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Newspaper

Centralia Weekly Chronicle

Location

Centralia, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1911

Page

7

Framing Chehalis Water Franchise Debate

The Chehalis Nugget questions the value of a 50 year water franchise for the Washington Oregon Corporation and the push for a commission form of government where voters decide franchises. The editor is urged to explain why a prominent company would seek or withdraw a 50 year grant and how public protection fits with proposing a commission system for oversight.

Chehalis Nugget Washington- Oregon Corporation Chehhalia Chehalis Washington-Oregon Corporation The Nugget Centralia Two Indies Washington-Oregon Povernscent

Fall baseball clash ends in 2 to 2 tie at practice grounds

A morning exhibition between De Tone Eput miners and a royal unionists ring on the practice grounds behind the post office ended in a 2 to 2 tie at the end of the fourth inning. The first class game drew a large crowd as both clubs showed strong play and spectators yelled for participation in the parade.

de 'Tone Eput

Mission Board Meeting Opens Canadian Church Convention

London Ontario September delegates and missionaries gather as the General Board of Missions of the Church of England in Canada begins its annual convention. The meeting serves as a prelude to the General Synod sessions starting Wednesday. Bad weather noted, brick and tile firm in Chehalis reports a fire.

London Ont eAneral Board of Missions Church of England In Canada

Arrests After Serious Accusation In Local Case

Peter Morris, residence unknown, was arrested by the local police on a serious charge after a warrant issued days earlier. Complainant M Gronka alleges Morris followed him and his daughter, offered money for her to flee, threatened violence, and attempted to gain entry to their home. Morris was released on bonds and to face a court hearing tomorrow. Gronka seeks peace bonds amid fears.

Peter Morris Morris M. Gronka Mul Tim Gronka Gronke Court of Justice of the Peace Haus Buxton

One Harbor Game Between Raymond and South Peng

Only one game was played between Raymond and South Peng yesterday, with Sunday games cancelled due to rain. South Reed won Saturday afternoon 11 to 6 after a grueling State League clash. The harbor season ends this afternoon with a South end matchup between the two clubs.

Raymond South Peng South Reed South End

May Yohe to marry again in Brooklyn show

Actress May Yohe and former lightweight Jack McAuliffe, both with two previous marriages, announced plans to wed in a Brooklyn vaudeville setting after her matinee performance. The disclosure came as Yohe described a world tour and memories of prior marriages.

New York Yohe Jack McAuliffe Brooklyn Vaudevilly

Cholera Rages in Turkey Strain Toll Reported

London dispatch reports a cholera outbreak in Turkey with appalling deaths among troops and officers. The tally notes 50 deaths in the past two days and 37 of 45 returning officers died, reflecting a severe outbreak among Turkish forces.

London Chelera Mai Chatell Cran Annwnia

Christian Church convention reports strong membership

Danville Wisconsin September reports from the sixty first annual convention of the Christian churches of Christ show membership in Timolg to exceed 120000. The event, held in Springfield, featured John Goldon of Springfield and other delegates.

United Press Tdanvilga Danvillo the Christian Churches Diaciploa of Christ Mhinole John Goldon Springfield Ppsnions Timolg

Unions Hold Big Labor Day Celebration in Centralia

Centralia marks Labor Day with a grand parade led by a coal miners delegation aboard a special train. Union contingents including Glove Makers Painters Decorators Barbers and United Mine Workers showcased in a two block long march followed by city park program headlined by C C Young and labor officials. A balloon ascent by H O Turner is planned for this afternoon if weather permits, adding to the day’s festivities.

Centralia Enion Gentrala Centralia Reception Committee Centralia Wagle Band Owl Lodge Guerrier United Mine Workers of America Tono Mendota Kopiah O. Turner

Beattie Tells Court Story Of Wife's Murder

Beattie testifies in Chesterfield court that a bearded man stopped his car and shot his wife after an argument. He claims to have grabbed the gun and dumped it as he fled, while a witness pins the murder to Kastelburg’s car, contradicting Beattie’s account. He admits to past relations with the murdered woman and paying her money under duress, saying he loves his wife.

Beattie United Press Chesterfield Henry Heatie Anr Ato Kastelburg Ust Beattie Heattie Paul Treattie Budah Binford

Menigan Campaign Turmoil Turns Campaign Rally Violent

United Press reports in Mexico City on September 4 as 3090 pesos were looted and a mob of Maderistas derailed General Bernardo Reyes effort to address supporters. Police used force to clear the crowd with 42 wounded, many from stones and saber gashes. Reyes faces a hostile rally in the capital amid rioting.

United Press Mexico City Maderistas Barnardo Reyes Madero Red White Cross Commissaries

Taft Reelection Predicted by Wilson at Western Speech

Secretary Wilson predicted Taft’s reelection at a Net State gathering in Lincoln Nebraska. He praised Taft for applying core government principles while urging Western voters to support his renomination. The report notes strong popular support and calls for unity to secure the nomination.

Manteo Press

GOTCH VICTORIOUS IN CONTROVERSIAL WRESTLING BOUT

Valcago reports Gotch defeated Hackersetantdt in fourteen minutes after a disputed fall began the match. Referee’s stoppage led to a second attempt with rough exchanges. Gotch finally secured a decisive hold as Hackanachinfd turned over and was counted out. Huge crowds watched the event with $21,000 in cash winnings at stake.

United Presa Valcago Hackersetantdt Wearelte Reson Cor Hignettan Phe Petoree Hickensehiktt Referen Ruassin Ote Fiva Goteh

Man Kicked From Tram Succinas Jerny King Dies

Jerny King, a Black ex convict who claimed a tram ejectment near Chehalis a week earlier, died early Saturday after a broken back. Witnesses supported his story. coroner Sticklin to hold an inquest. Brakeman suspected will be heard. if found guilty, prosecution. King had served two years in Walla Walla for stabbing a policeman.

Jerny King Chehalis King Goroner Sticklin Walla- Walla Riley

Greatest Labor Day in History

United Press Leased Wire reports New York observes Labor Day as the most general yet, a holiday growing from a small 25 year history. The first parade drew under a hundred workers but swelled to thousands by its end as the idea spread nationwide. Today's New York parade was described as the largest yet held.

New York

Hoquiam City Commission Faces Salary Sign Dispute

Hoquiam Sept 4 The new city commission wrangles over a salary warrant for Edward Ogden son of Commissioner W. Ogden. Mayor Harry Ferguson refuses to sign while Commissioner Willis backs him. The dispute centers on merit versus kinship in hiring and pay decisions.

Hoquiam New City Commission Harry Ferguson Edward Ogden Ogden Willis

Untitled Pralate Social Fragments From Fort Evening

Fragments describe a Friday evening party at Fort with numerous attendees and social notes. The text mentions names such as Saunders, Rockefeller, and Saunders family, plus references to travel plans and a public social event. Details are garbled but indicate a local society notice of a gathering and expected activities.

Fort Iran Has Amit Sos Collins and Airs Veilypsgi An Sr Tee Amd Vos Ted Pasitic Grande Saunders Masom John Saunders Oval Hla Van

Gotch To Tour World

Chicago report announces that Gotch plans a world tour of exhibitions in major cities over about nine months starting in two weeks. He will return to his Harbolt farm. He remarks Hackenschmidt was easy and expresses surprise at the bout’s brevity.

Chicago Sapt B—Gotch Harbolt Hackenschmidt

Death of L D Hitch Noted In This City

L D Hitch died yesterday morning at his son's home in the city. Survived by sons Ed Hitch and Joseph Hitch and daughters Mabel Steckham and Lucy Young. Brother John Hitch and daughter Mrs Grierson also among relatives. Oregon visitors to attend funeral in Medford with funeral notice to follow in this paper.

L. D. Hitch Mr. Hitch Ed. Hitch City Joseph Hitch Oregon Mabel Steckham Lucy Young John Hitch Grierson Port Angeles Medford

Taft Delivers First Tariff Talk On Western Tour

United Press notes President Taft dictated the first in a series of tariff talks to be delivered during his western tour. He will prepare additional addresses, and he spent part of the day golfing in Beverly as he continues his trip.

Beverly Taft

Statement of Banks Demanded by Comptroller

Washington reports the comptroller calls for a statement of national banks conditions as of close of business September 1. The request seeks detailed financial data and health indicators from all federally chartered banks for the period ending that date.

Washington Citirengy Fusin

Washington Oregon Line Changes Near Chehalis

The Washington Oregon line will be operated with changes near Chehalis and Cowlitz, routing from the junction with the Washington Oregon Corporation to a point 1.5 miles south of the city limits. The corporation plans ongoing operations and funding to maintain the route.

Washington-Oregon Chehalis & Cowlitz Washi Oregon Corporation Uigiy-Alway Chehalis City Washington-Oregon Corps

Untitled historical note on posts and people in 5 acts

Fragmentary OCR note references multiple names and places in a sequence of actions. It mentions Wiebe Jonk Byub Yates and Pangima with limited readable context. The passage seems to record events or roles across dates and locations but lacks a cohesive narrative.

National Tax Conference Opens In Richmond Virginia

Delegates from several Canadian cities join officials and public figures in Richmond for the International Taxation Conference. The four day session covers taxation methods and policy, with governors and other prominent public men on the program.

Richmond Mhany Abieo Aso WIN Agnatore

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Navy United Tress Bard Durned Chohnng Brick and Tile Co Harbor Turkey Gotch Tharkenschnidt Goteh Rugelan Nackenschwitt FORD Rockefeller Himeolf LD. Hitch Wiebeims National PAN Conp RR Wen
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