City expenses of Centralia and Chehalis compared
A historical table compares annual city government costs for Centralia and Chehalis. Centralia spends about 85,700 yearly, 174 per person. Chehalis about 24,415 yearly, 5.50 per person. Tax levies differ, with Centralia at 21.71 mills, Chehalis at 16.6 mills, and population figures around 7,408 for Centralia and 4,500 for Chehalis.
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Standard Oil Soars as John D. Plays Golf
In a market note from Cleveland New York stocks show Standard Oil rising strongly while John D Rockefeller spends the morning on a golf course. Trading details appear scattered through the noisy report with references to private operators and rapid exchanges.
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Standard Oil
John D
Beatie Case: Defense Rejects Insanity Plea
Attorney Smith announced Henry Beatie will not rely on a insanity defense. David Walnatein testified that Paul Beattie urged such a plea to aid his cousin. Watchman on a bridge and tense cross examination added detail as Henry Beatie prepares to testify soon.
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Smith
Henry Beatie
Aaid
David Walnatein
Paul Beattie
Ceedity
Paul
Thak
Weltatatn
Mayobridge
Vawl Beattie
Henry Brattie
Witnass
Falling Limb Hits Worker at McCormick Plant
Charles Bannister was struck on the head by a falling limb while working with a limber crew at McCormick yesterday afternoon. He was knocked unconscious for over an hour, revived by coworkers, and moved to Employes Hospital with a probable loss of sight in one eye after a ruptured blood vessel and repeated head packing.
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McCormick
Charles
Bannister
McCormick Clic
Chehalis Man Fined for Murderous Intent at Bar
John Duffy of Chehalis was arrested by Marshal Thomas Blake for carrying a concealed weapon in an alleged deadly assault on John Blask a night bartender at a Chehalis saloon. Duffy drew but was overpowered before firing. He was tried by Justice FP C Beaufort, fined 386, or 80 days in Lewis County Jail.
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John Duffy
Chehalis
Thomas Blake
John Blask
Duffy Bale
Day
Court of Justice
FP. C. Beaufort
Beaufort
Lewis County
Arrest and Fine for Knife Possession in Beaufort Case
Rotitt, Arndracker was arrested for having a knife on his person and for drunken and disorderly behavior. He was arraigned before the court and, after a brief trial, fined 28 dollars and 90 cents with costs, and ordered to undergo treatment for 60 days due to lack of funds.
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Rotitt
Arndracker
Thomas Maketh
Jake
Blake
ArAdracker
Fort of Justice PC
Beaufort
Bailey
Wwe
Neawfort
Neat
Hearst Plans to Launch New Papers in Several Cities
A rumor spreads that William Randolph Hearst may launch new papers in New York, Seattle, St Paul, and Washington as part of a broader newspaper expansion. Reports note possible Hearst involvement in acquiring existing titles and launching rival papers to influence the upcoming presidential campaign.
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York
Ave
Ork Rew
St. Tans
Seattle
St. Paul
Washington
Whitenettles
Weitun Randolphe Hoarst Ia
Hearst
New York
St. Lonia
Scrippa-MoRno Longue
Hearat
Winlock 15 Crying for New Depot
Winlock is pressing the Northern Pacific for a new depot to replace the one destroyed by a fire months ago. The Commercial Club has raised the issue with the Public Service Commission. Officials reported plans are being drawn and work may start once Castle Rock and Kelso depots are finished.
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Northern Pacific
Commercial Club of
Winlock
Public Service Commission
J. S. Jones
Commercial Club
Meld
J. B. Richards
Castle Rock
Kelso
Amalgamated Associations Incorporate West Coast Lumber Group
The West Coast Lumber Manufacturers Association is formed by merging the Southwest Washington Lumber Manufacturers, Pacific Coast Lumber Manufacturers, and Oregon & Washington Lumber Manufacturers. Incorporation places business in Centralia with headquarters there. capital estimated at 100 million dollars. Eleven trustees from Oregon Washington and British Columbia elected. Everett Griggs named president and L G Wentworth vice president with officers including Thorpe Babcock secretary and J N Teal attorney.
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West Coast Lumber Manufacturers' Association
Centralia
West Coast Lumber Manufacturers Association
New Association
Southwest Washingtonumber Manufacturers’ Association
Pacific Coast Lumber Manufacturers’ Association
Oregon& Washington
British Columbia
Oregon
Washington
Everett Griggs
St. Paul Lumber Company
Tacoma
L. G. Wentworth
Portland Lumber Company
Portland
Thorpe Babcock
Seattle
Gilchrist
J. N. Teal
W. GC. Miles
Globe
R. H. Alexander
Vancouver
B. C
J. H. Blonder
Bellingham
Venes to be on at same old stand oil case looms
Prosecuting Attorney J. R. Buxton said the trial of George and Bva Veness will occur in Chehalis Superior Court this month after officers bound them over on incendiarism charges tied to Winlock business block fire. Separate note from New York details steps toward Standard Oil dissolution ordered by the Supreme Court.
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J. R. Buxton
Winlock
Cowlitz
Toledo
George
Bva. Venegs
Chehalis
Veness
Suuperior Court
New York
Standard Oil Company
United States Supreme Court
Standard 671
Trust
Adarling
MM. F. General Connect
Standard Ol Compan Jersey
Trosotteth
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Grea
Maryland
West Virgina Canable
Ail “Trust
New Jersey Corpora
Injstead
Homd
Sonpanies
Andard Oil Company
City council outlines Tampine expense estimate
At a Tenina meeting the council outlined city expenses for the coming year. Salaries total $185,000 with other expenditures bringing total to $4,627,000. Revenue includes Avon licenses $2,250, poll tax $74, dog tax $350, home tire tax $74, and other receipts $150. Net result shows a shortfall of $2,087, after tax adjustments, $45 under prior estimate.
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Cuntralla
Tae
Winaeee Hayes
Atl
Tenina
Amuuny
Prisoner Attacks Warden With Water in Cell Escape Attempt
In a chaotic July incident in Warshal, Masterland 9 Wandering Fink allegedly threw water at Warden Case after opening a cell door. Officials say a struggle followed as guards restrained the inmate, Westerland, amid a court proceeding in Thirst Gh County.
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Masterland
Westerkind
Wasterland
Jon Westland
Artafete
Justin Mawson
Ening
Wes Healy
Thirst
War Association opens third annual meeting in Boston
The American War Association and the American Institute of Criminal Law and Criminology opened their third annual meeting in Boston today. Governor Korg gave the welcome address as Nathan IV MacChesney of Minneapolis presided. Highlights include a visit by members to local confinement and correctional institutions on the harbor islands.
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Boston
Mygs
American War Association
American Inatitute of Criminal Law and Criminology
Mio
Ava
Korg
Nathan IV
MacChesney
Tmnola
Roptind
Norton
Keang
Gates For Panama Canal Locks Weigh About 750 Tons Each
The Panama Canal locks approach completion as gate prefits show a gate being placed. Gates measure about eighty two feet high sixty five feet wide and seven feet thick weighing roughly seven hundred tons. The dual gates operate in pairs and are designed to move freely, with a man bending over a barrel giving scale.
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Panama Canal
Gattin
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