Carnival to be held in Centralia as planned this week
The Centralia Public Amusement Committee announced the carnival will take place in Centralia during fair week with shows arranged by E J Rose of Cascade Amusement Company Seattle. Attractions include a Slide for Life over a thousand feet of wire the Arabian Whirl Wind The Shadow of the Cross and a Queen of the Carnival contest with daily evenings music by the Centralia Eagle Band.
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Centralia
Chehatis
Centra Hana
E. J. Rose
Cascade Amusement Company
Seattle
Ventralia
Ben Abdies
Centralia Eagle Band
Washington
Astor Forge Wedding Today in Newport Villa
Col. John Astor and Miss Force wed at Beechswood Astor villa at 9 44 in the morning overcoming objections of church and nation. Ceremony by Rev Josep Lambert of Flinwood Congregational Providence. Only witnesses were the bride and groom's families and relatives Rufus Darrax Vincent Astor James Cooper of Newport.
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Newport
John Astor
Miss Force
Beechswood
Astor Villa
Josep Lambert
Flinwood Congregational Church
Providence
Katherine
Rufus Darrax
Vincent Astor
James Cooper
No Strike Hight Any
Union heads from Harriman lines say no strike is likely as federation representatives debate during a special conference. The meeting may extend into next week as talks continue without immediate disruption.
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United Press
San Francisco
Federation
Harriman Lines
Centralia Chronicle exclusive Heattie murder verdict scoops rivals
The Centralia Daily Chronicle reports a guilty verdict in the Heattie murder trial. The paper notes the exclusive scoop was published yesterday afternoon, twelve hours ahead of competing newspapers in the region, aided by the United States Press Association telegraph service.
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Thenited
States Press Association
Daily Chronicle
Daily C Chronicle
Centralia
Heattie
Puget Sound Conference in Twenty-Eighth Session
The Puget Sound Annual Conference holds its twenty-eighth session at Mason Methodist Episcopal church in Tacoma starting Tuesday for a week. It covers Western Washington west of the Cascades from the Canadian line to the Columbia River. Delegates include five ministers and five laymen attending the general conference in May in Minneapolis. About four hundred people are expected.
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Puget Sound
Mason Methodist Episcopal Church
Tacoma
Washington
Cascades
Canadian Line
Columbia River
Minneapolis
Centralia
R. D. Sprague Genes
Hannah Honeywell
New Road to Grays Harbor Opens September 23
Officials of the C M and P announced in Rochester that regular passenger traffic on the new line to Grays Harbor would begin September 23 as the road reaches Hoculia. A single passenger train each way will be added to the current schedule with plans for a new Rochester depot. Merchants already favor the line, shipping most freight via the system.
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Oulelals
Rochester
Grays Harbor
Hoquiam
OUGIETY MAN PINCHED FOR DWINDLING
Dr. John Tyman a prominent Los Angeles society figure and businessman, is under arrest in San Francisco on a telegraphic warrant from Los Angeles for fraudulent stock sales of the Panama Development Company. He allegedly promoted about forty bubble concerns, disappeared ten days ago, and is accused of securing fifty thousand dollars for valueless stock while deceiving his officers about its value.
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San Francisco
John Tyman
Los Angeles
Panama Development Company
Centralia Baseball Club Reports Profit Beyond Expenses
S Mulder treasurer says final season report nearly complete with two outstanding checks from Hollis and Guyn awaiting New York processing. He notes the club did more than merely cover expenses this season.
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He S. Mulder
Centralia Baseball Club
Hollis
Guyn
New York
Beattie Condemned to Death Remains Calm in Cell
Chesterfield. Beattie, condemned to death, stayed for appeal until Nov 24. Judge Watson presided. Beattie’s links to Beulah Binford noted. father collapsed. Prosecution influence credited to attorney J. Wendenburg.
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Reallia
Rowlah Binford
Centralia Plans Taft Visit Committee Appointed
The Commercial Club of Centralia named George Dysart John Galvin and Thomas Duckley to meet President Taft during his October 11 stop. Messages between D F Davies Senator Jones and Chas Hillis show formal thanks and arrangements for a ten minute visit expected to draw thousands to the city.
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George Dysart
John Galvin
Thomas
Davies
Senator Jones
Charles D. Hillis
Chas
Timhs
Secy
Taft
Jones
D. F. Davies
Little Girl Anny Lamberg murdered for revenge
The nude body of Annie Lamberg er, seven years old, was found by laborers while dragging Sage Monona. The skull was rushed. The child disappeared four days ago. Police say enemies of the family abducted her and killed her for revenge. Suspects are being hunted.
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United Press
Madison
Wis
Annie Lamberger
Sage Monona
Burglars Entered Through Floor Hole at Hardware Store
Thieves gained access by sawing through a basement floor into an upstairs room in Frank T. McNut’s hardware store. The hole was left open at several window cases and not discovered until morning. Investigators believe the burglars were familiar with the building’s interior.
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Frank T. McNut
Judge Upholds Eight Hour Law For Women
Seattle news reports Judge Main upheld the eight hour law for women as constitutional and fined Mrs. Glen Somerville 720 for violation. This is the first superior court decision on the new regulation.
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Seattle
Main
Dlen Somerville
Barton Leader of Red Cross Near Death After Arrival
Glara Barton, former head of the Red Cross Society, arrived recently from Glen Media Maryland to Oxford Massachusetts and is reported near death with little chance of survival following a recent grave illness or injury.
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United Tress
Oxford
Masa
Chara Barton
Red Cross Society
Glen Media
Wa Een SH
Har
Elma Resident Ends Life With Revolver At Night
A well known Elma resident, age about 45, died by self inflicted gunshot at 9 PM behind the city hall. The body was found by a passerby girl this morning. An inquest returned a verdict of death by own action. He had long suffered from stomach tuberculosis and was despondent. Survived by two brothers, J W Hines and George M Tlava.
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Bahl
Charels Mites
Elma
Himes
Old Man Shot in Bucoda Feud Over Wife
Charles Edwards a coal miner shot his son in law Charles Sells in Bucoda after a dispute over Edwards wife. Two bullets struck Sells. he was transported toward Olympia for treatment. Edwards fled to Thurston County jail but was moved to Olympia gall to avoid mob violence amid ongoing tensions.
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Bucoda
Flo
Charles Edwards
Tono
Charles Sells
Tons
Edwards
Sells
Fogyital
Uneoda
Thurston County
Olympia
Dwards
Bells
Bell
Bain
Centralia
Fisher speech signals Alaska resource development plan
Seattle report on Secretary Fisher declaring the day of private exploitation and ownership of Alaska resources is over. He outlined a path through North Yakima Yellowstone Park Utah and California and suggested leasing or government operation of coal mines to promote development.
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Seattle
Alaska
Fisher
North Yakima
Yellowstone Park
Utah
California
Conl
Water Carnival for Girls at Sheepshead Bay
New York Sept 9 All the sea nymphs of the propolitian district invited to compete in the second annual water carnival for girls at Sheepshead Bay tomorrow. Events include 70 yard and 100 yard swims and diving for junior and senior divisions. Some light, humorous commentary on being in the swim follows.
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United Press
New York
Sheepshead Bay
Bank Deposits Signal City Bank Health In August
Reprt shows four city banks in healthy condition with total benefits of 1,500,020.24 at end of business on August. Notes strong prosperity indicators for the local financial sector.
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Elnge
Knights of Columbus Golden Anniversary Observed in New York
From Brooklyn connections comes news of a celebration marking the twentieth anniversary of the Knights of Columbus. Festivities begin tomorrow evening with solemn music and continue through the week culminating next Saturday in a banquet attended by the principal officers and members.
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New York
Brooklyn
Knights of Columbus
Aupronio Officina
Mambera
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al. G. Barner
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