Wall Street Twin City Mfe Ntc Oity Walker

Power Plant Seizure Over Tax Dispute—Interurban Impact

A disputed power plant seizure affects Tacoma and surrounding areas as the Interurban lines halt. The Slone Webster subsidiary owning the power line refused 1907 taxes, challenging assessments and leaving the city and county with suspended service across the Beane interurban route.

Tacoma Utter Webster Denetton Canyung Klee Ivan Is & Slone-Webster Sub

City seizes traction plant over tax dispute in 1906

In 1906 the city pursued a tax case against traction companies. Judge Han ford ruled against the firms, and two years of negotiations followed over interest, with Treasurer Meath demanding full payment. Deputies seized Electron plant in the county name, as talks continued and settlement seemed unlikely. If taxes remain unpaid, operation may halt or steam plants be set up.

Iitizalot Hanford Meath Electron Selanfe Aight Meath Orer

Catholics Denounce Portugal and Catholic Rights Flaunted

New Orleans Nov 17 The annual convention of the American Federation of Catholic Societies adopted bitter denunciations of Portugal’s new Republican administration and praised the U S State Department for delaying recognition. Resolutions condemned King and monks’ treatment, called the government unjust and ungodly, and urged equal protection in public service. They attacked secular education and urged more parish schools while supporting labor aims and opposing anti church publications. Officers were elected including Edward Iyony as grand leader and Anthony Matra as secretary.

New Orleans New Republic of Portugal State Department Washington New Republic Braza Federation Columbus Nalional Educational Association Congress American Federation of Labor St. Louis

Rival college rooter clash sparks university inquiry

At Corvallis Oregon Agricultural College scrutiny of a Saturday football game melee continues. Chief Wells testified no blows were struck and the incident was a good natured shove. Dr Long found no injuries to Bean and officials say both sides shared responsibility. Committees from Oregon and Eugene aim to restore cordial relations.

Orezon Agricultural College Corvallis Eugenoe Rooters Mmtter Keene University of Oregon Folire Wells Wells J. H. Price Eugene Albany Long Harrigburg Bean

Thanksgiving turkey shipments top seven thousand in Douglas County

Roseburg reports more than 7000 turkeys shipped from Douglas County last week to Coast markets. Ostland firm bought about 4500 birds for San Francisco and Seattle, averaging 24 14 cents per pound. another Roseburg firm purchased 2600 at 24 cents.

Roseburg Douglas County Ostland San Francisco Seattle Recor Seamus Gia Hank Temas Tie Peiems

Olympia Bank Intervenes in Bond Suit Appeal

In Olympia on November 17 the King County superior court will hear arguments on Olympia National Bank as intervenor in the state suit to collect the $20,000 bond of Hamilton, former adjutant general. The amended complaint seeks a basis for an appeal to the supreme court.

Olympia Ortis Ham= iMon Seattle Superior Court King County Olympia National ‘Bank Hamilton Supreme Court

City votes approve improvements and hear objections

Centralia residents approved paving in improvement district No. 16 and delayed action on district No. 15 in the northeast. A hearing on protests is set for December 6. In Spokane, a $1000 grant was approved as part payment for juvenile court work under a new city jail law viewed as a failure by critics who urge educational, school-linked reform.

Centralia Roda Tower Avenue Pearl Strect Yemonstrances Pet Spokane Wash Glover Titah

Inspectors and judges appointed for city election Dee

City officials appointed inspectors and judges for the upcoming election in each ward. The notes discuss ward selections, voting precinct needs, street openings for Pearl Street, and plans to study water supply in other cities.

Treat D. Obriat H. A. Cournger E. A.ewell Charles Henderson, Jr Charlée R. Griggs B. F. Clubine A. D. Jones W. R. ‘Conrad H. A. Donekley Frank H. Afiller James McCourt Fifth Ward W. H. Dyon Ed Jolly A. B. Townsend Rixth Ward J. T. Jones B. J. Nichols J. B. Lynch

Disturbers in Grange Lose Out in Atlantic City

Insurgents failed in a move to access Natral Grange records seeking evidence of alleged reckless funds use. Worthy Master Helme and speakers Spence Egley Hoyt led debates as wives reportedly vote against the insurgents. The fight centered on control of the Grange administration with trials anticipated for lodge officers accused in the record dispute.

Atlantic City Yeas Mona Grange

Owl crosses 860 miles by wireless voyage tale

A barnyard owl reportedly travelled 860 miles in a voyage told by sources from Zoalandia and Makura. Captain Philpa and four Zoalandia passengers, with Mr. Peck and four Makura passengers, played a chess game by wireless as they approached within 400 miles. the Zoalandin team won.

Victoria Bealandin Trotadustridia Domi Philpa Zoalandia Mr. Peck Makura Phica

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