Sunday School Delegates Prepare for Twin Cities Convention
A Sunday school convention committee in this city met Thursday evening at the Methodist church to outline plans for the Twin Cities Sunday School convention. Delegates from eight districts will attend with committees appointed for finance entertainment publicity and more. Local officials elected permanent chairman and numerous Chehalis Centralia and Guntralia workers announced their participation.
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Methodist
Twin
Columbia River
Cascades
Pacific Ocean
C. Erickson
C. Erickson, Chairman; Entertainment Committee, Miss Myrtla Corrill
E. Dorris
Robert J. Red
van Wort
Leona Tramill
J.T. Alexander
Pollom
Pratt
Seattle
R. D. Sprague
Geor. F. Pratt
Nillie Wilson
Chehalis
R. D. Everett
American Sunday School Union
Alexander
Huber
Brearns
Centralia
Guy Sprague
W. D. Nay
Mise Myrtle Cot~rit
Home Department
F. E. Dortie
Chae. Watson
Road to Toledo Improved Promoters Claim Benefits
A strong death is manifest in Southwestern Lewis county as calls rise to improve the road between Toledo and Little Falla to enable freighting from Portland via Little Walls. Promoters claim the Toledo grade is lighter than Winnock and that if finished, mall and stage routes could go that way benefiting all.
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Lewis County
Toledo
Little Falla
Portland
Little Walls
Winnock
U S Cavalry Officer To Tour World Around the World
A Chehalis resident reports that Lieut J C P M Haggard of the 2nd U S Cavalry will soon embark on a world tour of inspection for the government. Haggard, who helped capture Aguinaldo, is stationed at Fort Dills, Texas.
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William Hazzard
Chehalis
Jdeut. C. P.M. Haggard
2Nd
U. S. Cavalry
Lieut. Hazzard
Fort Dills
Teas
Aguinaldo
Filippine
Registration Books Close October 6 for Fall Election
The general fall election registration has reached 2,616 with ward totals: First 276, Second 371, Third 367, Fourth 355, Fifth 403, Sixth 448. Books will close October 15 and officials expect total registrations near 3,000 by then.
Potatoes Thrive On Hill Land At Winlogk Displayed
The hill land near Wintocks proves ideal for potato growing as J. Warne harvests 60 sacks from two plots near his residence. The crop yields excellent tubers, with some very large specimens on display at the State Bank.
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Wintocks
J. ¥. Warne
Gambling Greek Is Sentenced Logal Wan 10 Prove Up 0 Goal Nine
S. R. Allred began proving his claim to the Cowlliz Pasa coal mine located among Cascnile mountains from the Big Hottom country. The stake dates to Mer. Aired, Jon and Ernest Rector, Robert and Hram Chapman. Allred hopes to prove by year’s first. The article notes a possible valuable asset and mentions fair growths and attendees.
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Logal
S. R. Allred
Hottom
Mer. Aired
Jon
Ernest Rector
Robert
Hram Chapman
Th. Elt
Mr. Allred
Local Greek Fined for Gambing by Justice Beaufort
Martin Schiunich of Chehalis was fined 50 dollars and costs yesterday by Justice P. C. Beaufort on a gambing charge. Monta Epping of Littell testified, alleging non payment of the fine, and the defendant was sentenced to a term in county jail.
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Martin Schiunich
Chehalis
P. C. Beaufort
Gambiing
Monta Eppiing
Littell
Alion
Legs Amputated After Rail Locomotive Destruction
William Virook, a workman on the Tenino Tacoure railroad, had both legs amputated below the knee after riding the Pilot of a locomotive that left the track and plunged into a gnd.
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William Virook
of Te N. P
Drunken Indians Arrested After Watered-Down Night
Cet. 4 report describes several Indians at a war camp who drank liquor heavily. One man, Adequair, became so intoxicated the officer used a wagon to transport him to the police station. Chief Schleider sought to identify the liquor seller, but defendants refused to name any source.
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Bacchus
Schleider
Dawmill 10 Purchased by Chehalis Men
On Oct 1 a deal closed in Chehalis where BleB Kenogar and Miles Cork purchased part interest in the Shayer saw mill on the Newaukins river to operate at about 20 000 feet daily. The Kenoyers also own the Graham tract Bear Worst with timber suitable for milling. Clark is tied to the new owners as sawyer, while Kenoyer recently worked in Chehalla real estate.
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BLEB
Kenogar
Miles Cork
Ciehalis
Shayer
Newaukins River
Dea
Kenoyers
Ware Graham Tract
Clark
Coal Jcreek, Laumber Company
Kenoyer
Lin Chehalla
Blaze Destroys Superea Plant in Little Falls Fire
A $200000 blaze wiped out the Stand yard Clay Company plant in Little Falls last Saturday night, destroying a factory about two years old and employing 40 to 50 workers. Firefighters were alerted late. flames had engulfed the building before water could reach it. The plant, formerly Little Falls Clay Company, was linked to Standard Clay Company and connected to local train industries. The blaze origin is undetermined, with witnesses noting flames shooting from windows as the plant burned. Local resident Walter Stel Hogium reported from Kaplan and J H M A Stewart, agent for the company, offered no immediate answers.
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Standyard Clay Company
Little Falls
Wil Toms
Sears
Alployinge
Colt
Corm
Little Fats Clay Company
Bie Saureogranat Dast
Dhe
Standard Clay Company
Tha
Shuphura
Watermnay Gilley
Johnson wins wrestling match at Centralia in thrilling bout
Centralia champion F Johnson defeats Nick Langes in a close wrestling match judged by Jack Senlity. Crowd cheered as Greek challenger failed to throws Johnson. Two preliminaries featured Yoke Snyder defeating a Chehaneman in straight falls of seven and four minutes. Johnson challenged for a rematch in about two weeks.
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F. Johnson
Centralia
Nick Langes
Watt Dust
Johnson
Amlod
Jack Senlity
Yoke Snyder
Little Sally
Snyder
Shakshi
Hodjahs Move To Beattie Room In Beattie Area
Mr and Mrs Hodjah plan a move from their corner home to Beattie Room in Beattie area due to many family items and a desire for easier access to belongings.
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Hodjah
Registration in Centralia Reaches 2026
Centralia shows 2526 total registered voters as of now with plans to near 3000 when registration closes October 15. Ward tallies include First 277 Second 372 Third 369 Fourth 403 Fifth 0 Sixth 542 amid rising women voter participation.
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Centralia
Gentlia
Uitle Fall Boy Thought To Be Insane
Oct Zebulon Kirby from Little Falls was located at a Calving farm near Toledo after two weeks missing. His father J A Kirby had alerted the sheriff and statewide broadcasts were issued. Kirby reappeared in Napavine then vanished again. a warrant was issued for his sanity hearing in Chehalis.
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Zebulon Kirby
Toledo
Kirby
Little Falls
J. A. Kirby
Sheriff's Office
Napavine
Carl Nelson Challenged After Seattle Lightweight Match
Nick Lamges of Seattle, Pacific Coast lightweight champion, issues a challenge to Carl Nelson after losing a handicap bout to Frank Johnson. The sides plan a bout near the local Moose Lodge next Friday with a $100 side bet as Nelson trains Johnson.
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Nick Lamges
Seattle
Pacific Coast
Frank Johnson
Johns Cn Straigh
Moose Lodge
Carl Nelso
Johnson
Nelson
August 126 housed in city jail 22 fined in police court
During August 126 individuals were confined in the city jail. Of these, 22 were arrested and fined in police court, while the remainder were treated as merely sleeping detainees without resources to move to other quarters.
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Wight
One More Wheelman Fined by Police Court Judge Voss
Oeter Cary of Pitzer, aged 82, was arrested Saturday night for violating the order against wheelmen. He appeared before Judge Voss in police court this morning and was fined 84.
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Cary, Pitzer
B&b
Mhayeo
Voss
Bad check artist at work nets $14.50 scheme
A warrant issued by Tastica for the arrest of Paul Mink charges him with forging the name L Rancer on a $14.50 check. Mink allegedly presented the check at Muck north end store to buy a small bill of goods, clerk Sterling Cox cashed it, giving currency in change. The check was drawn on the United States National Bank. Mink has not yet been located.
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Tastica
Charles Howe
Pail Mink
L. Rancer
Mink
Muck North End
Sterling Cox
United States
Men On Roof Happen Causes Scene In Castersby
Two men hid on a North End roof at Guy Mucck's place causing excitement as Cassersby residents reported the sighting. A police rush brought the chief there on a big motorcycle, but the pair escaped. The motive and whether a robbery of the store was planned remain unclear.
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Guy Mucck
North End
Cassersby
Siora
Ward Buys Half Interest in Muck Store
C A Ward formerly with Ben Selling Company Portland has bought a half interest in Guy Muck's north end store. The firm will be known as C A Ward & Co. Ward once clerked for L Bar and married Centralia girl Miss Calderwood while in town.
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C. A. Ward
Ben Selling Company
Portland
Guy Muck
North Emd
C. A. Ward & Co
Ward
L. Bar
Elopers Foiled as Aberdeen Couple Fails Escape
Local police report catching a young Aberdeen couple attempting elopement after a long distance call alerted authorities. Description of the pair described by Chief Harbor Patrol, but the suspects vanished before arrest.
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Aberdeen
Pa Ftom
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