Typhoid Tied to Ditch Water in Centralia Mains
An investigation led by Dr. B C Honda links typhoid outbreaks in Centralia over the past two years to infusions of ditch water into the citys water system. The meeting at Hoison school discussed a municipal gravity system and the commission form of government with hopes to replace the old company by June if bonds pass.
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Centralia
B. C. Honda
Hoison
Theodore
Hoss
Doncaster
Hogs
Hastern
Pierce
Washington- Oregon Corporation
Afr
Washington-Oregon Corporation
Mel Buneford
Skarkumchugk
Cenwalia
Skookumehuck
Price
Hough
H. Somerville
J. E. Lease
Chronicle
Plipa
Newarkum
Skookumchuck
Lease
Ile
Jrace
Wiliam Erales
Thomas Crawford
Rush Banks
William Christensen
Elk Club
Iin Edison School
Freight Gill Reservoir Wife Deserter Order Details
The article reports a man’s ordered 10 preferrs Pen and a wife desertion tied to a freight company. It notes drinking water samples, a Washington Water Works Corporation cleanup linked to water testing, and an arrest involving Sam Carter and his spouse, with possible jail terms discussed.
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AUIO
Amatrinovy
Washington-thre Fon Corporation
Eleyrontell Co
Sam Carter
The
Mendoza
Carter
Kelso Council Mulls Tax on Peddlers and Merchants
The Kelso council considers an ordinance to tax transient medicine peddlers at 25 dollars a day and require auction and other merchants to pay a business tax before opening. The plan faced earlier trial in Centralia and failed.
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Pill Merchants
Kelso Council
Centralle
Failura
Tooth of Mammoth Found on Goweman by Kelso Resident
A Kelso resident reports finding a mammoth tooth on Goweman with a clawed fossil suggesting a large prehistoric animal. The discovery, near the Cowooman site, hints the skeleton remains may be buried nearby and could include three or four limbs.
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Goweeman
Kelso
Carder
Washington
Keven Bret
Cowooman
Can't Love Another Man's Wife Calls On Sheriff
Yesterday noon sheriff Aequitart was opened by an irate Greek man demanding arrest of a Polander he claimed had drawn attention to Winnie Palomas. Winnie Palomas was apprehended and taken to the county jail. the Greek accuser alleged threats against the Polander family. The matter was reviewed by Urquhart and no arrest was made.
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Greoik Woo
Winnie Palomas
Urquhart
Buttemayor Snubs Taft in Montana Visit
In Buite Montana on October 19 President Taft faced a hostile reception as Mayor Dun Can refused to meet him and departed for a lecture tour. Governor Norris officiated as reporters scrambled to cover the event. Taft, traveling from Los Angeles through snow and cold, greeted by mild interest and proceeded to breakfast at the Silver Dew Hotel, speak at the Broadway Theater, then continued to Bozeman Livingston and Billings to finish his itinerary.
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Buite
Mont
Taft
Dun Can
Norris
Los Angeles
Silver Dew
Broadway
Bozeman, Livingstone and
Billings
Nis Y
Murdock Lecture Draws Big Chehalis Audience
Victor Murdock, Kansas congressman, spoke in Geissler's Hall Chehalis with many seats filled and Mayor C O L introducing him. The lecture pleased many listeners who praised his clear handling of topics and his endorsement of the recall and interim leadership.
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Geissler
Chehalis
Committee On
Vieszil
Victor Murdock
Kansas
Aeiver
Murdock
Funeral services of infant Ocalded by boiling water
Infant funeral services held for baby near Taylor's camp after an accident where a bucket of boiling liquid spilled on the child while he played by the ice. The injury occurred yesterday, with services conducted for the deceased shortly after.
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Ile
Chris Haven
Cue Hminnls
Obbay
Taylor's Camp
Akiing
Din
Rebel Clash Near WuChangs Tests Arms Supply
Reports from China describe continuing clashes between rebel forces and imperial troops near WuChang. Explosions and gunfire persist as both sides trade casualties while rebels reportedly gain ammunition shipments, raising expectations of renewed fighting.
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Yankow
Cina
Qet
WuChangs
Ban Ag
Wilson denies resignation claim in Taft talks
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson arrived from Chicago and dismissed reports that he had handed a resignation to President Taft to take effect November 16 or soon after. He stated he did not intend to resign.
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Waserngton
Secretary of Agriculture
Wilson
Cicago
Nia
Taft
Deposed councilman returning stirs Chehalis politics
Peter Summersett, appointed to fill a vacancy after C. Corwin’s resignation, refuses to take the office citing a vow to leave public life. A telegram says Charles Deickman, deposed councilman, may arrive in Chehalis. A. C. St John expresses willingness to serve as debate over a telephone franchise continues amid factional lines.
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Peter Summersett
Chehalis
C. &. Corwin
N Chehalla
Commission
Br. Summersett
Charles Deickman
Seattle
A. C. St John
Del¢hian
West
Fechtner
Callison
Sullivan
Green
Mesars
Summersett
St. John
Bryan challenges Taft on White appointment motives
In Lincoln, Nebraska, W. J. Bryan tells the Commoner Taft should reveal the influences behind appointing White as chief justice. He notes White sided with trusts thirteen years ago and argues against appointing a trust Democrat over antitrust Republicans, comparing him to Harlan.
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Lincoln
Taft
White
United States
W. J. Bryan
Tice
Harlan
Neighbors Gather in Chehalis for Royal Neighbors Meet
Neighbors in Chehalis hold a joint meeting with a visiting delegation of five from the city. Mrs. Mar Athebison, district deputy of Tacoma, was present. The Centralia team conducted initiatory work and Mrs. Ateh ivon delivered a brief address.
Improvements Progress at Meskill Quarries in Chehalis
Rapid progress reported on the Meskill rock quarries with statements from Re M. Hardy contractor and Ko C. Bowers assistant superintendent. New crusher components have arrived by the ton and will be installed once foundations are renewed.
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Re M. Hardy
Ko C. Bowers
Whangi Tere
Chehalis
Post Office Bids Opened October 18
Bids for a building to be used by the post office were received and opened. An inspector was present to witness the proceedings and note the bids received, with the date October 18 specified for opening.
Centralia Colony In Los Angeles Seen Growing
Det. 19. Mrs. Ju. Dower and Mrs. 0. Mr. Car ter left for Seattle this morning, planning a longer visit with friends in Los Angeles. The trip was by automobile. A small Centralia colony exists in Los Angeles at the present time.
Daring day light robbery at Fowler residence under investigation
The Chehalista sheriff's office probes a noon theft at the C. R. Fowler home. About $100 in bills taken and home furnishings damaged. Intruder, likely acquainted with the house, hid in the basement Wednesday night and struck when Mrs. Fowler left. Police note the quick 20 minute search.
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Sheriff's Office
Chehalista
C. R. Fowler
Fear Flot of Italian Laborers Fears Riot in Castle Rock
Residents in Castle Rock worry as Tallon laborers on Northern Tavive improvements are seen armed. No incident has occurred yet but Italian natives fear violence and possible riot like Chehalls riot last spring, threatening public safety and order.
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Castle Rock
Italy
Amd
Chehalls
Montreal protestants subject of annual meeting
In Montreal leaders of Protestant education prepare for their yearly conference this week. The executive committee will review plans for the coming season and address ongoing issues in teacher training and provision for schools.
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United Press
Montreal
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