Mexican Rebellion Grows to 70 Serious Proportions
El Paso reports 600 federal soldiers in Chihuahua suspected of loyalty to the government. Rebels enlist Yaqui Indians, with estimates of over 1,000 warriors ready to fight. Madero leads 600 followers toward Cobulla after leaving San Antonio, seeking command. Wires cut as fighting begins in Durango and Zacatecas. Reports from Laredo note government seizure of telegraph facilities amid unrest.
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EL Paso
Texas
Chhuahua
Rureles
Gananea
Mex
Durango
Zacatecas
Monterey
Rey Ors
Laredo
Mexico
Associated Press
Mousuray
Mexico City
Fedral
Nuevo Laredo
Preas
Grater
Republic
Zacateas
Gomez Palachio
Torreon
Madero
San Antonio
Cotulla
Cobulla
Postal fraud raids seize two firms over $40 million loss
New York officials announce major enforcement against Burr Brothers and Continental Winless Telegraph. Burr brothers are held on $20,000 bail each. Sheldon Burr and Eugene Burr accused of selling $40 to $50 million in worthless stock. Vaughan, director of Continental Winless Telegraph, held on $1,000 bail. company alleged to have sold at least $1 million in nonperforming stock. Government moves to curb alleged interstate scams with fraud orders and asset actions.
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New York
Altebcock
Sheldon H. Burr
Eugene H. Hurr
Burr Brothers
Charlee L. Vaughan
Continental
Church Discusses "Hema Minuions" Wednesday at 2:30
An event at the church features a talk on Hema Minuions scheduled for Wednesday at 2 30. The program includes an Audi forum presentation for all ladies, followed by a banquet at seven for men and a lecture by Dr Holt for both ladies and gentlemen.
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Minuions
Dr. Holt
Aged wanderer plans homeward trek from Chehalis
John Feeley, an elderly wanderer in Chehalis, intends to work his way across the continent and then return to his homeland. He plans to print small cards and photographs about his journey, travel by train as funds allow, and seek potato peeling work on ships for passage to New York. He mentions a twin brother in Liverpool who will send him money.
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Chehalis
Navy
John Feeley
Weeley
New York
Liverpool
Brutal hold up in Dryad leads to jail threat
George Prouty faces Superior Court after being held to answer on robbery charges. The case stems from a Dryad incident where William Fleming was attacked in front of a saloon, beaten severely, and robbed of $45. Prouty’s bail was set at $1000.
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Chehalis
Navy
Aspaloon
Aberdeen
Dryad
George Prouty
Justice of the Peace
Beaufort
Wiliam Fleming
Prouty
Runaway Boy Returned to Home After Tragic Death
Chehalis Nov 19 remains of Mace Collard aged 18 identified and sent home. He ran away with another boy famed Stirling to seek fortune. They were passengers in a train accident near Teino Fortland when thrown from baggage car or fell. Collard ground to pieces. the companion escaped. A broken coupling and a scramble by vagrants led to the fatal incident. Collard was known in Gentralia and Chehalis.
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Chehalis
Mace Collard
Collard
Maca
Gentralia
Suspected Crook 15 Caught in Chehalis
Ghenalis November 19 A dangerous criminal believed linked to a past Aberdeen robbery was arrested in Chehalis on Friday by Deputy Sheriff Schmand acting on a description. Aberdeen notified Deputy Milas collected the prisoner.
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Aberdeen
Chehalis
Schmand
Milas
Local visitors and business amid Chehalis Friday activity
J F Linkart of Napavine visited Chehalis friends and transacted at the Recurity State Bank before returning. Bach and Smith of Western Union in Seattle were in Chehalis seeking an uptown offer. Bahr of North Park country spent a weekend with friends and praised local agricultural conditions. Robert Kerrigan, formerly of the county, visited Adyna and Portland with his grown daughters. Harry K Davin, noted farmer of the Randle country, was in Chehalis handling Coffman and Dobson bank business and county affairs, praising home area upbuilding efforts.
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Chehalis
J. F. Linkart
Napavine
State Bank
Messrs. Bach and Smith
Western Union
Seattle
Mo. Bahr
North Park
Robert Kerrigan
Adyna
Iis
Portland
Harry K. Davin
Randle
Chehalla
Coffman & Dobson Bank
Counhouse
County Seeks Bids To Surface A. J. White Road
County commissioners review bids from Warren Construction and West Oil-Crete for hard surfacing A. J. White Road. Work to begin as soon as possible due to great need and anticipated completion.
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Chehalls
County‘ Commissioners
A. J. White Road
Warren Construction Company
The
West, Oil-Crete Company
Passenger jailed for drinking on train
Night Officer Tisher noted by wire from the train that passenger J. R. Ewart was arrested after being seen with a beer aboard. Ewart pleaded ignorance of the state law and was fined by Justice Westover after the train arrived.
Ranch Sale Near Winlock Nets $15000 Profit
T J Hilott sold his ranch one mile east of Winlock for 15000 and bought a store in the city. Carl Lankse acquired the store interest from Elliott who is described as a keen business man with thrift and energy. The deal marks a substantial local business move with Elliott set to manage new ventures in line with his proven integrity.
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T. J. Hilott
Winlock
Ealtat
Carl Lankse
Elliott
Piine Welle
Chebalis Nov 21 Football Event Sequel Aims To Heal
Chebalis notes a collision on the football field left one eye damaged. The Catholic ur event succeeded despite heavy pain and disadvantages faced by Walher Moons and his hospital staff. Attendance was strong and the affair served social goals. Jay Veaglando, a top Raniora student, begins a temporary engagement as night clerk at St Helen's hotel, replacing Clerk Chambers who recently married.
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Clerk Chambers
I. Jay
Mda
Chehalis News Highlights Local Football and Tract Sales
Five-acre tract purchases by Harry Cable and T Apurgeon from the Salisbury tract expand local property. Fruit planting and truck gardening develop as new residents prepare homes. A Chehalis Olympia football game ends six to nine with a wet, muddy field and large crowd. Local visits include Jack Epstein returning home, Frank Smith in Chehalis, and friends Jesse Hertiford L A Robertson visiting Chehalis.
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Harry Cable
T. Apurgeon
Lang
Balisbury
3. C
Pettlers
Frank Kerr
Lntruder
Chéhalls
Olympia Fust
Miller Field
Jack Epstein
Frank Smith
Little Falls
Chehalis
Jesse Hertiford
Chehalla
L. A. Robertson
Wintock
Kennedy
New Wice from Chehalia Light Plant Improvements
Chehalis Nov 21 Twin City Light Power installs extensive plant improvements and new machinery including a McEwin tandem engine. A building is raised to house the gear and an electrical expert, A L Thorne, notes 2300 volt generators will link with existing units to meet winter demand. Also cited is Hall Caine health anecdotes from a Philadelphia motel bedroom exchange in Soultill Times.
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Chehalla
Twin City Light & Power Company
A. L. Thorne
City Electrician
Tacoma
Thorne
Chehalls Prepares for New City Hall Amid Furniture Shortage
Chehalls residents await the move into a grand city hall perched above town with library neighbors and festive lighting. Officials plan a new council chamber and offices as furniture shortages persist while the police chief’s desk is renamed and space is readied.
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Chehalls
Dade
Cheha-ls
S T Telen
Sir Barmicides
Leya
Hin
Marehall
Frank Yout
Po- Hees
Chehalla
Saloon Refusal to Sell to Negroes Upheld in Tacoma
Tacoma November 22 A Superior Court judge ruled that a saloon may refuse to sell liquor to a Negro or to any person regardless of race or color. The decision comes in the case of Henry Newman a Negro against George Schroeder owner of the Olympic Club seeking 44100 damages.
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Tacoma
Clifford
Superior Court
Henry Newman
George Shroeder
Olympic Club
High Water Destroys Oregon & Washington Bridge
In Gomtralia on November 22 the Oregon and Washington railroad bridge over the Chohalla river near Franefg quill was washed away by high water. The entire structure collapsed, severing service between Centralia and Grays Harbor for months until a replacement bridge is built or arrangements with northern Pacific are made.
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Gomtralia
Oregon & Washington Railroad
Oregon — Washington
Centralia
Grays Harbor
Rocheater
Womilla
Lincoln
Contratia
Treifia
Warbior
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Toda
Francisco J. Madero
Som Point
Hagle, Pass
Hitchcock
Holt
Roy
Th Presbyterian
Audi
Ghehalis
Newis
Ghenalis
Hall Caine
Nw York
Walton
Pailadelphia
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