Plan final raid on county funds causes county clash
Citizens in Centralji and Chehalis debate injunctive action to block retiring commissioner Clarencé Young and ally Gray from pushing a costly Warrenite road program. Critics warn of excessive debt, unfinished experiments, and state-ordered projects, urging the new board to review funding before debt limits are breached.
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Centralji
Chehalis
Clarencé Young
Board of Conty
Young
Gray
Newaukyt
Chenalia
Horstfort Mountain
Balstfort
Boarth
Chebalis
Zeiskfort
Aeft
WiWapa Harbor
Board of Tonnly Commissioners
H., Tilley
F. HE. Teschner
Tilley
Harms
Lane's plate used on Joseph Macarani's leg at city hospital
A report from Nov 26 states Joseph Macarani, age 10, had a broken leg set at the city hospital using Lane's plate, a steel device from London surgeon Lane. The leg bone was realigned four inches above the ankle, the plate screwed on, flesh closed, and the wound sewn. Doctors expect limited inconvenience from the injury as healing proceeds. Macarani resides at 143 Daggetta Avenue.
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Uuuis
Joseph Macarani
City Hospital
Lane
Dane
London
Lves
Dagegett Avenue
Berlin Police Chief Declares War On Hat Pins
Berlin police president warns against dangerous protruding hat pins. Proclamation urges women to trim pins to prevent injuries on streetcars and protect traveling public.
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Berlin
Msg
Centralia Charity Need Grows With Population Rise In City
Centralia reports show charity cases up this year with more families needing assistance. Two years after a sparse count, several new arrivals and illnesses push numbers higher, though poverty drivers remain common. Salvation Army continues steady relief efforts.
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Centralia
Centralian
Leva
Centra- Ma
Salvation Army
Goat surgery plan revealed in odd New Orleans tale
A frenzied rumor from New Orleans describes a man telling friends of a planned goat operation and a staged medical plea. The tale centers on a dubious surgical idea, a spectrally folded scene, and urgent reactions from local officials amid confusion and bravado.
Winsted Football Player Dies After Collision
In Winsted Connecticut on November 25 Harry Vee aged 17 was killed during a football game between the Toryne cadets and an Independent team largely from Gilbert Preparatory School. He suffered a fractured skull and died within minutes after the accident occurred after mass play at 2 pm. Lee had been advancing when tackled and fell dead after rising from the pile.
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Winsted
Conn
Harry Vee
Tiorney Cadets
Ilbert Preparatory School
Lee
Dail
Fre Ladies Hopes Went Glinnerig Fire
Centralia on Thanksgiving morning awoke to a fire alarm at fire box Gileon in ward two. Fire laddies rushed with rubber coats and hats as the team drew near a hotel ro rooming house in the Rhodes building. The blaze burned out quickly leaving 20 firemen with frightened looks and no real flame.
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Centralla
Centralian
Gileon
Ward Two
Tower Avenue
Rhodes
Big Tuck Cohen Wins At Chehalis Boxing Night
Centralia reports a lively athletic exhibition at the Armory with four boxing bouts and two wrestling matches. Feature bout saw Big Tuck Cohen defeat Chehalis rival amid cheering, while spectators recalled Maytazing figures and Charastle ravine lore.
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Armory
Kress Passes Away in Centralia After Lively Life
A. Kress dies at 87 in Centralia after a long life marked by Civil War service two marriages and local politics. Born May 2, 1839 in Liberty Michigan he served in a Michigan battery and later in Cincinnati. Survived by eight children including Barry Kress Claud Kress Step Kress Paul Kupsa and others. Funeral at 2:30 PM tomorrow at the Baptist church with interment at Washington Lawn Cemetery.
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Richard A. Krésa
Mr. Kress
Liberty
Jackson County
Michigan
Elizabeth Gave
Hanover
Mich
Burry, Kresa
Chicago
Mra. Nay Harris
Minneapolis
President Elliot’s Centralia stop on inspection tour
Howard Elliot, president of the Northern Pacific Railway, and a party of railroad officials visited Centralia from Gray’s Harbor, touring Tenino and back. The group met local officials F. B. Hubbard, George Lysart, D. F. Davies, and J. B. Barnes before continuing to Portland via Winlock. Elliot noted growth since his last visit and said yard facilities would improve with new depots by spring.
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Centralia
Howard Elliot
Northen Pacific Railway Company
Gray's Harbor
F. B. Hubbard George Lysart
D. F. Davies
J. B. Barnes
Tenino
Centralla
Mr. Barnes
Portland
The Fourth Dimension Question Revisited
A humorous exchange from Ladies' Home Journal features a discouraged man asking why there is no fourth dimension and another replies that if it existed, we would have it, illustrating a playful take on dimensional theory.
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Ladies” Home Journal
Light-weight bout ends in ten rounds after preface prayers
In Akeon Ohio area Johnny XI lines up as Cleveland defeats Denny Kaufman of Philadelphia in a ten round light weight bout. The match opened with prayers by Rev. Biederwols introduced by Mayor Sawyer.
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Akeon
Johnny XI
Cleveland
Denny Kaufman
Philadelphia
Biederwols
Sawyer
Fragmentary 1920s miscellany on economy and manners
A jumble of brief quotes and anecdotes from newspapers including the Cleveland Plain Dealer Washington Star and Kansas City Star and Sun. Topics range from late-night election habits and remembered elections to cautions on economy and a humorous tale about a lemonade craving American group and a watering cartman.
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Henry
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Daniel W. Fietch
Militaire
Boston
Harvard
William Brewster
Wiliam
Washington Star
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Janoele
Ding Weil
New Orleans
Gary
Becanaa
Glinnerig
Urpiea
Maytazing
Charastle
Darnley
Idanos
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James A. Solandt
Newark
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Tley
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