Labor Leaders Held in Contempt by DC Court
Washington DC November 23 Justice Wright refused to dismiss contempt charges against Samuel Gompers Join Mitchell Morrison and Lewis of the American Federation of Labor They are held in contempt for actions tied to the Stov e Range Company list of the federal Journal A move to retry labor leaders follows The case draws reaction from Atlanta angered by Wright's ruling and AFL stance The labor leaders file notices of special appeal through counsel
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Washington, D. C
Justice Wright
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Samuel Gompers
Mitchelang W. Morrison
Lewis
American Federation of Labor
But Stove & Range Company
L Tst
Federaion's
United States Supreme Court
Wright
Hy Avlien
Uuutted
Atlanta
Gompers
Women Riot for Room at Murder Trial
A garbled report describes women rioting for seating or room at a murder trial. Fragments indicate a vigil or protest outside a courtroom and references to individuals and officials, including Mrs Pattersnt, with unclear roles or outcomes.
Beet Barons Seek Delay in Supreme Court Case
A garbled legal note suggests Beet Barons aim to secure further delay. The text mentions Justice White and a decision to withhold ordering proceedings, with the court likely to continue the case until the Supreme Court rules.
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Iever Wiite
Justice White
Jadie Carpenter
Supreme Court
City Engineer Orders Drainage Plan To Save Logan Area
Atterbury instructed by the city council to authorize digging a canal to drain a Logan neighborhood prone to overflow, aiming to prevent a flood risk after heavy rain.
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Atterbury Waa
Ety Council
Aitohoa
Logan
Lease Replies on Water Plant Controversy in Gonorala
A 1911 letter from A Gonorala, Washington, defends municipal water plant plans amid charges by promoters of a Washington Oregon Corporation. The writer cites figures from councilmen Kent and Watson, argues growth will demand higher capacity, and opposes corporate discrediting of opponents. He asserts intent to secure a public water system and rebuts graft accusations.
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News-Examiner
Afr
Washington-Oregon Corporation
Pern Nerd
Uy Snow
Wachington Oregon Corporation
Walla Walla
Baker Guy Mall
Kent and
Watson
City Bug
Atterburr
Inter Washtan Orezen
Wien
Walter
Innet
New
Property dispute halts Pacific Avenue paving plans
Property owners on Pacific Avenue oppose the Warren Canstenetion Company improvement arguing the work does not meet plans and specs. Attorney Pratt, empowered by his company, consulted with local leaders but no agreement reached. Pratt to return Monday to settle. paving reportedly completed months ago but cited as unsatisfactory in width and materials.
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Avonite
Chohalls
Warren Canstenetion Company
Weatze
Pratt
Bitulthie
Artoomohl
S.C. Witte
AL Long
Rev. Woodal Hull
Pacific Avenue
Washington Oregon Corporation campaigns against municipal water system
A long series of ads funded by the Washington-Oregon Corporation runs in The Daily Chronicle and other county papers urging Centralia and Chehalis residents to oppose municipal water systems. The piece notes the ads are crafted by an experienced editor to sway public opinion, while promising to counter with government commission views. The outcome of the campaign and potential city vote are explored with emphasis on civic impact and voter sentiment.
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Daily Chronicle
Washington-Oregon Corporation
Centralia
Chehalis
Washgton Oregon Corporation
Chebalis
Commission
You Kink
Baily Chronicle
Chia
Commission Fori of
Rament
Organizing Charities Meeting In Centralia
A non sectarian gathering is called for next Tuesday afternoon at 2:80 to organize a board of Associated Charities for Centralia. Churches, social and philanthropic groups are urged to send representatives to discuss plans and potential formation of the organization to benefit the city. Large attendance is hoped to openly discuss the important question.
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Associated Charities
Centralia
New Jersey to Sterilize Criminal, Defective Inmates
New Jersey law aims to sterilize criminally insane persons and defectives confined in state prisons and reformatories. Under the act, both men and women deemed unfit to reproduce are to be sterilized, controlled by a commission led by the superintendent of the Asheboro reformatories, Dr George B. Wistt, and others appointed by the governor.
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Trenton
N. J
Hospitality Shine At Seattle Gathering Hosts Celebrate
A Seattle social event featured Mr and Mrs Hoss and guests from the Go A. i group. The table overflowed with a delicious spread as a long, cheerful evening ended with many attendees expressing gratitude to the hospitable hosts and their daughters. Notable attendees included Theodore Hoss, Prothy, and Mrs Stay ong among others, with Misses Berlin May Hoyas among the company.
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Ottian
Ilosa
Theodore Hoss
Ales
Charles Moss
Mra
Prothy
Row. Cinding
Hean
Cox
McContedl
Man fined for choking wife in local court
Toe Dunson of this city was arrested on a warrant sworn by his wife for assault. In Justice Cress court the defendant was fined $100 and costs with two days in county jail as part of payment terms.
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Toe Dunson
Munson
Carter
Court of Justice of the Peace Cress
Dawson
Alntance Dunson
Stadley calls for steel trust investigation hearing
In Washington on November 23 Chairman Stadley said he would press Democrats to back reopens of the steel trust inquiry. He seeks personal testimony from Rockefeller and Gales regarding Merritt’s account of oil interests pushing him out of mining property worth millions.
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Washington, D.C
Stadley
Emeress
Rockefeller
Gales
Merritt
Water washout affects Ghemali Aad Goslitza race
A disrupted event near Cowlitz and Ghemali Aad Goslitza caused water to wash out the track area east of the road. Officials reported grade issues on the roadside, delaying operations at Rowe mile post as crews worked to restore safe conditions.
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Cowlitz
Funeral and burial for unidentified victim at local cemetery
A damaged OCR fragment reports a burial service and interment for a victim whose name is unreadable. It notes a church official presiding and references a cemetery act, with unclear dates or locations. The text is garbled, but indicates a formal service and interment followed by cemetery arrangements.
Two More Deeds Filed by Tacoma Eastern
Two deeds were filed by Tacoma Eastern with the county auditor this morning. The notices hint at active work on extending the road beyond Mortod pending weather permits. Grief is mentioned as a personal sentiment in a closing line.
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Tacoma Eastern
Auditor Swellord
Tatoma & Eastern
Iha
Mortod
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PRING
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Washington
Oregon Corporation
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Seattle
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Goslitz
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