Maine wets win by slim margin in state election
Portland Me September 12. With eight towns still unreported the wets appear to have carried yesterday’s election by about 600 votes. Prohibitionists say the final count will confirm the statewide majority for retaining the amendment, while removal would let the legislature pass local option laws.
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Striking Hop Yard Workers Spark Break near Chehalis
At the Dobson hop yards one mile west of Chehalis yesteday morning about 100 pickers struck demanding a 25 percent wage rise. They tried to pull 200 more workers out but deputies arrived and the group dispersed. The Dobson yard is leased by the Pincus Hop Company and managed by J Cy White.
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Chehalis
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Pincus Hop. Company
J. Cy White
Deluge of rain halts Gentralia carnival crowds
A sudden thunderstorm struck Gentralia around 9 pm as crowds gathered for carnival night. A vivid lightning flash and heavy rain forced shoppers to take shelter under awnings and store fronts, ending the evening's festivities abruptly.
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Hagie Hand
Somerville Bros. Company Claims Receivership Assets
The Somerville Bros. Company assets under receivership are expected to cover debts with assets estimated at about 75 000 dollars against claims totaling 40 000 dollars. Principal creditors are Coffman Dabson & Company of Chehalis Relnwahaeherros of Seattle Marshall Wells Company of Portland and John Linder. notes indicate a Raven promissory note.
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Coffman, Dabsin & Company
Chehalis
Relnwahaeherros
Seattle
Marshall Wells Company
GUN HITS 968 CLP AT TACOMA
Howard Iriyn, a popular out fielder for the Ventrilia State League, joins the Tacoma Tigers and shines in Winfield with Unat posata. In five games he has not made an error and collects seven hits in ten at bats for a strong batting average. Fans in Tacoma watch his fielding and hitting with interest as the season progresses.
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Fudler
Ventrilia State
Fey
Tacoma Tigers
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Guan
I Guyn
Deval
Tayuma
Cohn One on Scientist and Global Science Roles
United Press report from Boston outlines a scientist connected to American science leadership, highlighting early achievements and international roles. It notes affiliations with scientific associations and mentions Mayflower connections and Cambridge experts.
Gypsy Woman Readings Arrested at Fairgrounds
Mary Wanawich, a gypsy woman with an encampment at the Southwest Washington Fair, was arrested yesterday for fortune telling for money. She was arraigned in Justice Westover’s court in Chehalis, fined $10 with costs totaling $18.35.
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Court of Justice
Beaufort orders 606 returned in dog ownership case
Len L. Goff vs John Doe Mathias featured a suit to recover a dog alleged enticed away by Charles Cooper and later sold to Mathias. Justice P C Beaufort ordered the canine returned and Mathias pay 12.35 costs. Two marriage licenses issued by Auditor Swofford in Chehalis followed.
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John Doe Mathias
Goff
Charles Cooper
Mathias
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P. C. Beaufort
Chehalis
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Swofford
Gus Anderson
Lizzie Phillips
Alpha
Miss Phillips
Lewis County
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Jordan
Verda de Loach
Centralia
Cities Consider Bonding for Joint Water Plant
At a Chehalis Centralia joint meeting two water committees reported on legal engineering and financial hurdles to a municipal gravity water system serving both cities. An option allows bonding up to five percent of assessed valuation for light water and sewer improvements if voters approve. Decisions remain pending with two weeks for further action and possible joint ownership considerations.
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Chehalls
A. B. Stice
Teswo
Chehalis
Steamer Pamonza Wrecked Near Spanish Islands
A wireless report from Seattle says the steamer Pamonza of the Pacific Coast Steam Ship Co. was wrecked off the Spanish islands Sunday night and declared a total loss. Passengers were rescued by the Northwestern, en route to Seattle, which is due Thursday. The vessel struck rocks in fog after leaving Seattle for Skagway.
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Pacific Coast Steamship Company
Skagway
Northwestern
Woman foreman signs verdict for 23895 in Tacoma court
The first woman foreman to sign a verdict in Washington presided in Pierce county Superior Court. Mrs Mattie Reynolds formerly of Chebulls now in Tacoma led a jury awarding Thomas Lynch of Centralia 23895 from the Northern Pacific railroad for injuries suffered while on duty near Gates City last December after a wreck that badly injured him. The case, tried last week, carried a requested 50000.
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Chebulls
Tacoma
Thomas Lynch
Centralia
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Cenralia
Hogulam
Northern Pacific Railroad
Gates City
Tie
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