Many Progressive Nominations Filed Across States
United Press reports filings for Bull Moose nominations closed at midnight with primaries Sept. 7 in Washington and other states. Names listed include governors Otto Case and John Lawrence. secretary Edward Clarkson Jr.. treasurer Arthur Corey. attorney general John Dore. and numerous congressmen and county offices.
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Seattle
Wash
Bull Moose
Tredeurer
Arthur
Corey
Chehalis
Henry Korthauer
Bellingham
Andrew I. Moberg
Mount Vernon
John F. Dore
G. Mills
Convention of the Legs County Women’s Union Held
The Legs County Women’s Christian Temperance Union held a two day session at the Voce W. C. Temple with executive meetings, committee appointments, and a principal address by M. W. Platt, state president, promoting economy in government and praising the women’s police force. Officers were elected, including Anna E. Laness as president, and reports from superintendents followed a praise and thank offering service.
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BUC
Legs
Voce W. C. TE. Temple
Cing
A. Lyness
Blrc
Gad Oy
Mile Mathewsen
Rya Beaxen
Winlock
M. W. Platt
Wigner
Ubng
Andestfal
Mra
Tive
Anna EB. Laness
Centralia
Easily Jierriford
Chehalis
Everetary
Ada Smith
Centelia
Maryla Young
Platt
Women delegates laud reform efforts at annual convention
Mrs. Lyness gave an interesting account of her work in the field during the past month among the foreign element. She found the Finns the best citizens, advocates of prohibition and other reforms. The convention honored Minnie Mathewson of Centralia with a life member of the Washington WCGTA, as attendance remained strong and a unity circle closed the session.
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Lyness
Feld
Minnie Mathewson
Centralia
Washington
Will of Houlton Pitcher Leaves Estate to Wife
The will of the late Houlton Pitcher of Lewis County Tom timberman, who died at his home, was filed. It leaves all remaining holdings and the estate to Ellen Pitcher, with an estimated value of about $190,000 and a provision for his daughter Susanna Catherine Pitcher.
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Houlton Pitcher
Lewis County
M& Pitcher
Susanna Catherine Pitcher
Ellen Pitcher
Roosevelt Debunks Claim of Old Bigots in Speech
In St Albans Vermont Aug 30 Roosevelt, addressing about 4400 people, was interrupted by a man asking if the new party is a Progressive Republican. He replied it is a brand new Progressive party and likened past Lincoln era bigots to current opponents.
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Ey Stalbans
Roosevelt
Abraham Lincoln
Colone
BIRD MAN WINS 325000 PRIZES IN ARMY AEROPLANE TRIALS
London reports B Cody a naturalized Haglishman formerly American won all army aeroplane trials today, taking 325000 in prizes. In other news Jorano Love Feast at Tulane Civ club rooms in the Hope block last night honored their newest arrival George Sears with a gathering of named members and guests.
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London
B. Cody
Jorano
Tulane Civ
Hope Block
Fuld
George Sears
Ned Roberts
Dale Hubbard
John Watsson
Ceare Sears
Dave Warper
Francis _ Grimm
Tord
Dynart
Herald Chirk
Charlea Hubbard
Charles Guerrier
John Markham
Hert Kent
Eimer Nonlo
Gac
Foreclosure and court filings in Lewis County Superior Court
On August 28 new cases were filed in Lewis County Superior Court. J. M. Layton sues John W. Hartley for foreclosure of a lien. C Jounor vs Chohata Lumber Company on promissory note. Storms Inselgency Union Machine and Supply Company vs Chohala Yumbor Company replevin. Charles W. Waketeld vs Rogo A. Wakellald divorce.
Democrats to Perfect Wilson Club Meeting Tonight
The Waalraw Wilson Club plans to organize at Mercantile Hall with permanent officers to be elected and a work plan laid out. The club began last week with 60 members and is expected to grow significantly this month. Theodore Horn chairs, Everett L. Clark serves as vice chair.
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Waalraw Wilson Club
Mercantile Hall
Old Convert School Reopens September at St Marys
St Marys school on Cowitta Prairie near Toledo will reopen for the ensuing year on September 3. The institution, noted as the oldest in the state, sits in an ideal location and offers advantages for correct moral and educational training.
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St. Mary's School
Cowitta Prairie
Toledo
Portland exporter secures barley market corner
United Press dispatch from Portland reports M. H. Houser buying the Dayton barley pool, gaining near control of brewing barley in the Pacific Northwest. He earned about 260000 dollars from a similar operation last year and plans export this season. The 1912 Dayton pool held roughly 129000 sacks, paid farmers 1.25 per hundred pounds, the highest export barley price in years.
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United Press
Portland
Ore
Pacific Northwest
Geit
Dayton Barley Pool
M. H. Houser
Houser
Dayton
Wash
Four Killed in Collision Near Conway
Four people died and seven were seriously injured when a Pennsylvania Railroad passenger train bound for Cleveland collided with a wheer ing train near Conway, Hu. The dead include Engineer Coughanour and three laborers, with details continuing in local reports.
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Pittsburg
Conway
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cleveland
Coughanour
Johnson applauded after Utah welcome for Progressive bid
Governor Hiram Johnson of California spoke in Salt Lake City to back the Progressive party. He was greeted with applause by a large audience as he urged support for his reform platform before departing for Rock Springs Wyoming.
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United Press
Salt Lake City
Rock Springs
Wyo
Hiram Jolson
California
New Progressive Party
Johnson
Lakeland Passenger Steamer Reported Sunk Off White Fish Point
United Press leased wire reports the Lakeland passenger steamer has sunk off White Fish Point in Lake Superior near Sault Ste Marie Michigan. No details are available. S G Duncan traffic manager for the Lakeland company denied the sinking saying a message last night said the vessel was due in Port Huron this afternoon.
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United Preas
Sault Ste Marie
Mich
Lakeland
White Fish Point
Lake Superior
S. G. Duncan
Port Huron
Denies friction over case leadership in dynamite transport
United States District Attorney Miller denied reports of friction with Oscar Lawler of Los Angeles over who will lead the prosecution of non labor groups charged with illegal dynamite transport. The case is set to begin in October. Mr and Mrs Thomas I McCleary attend the Southwest Washington Development Association convention in South Bend. Mr and Mrs G C Dery of Newton Nassau visit their aunt Mrs Susan Crittenden.
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United Press
Indianapolis
Ind
United States
Miller
Oscar Lawler
Los Angeles
Thomas I. McCleary
South Bend
Southwest Washington Development Association
G. C. Dery
Nowton, Nausas
Susan Crittenden
Whitman denounces police commission in local row
In Centralian politics a bitter clash erupts as Whitman criticizes Police Commissioner Waldo amid accusations of publishing owners’ names to taint investigations. Attoney Whitten presses claims tying the effort to the Rosenthal case while naming several figures and ongoing probes.
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New York, Ave
Waldo
Imstelet
Whitten
Gandiling Howe
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William Wilson
Otto A. Case
Robert T. Hodge
John CG. Lawrence
Garfield
W. H. Pauthamus
Gummer
W. HH
George TP. Eaton
Granger
W. H. Kaufman
W. B. Marsh
Tacoma
C If. Beach
Olympia
W. Colling
Kirkland
Charles W. Hunt
North Yakima
Paul Hutchinson
Daniel Landon
Henry
Alberts
McLean
Calvin Rutherford
George H. Walker
J. Warburton
N. W. Durham
F. M. Goodwin
Spokane
Eben White
Pasco
Joun
Beliaine
J. W. Bryag
Progressive County
Thomsa Crawford
Daniel Dupertuls
Cloquetto Precinct
J. 9. Sowers
Napavine
Geo. A. Barnes
C. A. Studebaker
Shehalis
Sherrit
Clark
A. J. Tinmerman
Assassar
W. H. Twiss
Littell
Chehalla
W. J. Spaeth
Surcessell Qwentior
Rosevelt
New York
New Weasel
American Press Association
Texas
New York Navy Yard
Nevada
Oklahoma
Lone Star
Empire States
Navy
Saratoga
J. M. Layton
John W
Democrats
Perfest Wilson Club
Preston
Women's Trade Union League
Whitman
Police Commission
Wintock
Saplonbor
da Rranites
Maytie Pardley
Cantralia
Katherine Montrampery
Oregon City
Misa Snaoy Cratlunden
Harry Miller
Lewie
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