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Circular attacks Labor Rights in Trades Unions Debate
The Chronicle received a circular titled Trades People Must Go claiming there is no such thing as labor rights. It bears the name John T. Addington, though no clear identity or location for Addington is shown. The piece suggests unions threaten societal order and hints at political voting without clarifying details.
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Voters rebuke Hay in party primary results
The report notes Gov Hay failing to secure a winning margin as Ronco tops Villings in a Republican nominating contest. Walthursty reset strong showing, but protest votes dominate. Hay’s share trails behind, sparking doubt about his strength in the general election and potential third-place outcome.
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High Cost of Living in Centralia Sparks Debate
Centralia residents discuss rising prices blamed on a dominant commission house. Grocers report paying forty to fifty cents per crate for peaches depending on quantity and fear higher charges if they ship their own freight. A carload shipment plan is seen as a potential pressures tactic, prompting questions about alternatives.
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Protect American Life and Liberty Across Borders
Fragmented lines discuss protecting American life and liberty, mentioning Mexico, governance, and Americans near the border. The text reads as garbled OCR with unclear events or dates. No specific individuals, organizations, or locations are clearly identifiable.
U S Urges Protection for Americans at Mexican Border
The statement argues the United States must protect American lives and property, even if it requires pursuing marauders into foreign territory. It emphasizes guarding Americans on American soil and supporting their exit from Mexico when possible, while justifying necessary border measures to safeguard citizens.
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Centralia Urges Enforcement Against Street Speed Maniacs
A Centralia editorial condemns street speed racing by motorcycles and automobiles along city streets. It objects to prior police leniency and warns that public safety, not hospitality, should guide enforcement. The piece cites visiting riders from Gray's Harbor and suggests residents support strict ordinance compliance. References W. Suthrland of Anaconda, Mont, and his visiting brother C. L. Sutherland.
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City agrees 10 pay monthly upkeep for library
At today’s city commission meeting C D Cunningham asked for a 125 monthly upkeep appropriation for the library upon completion. The Carnegie 13000 appropriation had guaranteed 1500 yearly for upkeep. Cunningham sought city fulfillment. The library will finish around October 1 and funds for librarian salary and books are lacking. Commission voted to begin paying 125 monthly on October 1.
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Mrs Stuyvesant Fish Newport Hostess Known For Lavish Entertaining
Mrs Stuyvesant Fish, a prominent Newport hostess, has long hosted lavish entertainments drawing society figures and social leaders to her seaside gatherings. Her gatherings reflect the era's high society hospitality and cultural prominence.
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Newport
Why Maud Tamblin Lost Nomination
United Press Leased Wire reports Clark Savidge aided by Seattle Post-Intelligencer editor advised changing Maud Tamblin’s candidacy for public lands commissioner by inserting Leola Blinn’s name. Tamblin used initials only, ballots omitted her full name, causing ballot confusion and Blinn Tamblin vote overlap.
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Taft Electors Moked By Higher Court
Taft electors faced a higher court ruling related to their actions. The dismissal motions or actions were noted, with unclear context but involving official procedures and potential legal challenge. The report references Taft and Utah election matters tied to judicial review.
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Appeals court upholds ruling in Kansas Taft Roosevelt ticket case
The United States Circuit Court of Appeals refused Taft’s request for an injunction to block eight Roosevelt electors from appearing on the Kansas ballot. The decision sustains the lower court and remands the case to Kansas authorities with taftites planning to seek Supreme Court review.
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Rebels Hold Americans For Huge Ransom
United Press report from Douglas dated September 16 describes General Salnkaty leading a rebel camp at Wl Tigre demanding 100000 for the release of hostages. The assailants threaten General Manager la Tt. Barron and officials Mishler and H. H. Nix of the BE Tigra Merchandise Company, unless payment is made.
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Samuel Waring Dies in Tacoma Hospital
Samuel Waring longtime Centralia resident died yesterday at the state hospital in Steilacoom after an illness. Mrs Watling and GC Sticklig returned with the remains from Tacoma. The funeral will be held tomorrow at Stickin parlors with Rev. C F Dubois officiating. Interment will be in Chehalis Masonic cemetery. The Magonia lodge will lead services in full. He is survived by a wife and two children and had been a resident of the city for many years.
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Auto Victim William Joyce Shows Improvement
The Employee hospital reported this afternoon that four year old William Joyce, injured when struck by an auto driven by Dixon Friday, is somewhat improved. He remains too weak to bear weight on his broken bones as doctors continue treatment.
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Pair murders wife father in Idaho and Washington
Wesley Brownell and his 17 year old wife Winnie, both of Cul de Sac Idaho, killed A Neeves the wife’s father at Long ranch near Colfax. After months of hardship they walked over a hundred miles and confessed they acted after Neeves allegedly mistreated the wife. They were found later with their children and claimed motive tied to threats and restraint in Idaho.
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Sherif Carter
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Cine de Sac
Unclear fragment hints at a local science or experiment report
A garbled passage describes unnamed men sending something about improving minds and achieving results described as more than a hundred percent. The text is fragmented with missing nouns and context, making specifics about people, place, or event difficult to determine.
Judge Rice to Hear About 20 Citizenship Applications
Today in Lewis County Superior Court Judge Rice will hear about 20 naturalization applications this afternoon. The session focuses on citizenship eligibility processes and official proceedings.
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Marshall Campaigning in Kansas City Speech
Gov. Marshall, Democratic vice presidential candidate, spoke in Kansas City on September 16. He said he never asked anyone to vote for him and did not intend to. He emphasized voters must back the party and its platform for him to carry out its pledges.
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State Lands Public Auction In Lewis County Washington
Notice of sale of described state lands in Lewis County Washington at public auction in Chehalis. Appraised value 35398.00 with improvements 4171.00, terms include one tenth at sale and annual installments with interest, restrictions on timber removal, and reservations for minerals and easements. Some editorial remark about people not laying treasures in heaven.
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