Two Children Run Down by Auto in Centralia
William Joyce aged four and Mat tie Joyce aged ten, children of R A Joyce, were struck by an auto driven by C F Dixon at the corner of Mium and King Streets near the children's home. The boy suffered serious injuries including a broken arm and leg. both children were rushed to the hospital. Dixon, en route to Little Rock with his family, returned after the accident and expressed regret. The girl left the danger zone. the boy's condition improved by morning but remained in danger at 2 pm.
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William Joyce
Mattie Joyce
R. A. Joyce
C. F. Dixon
Employes
Mumn
King A Treats
Dixon
Little Rock
Centralia
Centralia Commercial Club Seeks Citizen Fund Committee
A letter from the Centralia Commercial Club president outlines a plan to form a 15 member committee of local businessmen and citizens to draft a schedule of assessments for 1972 and part of 1973. The committee will elect a chairman and coordinate funding to sustain the club through financial difficulties.
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Centralia Commercial Club
Centralia
Ely
Dee
Elth
Ehs Mulder
Finenvia
The
Cli
Concent
Government to dissolve trust in telephones
United Press dispatch reports the government plans to dissolve parts of the American Telephone and Telegraph Company merger. The Roll Telephone Company and Western Union merged two years ago, and the action targets a partial dissolution to separate divisions while investigations continue with no public progress recently disclosed.
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Washington
Ite
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Roll Telephone Com+ wing
Western Union
Perkins Sees Governor Marechal In Harvester Destiny
United Press report from New York dated September 17 quotes former Morgan partner W. Perkins as saying Governor Marechal, the Democratic vice presidential candidate, spoke today about Perkins presiding over the destinies of the International Harvester Company.
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United Press Lean Wire
New York
Marechal
Hod In & Bpeech
Head of Great Northern backs Southwest Washington fair prize
Loupis W. Hill, chairman of the Great Northern Hail Board, advocates the county fair as a rapid development agency and offers two silver cups as prizes for the best school team in grains grasses vegetables and forage plants. Farmers are urged to exhibit choicest produce at the Southwest Washington fair, hoped to be among the state’s best.
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Louis W. Hill
Southwest Washington
Chehalis
Centralia
Washington
Head OF
Great Northern
Gilver
Southwest Fair
Loupis W. Hill
Great Northern Hail
Southwest Wilehington
Miners Denounce News-Examiner Over Labor Day Speech
The Mendota and Av 2269 UMW locals denounce the News-Examiner as malicious and slanderous for attributing views to Harry Ferguson. They express regret for the attack amid the Graya Harter strike and commend Ferguson for his conduct, recording the resolution in minutes.
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News-Examiner
Wanga
Tono
Mendota
Sud
Union
Centralia
Harry Belsarene
Tas Attavter
Ferguson
Garbinee
Wadi
Harry Ferguson
Roosevelt Corrects Credit For Irrigation In Speech
Reno Nevada September 14 Roosevelt challenged claims of credit for major projects including irrigation and pure food laws. He warned against passing reclamation bills and criticized administration measures, stressing understanding dry farms versus irrigation ditches and outlining land development plans for agricultural settlers and homemakers who till their own soil. The speech drew an enthusiastic reception.
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Reno. Nev
Roosevelt
Sai Roosevelt
Wilson Campaign Tour to Start Tomorrow as Planned
Gov Wilson, Democratic nominee for president, will begin his campaign tour tomorrow from New Jersey. He travels by private car and will be accompanied by his secretary, stenographers, and eight newspaper correspondents. The stop list includes Columbus, Ohio, where he is slated to arrive Monday morning.
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SBA Girt
N. J
Wondrow Wilson
LWO
Columbus
Ha Ia Duao
Chronicle plans library fund gift instead of prize contest
The Daily Chronicle abandons its prize subscription contest and offers 25 percent of all receipts for subscriptions to be donated to the Centralia Carnegie Library Fund. Only one quarter of collected payments will go to the library, with emphasis on new and renewed subscriptions to boost book purchases.
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Daily Chronicle
Chronicle
Centralia
Carnegie Library Fund
Cumstralia Daily Chronicle
Centralia Weekly Chronicle
Centralia Carnegie Library Fund
Library
Library Fund
Nait
Brary Board
The
Library Board
Heavy Storms Do Great Damage in Two States
Weather bureau announcements report floods and heavy gales sweeping Alabama and Florida. Rainfall near Mobile reached one and a half inches, lower wharves flooded, and reports are sparse. In Pensacola, a river steamer named National sank after being struck by a seventy-six inch gale.
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Washington
Alabama
Florida
Thhe Weather Bureau
Pensacola
National
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W. H. Copping
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