Oregonian leads: Taft western tour Wiley arrest Scappoose murders
The Oregonian front page features four lead stories on Taft’s western tour with itinerary, the president's stance on Dr. Wiley, the arrest tied to Scappoose murders, and a major bank robbery in New Westminster. The Centralia Chronicle claims to have reprinted all the leads yesterday.
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Centralia Daily Chronicle
Unknown Checks Target Local Banks in Taroma and Seattle
A wave of counterfeit and bounced checks drawn on Centralln banks has circulated through Taroma and Seattle merchants, signed by a man identified as Witzperakd. The United States National Bank in Centralia received a report from a Seattle department store on Sept 15, 1911, describing a cashier named Fitzgerald who attempted to cash a $1.00 check drawn on the bank but was returned marked No Funds. Authorities warn the public that similar attempts may recur and pledge to prosecute, urging banks and merchants to report any further sightings of the suspect or suspicious instruments.
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Freed Man Tells Jury He Is Guilty
Seattle report describes a freed man admitting guilt to jurors after a trial. The defendant reportedly claimed the verdict was unjust and declared his guilt, while the court proceeded with sentencing considerations.
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Vie
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Tramp knocks down Winlock boy in street incident
Report describes a confrontation where a tramp knocks down a Winlock boy and absconds with 81.20. Witnesses intervene as the incident escalates, with police called and an ensuing struggle noted. The damaged text mentions attempts to secure help and reactions from bystanders as authorities respond.
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Winlock Boy
Alexander Faces Severe Grain Loss From Heavy Rains
Alexander a farmer living across the Chehalis River west of Chebalis reported he will suffer major losses to his 103 acre oats and wheat crop after heavy rains. About 7900 bushels harvested and shock-stored are damaged. another rain could ruin the remainder.
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T. Alexander
Chehalis River
Chebalis
Yeserday
Alexander
Funeral of Well Known Woman in Chehalis
Funeral services for Mrs. Harriet M. Hope, longtime Chehalis resident, were held at her family home. Survived by husband and six children, all living in Chehalis. Rev. Daley led the service and the interment was at Magouie Cemetery.
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Chehalis
Tha City
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Magouie Cemeary
Fearful delay grips timber cruisers near Chehalis county
Aberdeen reports Alexander MeiKay and Dug Sheilen, timber cruisers under Me flittenddy for Chehalis county, are 14 days overdue after leaving Mantesang. They are familiar with the woods, their failure to report raises anxiety, and a search party is planned. A theory suggests they may have encountered John Tornow, the alleged Rav er twins slayer, during the delay.
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Alexandes MeiKay
Dug
Lumber Company Sued for Damages and Injuries
A civil action alleges damages and personal injuries involving the Veness Lumber Company. Attorneys Cunningham and others represented the plaintiff as the jury was empaneled. The case moves forward as the parties argue over negligence and liability.
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Mpanelie
Lo AL | Veness Lumber Co
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Ceepany
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Lysnrt
Girl Chosen as Queen of Asbury Park Carnival
Olga Bd. Vening of Orange N is hailed as the carnival queen for Asbury Park, earning top honors among local contestants at the community event.
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Asbury Park
Taft Begins Long Western Tour With 46 Day Speaking Schedule
President Taft leaves Beverly for Boston then embarks on a 46 day cross country tour covering 73 000 miles. He plans nearly 200 speeches, receptions, and parades while visiting states from New York to California and Washington. He will focus on tariff reciprocity currency peace treaties and conservation.
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Commission Government Economical in Tacoma
In Tacoma the commission votes set the 1912 general levy at eleven mills plus one for sinking funds. The total remains the lowest in twenty years, after days of budget trimming. Commissioners Freeland Pettit Weeks and others plan further pruning to meet the target as leaders attend the Chicago municipal congress.
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Seymour
Gwen Woods
Chicago
STULYPING WOUNDS PROBABLY FATAL IS AIMED AT CZAR NICHOLAS
Reports from St Petersburg say Premier Stylypin sustained wounds believed fatal after an attack during a Wheater visit with Czar Nicholas. Doctors fear the operation may not save him while Bogro, accused of assassination, is in custody. Police fear renewed political plotting amid the crisis.
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DY Ridler
St. Petersburg
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Stalypin
Aberdeen Hears of Gold Strike
Aberdeen reports a gold strike with a captain’s claim of $11,000 in value. A dredge near the coast is sinking 1,000 yards upshore to widen access for extraction. Volcanic action has left gold deposits behind, with owners awaiting further developments and possible gains up to $205.
Mint Rainier Glacier Exploring Party Terrible Experience
A Mint Rainier glacier exploring party faced severe conditions over two days causing widespread difficulties. Engineered rescue efforts and official inquiries followed, noting dangerous terrain and equipment failures.
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Rainier Glacier
Letters Travel 195 Miles From Morton To Bermer Post Office
Readers learn mail routes in eastern county show a Morton to Bermer letter travels 195 miles via Facoma Chehalis and Bemner due to rural service suspensions. Authors note two new bridges over the Titon River will restore service after 41 days delay.
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Legal Question Arises Over School District Creation
M E Cartier new county superintendent will ask the Superior Court to decide if the board of county commissioners acted legally when cutting out School District No 8 at Fores and creating Kigzell district. After consolidations, petitions sought to reestablish districts but were denied and appealed. The issue concerns No 6 area continuity and legality. Case set for Monday.
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Board of County, Commissioners
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Carrier
Paymaster Murdered in Pittsburg Coal Company heist
Paymaster David Steen of the Pittsburg Coal Company was shot by masked bandits who fled with a money bag. His companion was wounded. A posse trails the assailants as the amount taken is unknown.
Rear Admiral Sidney A Staunton Named Friend of President
Sidney A Staunton receives recognition as a Rear Admiral in the Navy and is described as a friend of the President, reflecting high standing and official esteem within military and political circles.
Nitt Store Sells to New Hardware Firm in City
The FP T McNitt Hardware store, among the oldest mercantile establishments, has been sold to A Finley and John Hughes of Tacoma. The new firm took possession today. Finley has twenty years in hardware. The purchase price was not disclosed.
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Changes Allen would make to city commission law
United Press Leased Wire reports North Yakima changes urged to the Allen law for cities 2500 to 20000 population. Senator Frank J. Allen notes candidates should declare department sought. He cites primary to finals path and splits in public support for departments.
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Ward Is Flying Ward Is Flying iGuited Press Leased Wire
SUSQUEHANNA Pa Sept 16 Avistor Ward arrived here at 11 o'clock after covering fifty six miles from Calhoun in sixty six minutes Ward left here at 2513 Flying toward Oswego
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Lewis County Commissioners Estimate for Next Year
The Lewis County board compiled a total expense estimate of 455,759 dollars for the upcoming year, covering officer salaries, county institutions, interest, and miscellaneous costs. Receipts are expected to be 83 dollars, leaving a shortfall of about 27,094.5 dollars after district estimates.
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