Pinghot 5 Caught in Storm Near Katalla Alaska
Gilford Pinghot and party inspecting Bering River coal fields return to Katalla after a severe storm. They visited McDonald, Lippy-Davis and Cunningham claims and spoke with pioneers about Chugach National Forest creation. Pinghot hinted at a leasing system and may stay several days due to the weather.
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United Press
Katalla
Alaska
Gilford Pinghot
Bering River
Matalla Iste
Walter L. Fisher
Fincer
Pinchot
Controller Bay
Kataila
McDonald
Liquor Sales Arrest and Bond in Chehalis Case
George Torwood was arrested by Chehalis police for selling liquor to an Indian. He watched movements near the depot, left a bottle, and an Indian took it. Torwood was arraigned before Justice Westover and bound over to the Superior Court on $500 bonds, with $105 costs in a special session led by Judge Rice.
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George Torwood
Chehalis
Oller
Iyle
Torwood
Doyle
Clef
Worwood
Court of Justice Westover
Rice
Costa
Urquhart Brings Back Durke From Seattle
Sheriff Urquhart returned from Seattle with William Durke who confessed to robbing McNitt hardware store. Durke was arrested in the act of disposing of some stolen items. He had been detained by Chief Warwick in Seattle before being brought home.
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Urquhart
Seattle
William Durke
Warwick
McNitt Hardware
Durken
Runaway Incident Report With Vagrant Incident Mix
A fragmented notice describes a runaway incident involving a vagrant and a person named Townsend with references to Dewey Synders and Hy. The text is garbled, but indicates a court matter or timing near Tuesday and a distant location in West Virginia.
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Townsend
Dewey Synders
Aioe
Genthalia couple arrested in tying incident
Jeaoph nod Anna Sunt, a young couple from Condy, were jailed after a lunge of belins airavdertly elimina tors. They were fined and confined in the Tonto city hostelry for pay jen. Annasilib disappeared Monday afternoon and Josaph, unrelated to a church president, escaped by paneling out of his cell door Wednesday night. The couple had traveled with a carnival that appeared during fair week.
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Serpe
Jeaoph
Anna Sunt
Belins
Tonto
Annasilib
Josaph
Tra Mrrwen Church
Calvin Hunted Fugitive Son Surrenders Effort
R L Calvin father of Frank Calvin hunted by over twenty deputies after his son shot Mrs Vivian Irving at Isatonville. He searched the Roy area and deserted ranch for traces, calling Calvin’s name at intervals. He returned to Winlock promising to resume search tomorrow.
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Rey
R. L. Calvin
Frank Calvin
Vivian Irving
Isatonville
Calvin
Roy
Win- Jock
Centra Ma High and Chehalis Open Season Clash
Centra Ma High School football meets Chehalis High tomorrow at Miller Field in Chehalis to start the local season. Both teams have two weeks of practice and aim for a strong showing, with Chehalis slightly heavier and more experienced but Centra Ma determined for a hard fought opener.
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Centra- Ma
Miller Field
Chehalis
Chehalis High School
Chehalle
Man Arrested in City Wanted in Chehalis County
Wherson was arrested near the local depot on informtion from Montesano for issuing checks with no funds. Held overnight, he was taken to Montesano by Sheriff Payette. Eberson allegedly cashed a bank check and a hotel check for $35, claiming innocence amid dispute.
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Wherson
Po- Yeeman Schwarl
Montesano
Sheri Payette
Chehalis
Eberson
State Control Rules Chosen As Committee Chairman
United Press draft from Denver reports Senator Tenry Treller of Colorado was today chosen as chairman of the committee on renations of the Public Lands Congress IV session here. The action, with Richard Ballinger's speech, is expected to encourage that faction favoring state control of natural resources amid tension with OPA control.
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United Press
Wenver
Colo
Tenry ‘Reller
Colorado
Rena
Public Lands Congress
Richard Ballinger
Plaa
Sonlmgt
Ek Son Poltay
OPA
Aryans Owidding Anniversary Barn Lincoln Neb
In Lincoln Nebraska on September 80, a wedding anniversary celebration is planned for Mr and Mrs Willan J Diryan marking their 201th anniversary. The event will be at Fairview with close friends invited. The couple wed October 1 1484 at Perry Michigan, shortly after Mr Bryan became a lawyer.
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Lincoln
Neb
Willan J
Diryan
Fairview
Bryan
Mary
Perry
Moose Show Delights Centralia in Fiddle Dee Dee
Amateur performers rise to professional levels in Centralia presented Moose show Fiddle Dee Dee. Inez Patton Bernice Spurgeon and W L Mallernee shine while Louie Mike and Leschinsky bring constant laughs. Strong chorus singing and encores elevate the production despite a few stumbles from a cold directed by F N Irwin.
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Centralia
Moore
Louie
W. Springer
Mike
P. Cowboy
Leschinsky
Ray Grass
Hen Salick
Me Sorney
Birdie
W. L. Mallernee
Jay
F. N. Irwin
Hoffman Barr
Mr. Irwin
Biddle Dew Dee
Irwin
Mr Cowboy
Elage
Bey
Sensational suit targets lumber trust central agency
United States Justice Department files an antitrust case alleging the Lumber Secretaries' Bureau of Information in Chicago controls the lumber trade across about 20 states with spies, blacklists, and confidential data. It seeks to bar espionage and prohibit Colorado and Wyoming associations from aiding the bureau while naming several state groups as partners.
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Denvhr
Lumber Trust
Chicago
Lumber Secretaries’ Bureau of Information
Department of Justice
Lumber “Trust
Michigan Retail Lumber Dealers’ Association
Eastern States Retail Linker Dealers
The
Secretaries’ Bureau
Colorado
Wyoming Lumber Dealers' Association
Bureau
Wyoming
Y.wlans Lumber
Buresu
Chitago
Timent
Thrssi
Senator Cummins Refuses To Ride On Taft's Train
Senator Cummins, a Progressive, declines to ride the presidential train with Taft. The reception committee chairs the welcome as thePresident arrives, and Cummins is noted as abstaining from the trip amid invites and political tensions. Taft meets with editors and business leaders at the Grant House after arrival.
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Cummins
Taft
Two Laborers Die In Camp Suicides In Washington State
United Press dispatch from Tacoma reports Mo Rolimicha a lanese worker at Monro park and Kolumachy a fellow laborer tied in a chain of events near Stellacom Ile. Both men shot themselves and hanged themselves in a cabin area after a Tuesday morning incident. A companion sought a vice consul as one said he wished to die. a third man fled the cabin. The men suffered from a hereditary tremor and planned to return to Japan with arrangements for a gall next week.
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United Press
Tacoma
Mo Rolimicha
Monlo Park
Stellacaom Ile
G. Merntia
O Vine
Kolumachy
Will H Im
Tacon
Merntin
Katamadin
United States
Janan
Nor
Taft Day Planned in Chehalis October
Citizens Club in Chehalis designated October 11 as Taft Day to honor the city’s history. Plans include the President speaking from the McKinley stump, a historic tree platform used by McKinley, Roosevelt, Taft, Deveridge, and Fairbanks. Mayor Ulngrich invited to welcome the President.
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Citizens Club
Chehalis
Taft
McKinley
Roosevelt
Albert’ J. Deveridge
Charles W. Fairbanks
Ulngrich
Italian rioter rearrested after Chehalis riot
A man confessed to robbing McNitt hardware store and, with William Burke in custody, was sent from Beattle to Chehalis as Sherif Urquhart stood off in Tacoma. Frank Vieso and Orazio Monaco, two Italians involved in last spring’s Chehalis riot, were brought back, remanded, and released after posting new bonds of 160 each.
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Chehalis
Beattle
William Burke
McXitt Hardware
Sherif Urquhart
Tacoma
Frank Vieso
Orazio Monaco
Seven Men Served Time For Restaurant Feat
Seven men named Charles Cook George Ebert Jin Davis Charles Coleman Frank Murphy Bert Duntham and Frank Mor Bat each received twenty days on the county rock pile after attempting to beat Harry Howe a Little Falls restaurant keeper at seven meals Wednesday night. The men ate seven hearty meals at the restaurant and fled as Howe entered the back.
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Charles Cook
George Ebert
Jin Davis
Charles Coleman
Frank Murphy
Bert Duntham
Frank Mor
Bat
Harry Howe
Falla
Nur Af
Centaurant
Howe
Mead Will Filed for Probate in County Clerk Office
The will of the late Wig Mead, father of ex-Governor Mead, was filed for probate. May Mosul was named as sole legatee of the estate valued at approximately...
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Couty
Wig . Mead
Mead
Mosul
Lowatow
de Vatite
One Rat in Seventy-Five Thousand Plagued
A garbled dispatch reports a bubonic plague like risk in a locality with references to Fear, Herdelon, and Tirbonks plague. While most details are unreadable, the fragment cites a single rat per seventy-five thousand and notes ongoing concerns amid scattered names and places.
TENG ATHLETG CLUB ORGANIZES Soph 29
The Tontno Athletic club has been organized with temporary officers and nineteen members. N. I Grataain is president, Frank Newell is vice president, We Raker is second vice president, A. A. Battista is secretary, and Pho alu Mutrta Ont is a member. The group plans future activities and aims to establish leadership for upcoming events.
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Soph
Tontno Athletic Club
N.1
Gun Barrel Shatters Negro's Skull in Vancouver
In Vancouver Washington Tom Richardson a Black laborer attacked Tom Reed with a 10 gauge shotgun breaking it into pieces but injuring none. Richardson fled and later faced charges after entering Mrs Thompson's home and taking the shotgun. He remained jailed with $35 and costs set to be worked off.
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Vancouver
Wash
Tom Richardson
Tom Road
Richardson
Reed
Thompson
Reserve Street
Damage suit develops into hard fought legal battle
The case of Evan O Howards versus Somerriffe Lumber Company of Nuapagine, a personal injury damages suit from an employee, has become a protracted Superior Court fight. Numerous mill witnesses have been subpoenaed for both sides as testimony stretches out under attorneys H B Donohue Forney Ponder and Kniglds Slowart for the plaintiff and defendants respectively.
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Evan O. Howards
Somerriffe Lumber Company
Nuapagine
Mit
Superior Court
Waintiff
Yininis
H. B. Donohue
Forney & Ponder
Afd Kniglds & Slowart
Wrrwwos
Case Coy the Mill Company
Impromptu Acrobatic Performance on North Tower
A chaotic incident recounts an impromptu acrobatic display near Lewet. An unknown youth reportedly fell from a Cuatidtia hound traetion car, landing with a high impact and briefly maintaining a poised position before aid responders arrived. The report identifies a person named Rene as a possible subject but remains uncertain about the exact sequence and outcome.
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Podratriins
Lewet
Win
Leon
Ciesan
Unclear text fragment about suspects and locations
Fragmentary OCR text references the word bootlegger and a $20 cost with scattered names and places. The readable items include mentions of Toomey, The spatialist, Hound, Syterlar Coury Wyssdhay Hf ReaOn Ue Arse, Bernas, and HL CTA TO giat WP Ast. weed a Me OF RING ta nuts.
Gotchey Found Guilty as Judge Rules in Fire Charge
Adolph Ghiehey, accused of arson in Palisa County, was arraigned and found guilty on one count of arson. Judge Wea Yorkston set a fine of 126 dollars plus costs, with the case bound over to the Superior Court under 100 dollars bail. The proceeding followed a morning appearance before Chief Doyle Wrestlay.
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Adolph Ghiehey
Palisa Doyle
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