Funeral for Francis J Wilson in Chehalis service set
The funeral services for Francis J. Wilson, a man found dead on the Northern Pacific tracks south of the city, will be held at the Lutheran church in Chehalis. The Rev. Quinn will officiate and the funeral procession will proceed to the local cemetery. A letter from his brother in London confirms the burial wishes.
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Pioneer Pioneer IL 2 Dead In Grand County
Oldest pioneer of the state Heberta aged about 90 died in Mon Tas ni Revers erts. Funeral from Gr. Mound church tomorrow afternoon with Wood offter pallbearers from Grand Manni pioneer residents. Interment at Grant Mouth reneue.
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Hotel venture brief peeks from Westerly area
A fragmentary notice mentions local investors tied to a hotel project in Angrles Calif, with a half ownership stake and a manager named Frank Ji Urainplen. The plan references a location at 62 House Flower Street and hints at a forthcoming opening.
Water Ordinance Put Off A Week By City Council
Mayor Guerrier presided at the council meeting when the municipal gravity water act was deferred for a week to allow changes requested by prospective Londuuyors. Mr Lease attended and suggested a second reading of the ordinance in its present form before the final reading.
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Miss Mosher Delivers Well-Received Talk at WWCTU
A large audience attended Miss Mosher's lecture at the WW C T U Temple this afternoon. She plans another talk on health and beauty at the Chi tion church tomorrow at 2 20 PM. Admission is free and all ladies are invited to attend.
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Rockefeller subpoenaed to testify on Minnesota ore funds
United Press Leased Wire reports November 22 that Chairman Stanley of the congressional committee investigating the steel trust announced a subpoena will be served on John D. Rockefeller to testify before the committee. Documents bearing on Rockefeller's dealings in Minnesota ore funds will be examined.
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Mis Gi rebels and Manchus drive foreigners to flee inland
Dispatch reports foreigners in interior Honan province fearing killings as clashes between Mas materes and rival groups escalate. Scattered violence drives many to flee toward coastal areas while wholesale upheaval unfolds in Moroneans amid shifting loyalties.
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Mounts foment anti foreign propaganda amid looming outbreak
Dispatches from various points report anti foreign propaganda by Mt factions and warn of an imminent uprising. Militants encircle the garrison, outnumber defenders, and threaten depleted food supplies as tensions rise across the area.
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Ratikntg
Lmerialis
Bryan and family aboard ship near Samana Island
United Press dispatch reports William Jennings Bryan and his wife and family aboard a vessel that ran aground near Samana Island on the coast of the Dominican Republic. No injuries are specified in the fragment. The scene involves a notable public figure and a maritime mishap during a voyage.
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Samana Island
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William Jennings Bryan
Proclamation by Mayor Sets Election Dates Under Commission Government
Mayor Guerrier issued a proclamation designating December 25 as the election day for a mayor and two commissioners under the commission plan. Primary for nominating candidates is set for December 18, with city attorney Beal stating the general election can be held any date between December 26 and 30, but the primary must occur on December 18. proclamation due by November 22.
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HURRIED CONFERENCE OR CHINESE SITUATION
A chaotic report outlines Sino conflict with Western readers noting a hurried conference and possible fresh land attack. General Chang resists surrender as April industrial fronts brace for renewed fighting and German gunboat actions near Kiang river.
Unclear fragments from Ning Yuan missionary report
Civil conflict reports from Ning Yuan show French missionaries including Ur Tesendre affected as new front lines form near Hinken. Casualties described as heavy amid ongoing clashes. details remain fragmented and unverified.
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McNamara Trial Jury Pool Shrinks as Sessions Continue
In the McNamara trial the state trimmed four pre emptory challenges leaving five for the defense to use. Jurors eliminated included Bureny, Luliders, Stevens, Olcott, and Maall while Brode cried during jury swearing as eight permanent jurors were seated after a private judge recess.
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Hoodoo Hangs Over McNamara Trial
United Press Teased Wire from Los Angeles reports the McNamara trial paused as court adjourned until Monday after the death of Charlene Boxton, a ton admotive and sister of juror Boxton. Judge Judd Rush, partner of LeCompte Davis, fell ill, needing to handle firm business. juror Queen visited his ailing wife over Sunday.
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LeCompte Davis
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Dairy association formed to inspect stock in county
A nine man dairy association has been organized from Chehalis to Forest. H G Lowry is president and Samuel Daupertu secretary and treasurer. The group aims to inspect stock and about 100 cows are members of the new society, with plans for broader county coverage soon.
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Chehalis City Damages Claim Filed Over Jail Incident
George J. Benson seeks 15000 damages from the city of Chehalis alleging injuries from a night spent in the jail after his October 26 arrest. He claims injuries from an incident involving a claim of a car being forced from a steeping area and appeals that the matter be reviewed by the city attorney after council referral.
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Natives of Lewis County Married in Fort Meemir ceremony
Two Lewis County natives Nor De Neat Beuly and Lana Peurhe ter married in Fort Meemir Ofepadee BOO Heanfort amid relatives. The couple's families hail from Takis Commy and Dieir pate Tstys, with many local friends attending the ceremony.
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Chebalis City Council Refuses Sewer Reentry
Chebalis city council rejects sewer reentry on Pringle Street claiming work not per plans and a major breach requires repair. City engineer Atta reported October 13 that initial intent aimed to bind the project to specific specifications.
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Conditional Acceptance On Pang By City Council
The city council granted conditional acceptance for the paving along North and Bath Tower Avenue by Warren Conshine ton Company. Frost may have damaged some sidewalk work. A bond to cover defective work and a written maintenance contract within a year are to be provided to the city.
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Equipment Upgrades Planned for City Lights
The light committee reported the need for more equipment for the light department including an additional transformer as capacity is taxed. A new type of street light requiring a different transformer costing 1070 pounds was approved, with two existing transformers valued at 720 pounds each to be retained. The package included new lights for Tower Avenue and reuses of old lights on M Street and Second and Ly Street.
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Unclear Candidate Notes From Fragmented OCR
The readable fragments mention candidates and fees but are garbled. No clear names or events are extractable. A cautious note points to government alert and unspecified requests, with multiple broken phrases.
Lewis County Schools Prepare New Building and Course
Miss Clara Roaydman, sent by County Superintendent Carrier, toured to examine a new modern school building in District 3 near Marton. A new building is planned with immediate work and a related course in a new field, with a modern facility expected to be completed soon.
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Threelt Wits
Esterday Tieroing
Cepohy School
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Meayuay T Ing
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Street Improvement Awarded for J Street District
Two bids opened for a street improvement project in the J Street district. Mayor Pfifer’s bid came in at 2682.07 while competitor Vianson’s proposal totaled 2791.20. Pfifer’s bid won the contract as the council awarded it to Mr. Pfifer.
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