Young man jailed for bad checks in Pacific County
Baéler arrested in Seattle on charges of issuing checks without funds at Raymond Trust Company. He faces a Chehalis warrant for cashed July 5 check at Chehalis National Bank marked No Funds. Sheriff Stevens fined him 100 dollars and sentenced 60 days in Pacific County jail for non payment. Chehalis charge to be pursued after serving time.
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J. 1. Baéler
Seattle
Stevens
Pacific County
Raymond Trust Company
Chebulls
Court of Justice
P. C
South Bend
Chehalis
Loghl Boys Show Well At Rifle Range
Loghl boys delivered a strong showing in a Washington National Guard rifle shoot against Centralia and Aberdeen companies. Aberdeen backed out after the event, leaving the Local boys to excel with top six in each event and grand score TL. Averages across ranges were 38 at 60 yards, 40 at 30 yards, and 42 at 100 yards.
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Centralia
Aberdeen
Washington National Guard
Joci
McCoy Mines Company to Begin Work in Lewis County
The McCoy Crock Mies Company will start work on their property in the southeast corner of Lewis County. The mines are owned entirely by Lewis County capital and require extensive hauling for grading and access. Directors elected last week include J. Sticklin of Chehalis president MW Pitcher of Centratta vice president Peter Summersett of Chehalis secretary and treasurer KR Pane tany of Adava and Wilk West of Satindis.
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McCoy Crock Mies Company
Lewis County
Lewis County Capital
Enno Jooney
Gat
J. Sticklin
Chehalis
Pensilent
MW. Pitcher
Centratta
Management of Telephone Central Change Reported
Journal notes management shift at Telephone Central with Vern in charge and Laie Lean stepping in. Collins, Deets, and Mr. Colas listed among staff in transition as new leadership takes effect at the exchange location.
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Mamanste
Conti
Dan
Arrested but forfeits bail by non appearance
Supt. 18. Walter Hofman was arrested by the local police on a fighting charge and was slated for arraignment at 10 this morning. He failed to appear, had posted a $10 bond to ensure appearance, and forfeited the bail.
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Walter Hofman
Poties Department
Poties Court
Awatody
Ed Nelson
Three Men Fined For Burning Slashings In Chebatis
Rhodes Roundtree of Boisteyt and George Thompson of Mossy Rock faced arraignment in Justice Westover court after Fire Warden Wallace arrested them for burning slashings without a permit. Thompson fined £30.55 as a third offense. Rhodes and Roundtree credited with fines and restitution components.
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Louis Roundtree
Boisteyt
George Thompson
Mossy Rock
V. QO. Wallace
Court of Justice
W. A. Westover
Chebatis
Thompson
Rhodes
Roundtree
Rand
Carnival auction settles debts of Chehalis circus entity
The Southern Pat Jaren Compe carnival, once tied to a cathedral display two months earlier, sold at Anstice PC Beaufort court under attachments by J H Wright and W B Catts. Bidder turnout was sparse. the carnival brought in 280.85 to cover debts and trusts. Catts and Wright claimed over 300 by the amusement venture but did not contest the final sale.
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Chehalis
J. HW. Wright
W. BE. Catls
Wis
Court of Anstice PC
Beaufort
Catts
Wright
Mhehalis
Large Tank 15 Being Rebuilt at Little Falls
Sept 18 staging for rebuilding the 100000 gallon water tank destroyed by a burst a week ago. Eight thousand new in place and workers awaiting material to finish the job. No deaths or injuries reported in the Durat burst incident hailed as miraculous.
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Little Falls
Durat
Miragu- UB
Mystery surrounds finding of mangled body near Chehalis
A mangled unknown man, aged 20 to 25 with sandy hair and blue eyes, was found Saturday night on the Northern Pacific right of way one mile north of Chehalis. He wore new clothes, carried a photo of himself and a flask. No identity information or clues were found. coroner Sticklin pursues identification but chances are slim. The body was sent to Sticklin morgue for inquiry into the mysterious death and potential train involvement.
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Northern Pacific
Chehalis
Sticklin
Prizes in Centralia Contest for Children Shine
This week awards are given for the More Beautiful Centralia contest where public school children planted seeds last spring. Cash prizes from local businessmen will honor best results by room and ward. Voters over twenty one in each ward decide best kept yards, with ballots published in city papers.
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Centralia
Septuber
Round Table Cink
Daihy
Central Commercial Club
Zimmer Hniling
Railroad Work to Be Announced
Judge George Dysart received a telegram from Chief Roginert Cook of the Northern Pacific requesting three copies of the ordinance authorizing vacations for the company. Cook said the ordinance will be ready this week after delays in last week's issue, with work to begin in Centralia as soon as possible.
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George Dysart
Roginert Cook
Northern Pacific
Centralia
Department of the North
Washington Oregon franchise approved for pole line
Yesterday morning the board of Tawis County commissioners approved a franchise for the Washington Oregon company to run a pole line from Caphalis to Meskill for the operation. The route was adjusted to satisfy the commission. Wallington Oregon pledged free courthouse lights while the franchise holds, with an annual light bill around $200. The franchise will take effect once the right of way is purchased and commissioner approval is obtained.
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Mw Board of
Tawis County
Court House
Come Missionora
Local Man Arrests Highlight Portland Case
Sherif Urquhart returns from Portland where three men were involved in a case tied to Lester A. Hunter and a warrant issued in August. Charges include wife desertion, with Hunter held at Lie county Jail awaiting trial.
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Sherif Urquhart
Oh Chehalis
Portland
Lester A. Hunter
Gentralia
Min
Toe
Lie County
Barbers Organizing Mission in Al Qleraeh Sparks Plans
Organizer for the Barbers' Informational Plan visits Al Qleraeh to form a Joan union. He states he will remain in the city until his objective is achieved.
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Barbers AL AL Qleraeh
Barbers
Sees Great Future for Twinite
Frank Lotz editor of the Lewis County News notes a bright future for Centralia and Chehalis and the coast harbors Willapa and Grays Harbor. He predicts Centralia and Chehalis will merge as a key distributing point, with canal and railway improvements drawing interest and slashing transit times for southern shipments. The coming canal is seen as reshaping trade, making the two harbors pivotal and prompting major transport firms to adapt.
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Frank Lotz
Lewis County
Little Falls
Centralia
Chehalis
Grays Harbor
Willepa Harbor
Daily Chronicle
Willapa
Grays Harbors
Puget Sound
Fire damages Heath car. repairable and sent to factory
The automobile of M E Heath, a migua gzer for Centralia Gold Storage Co, caught fire yesterday afternoon from the gasoline tank as Mr Heath started the engine. The body was badly damaged but the machine can be repaired and sent back to the factory.
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M. E. Heath
Centralia Gold Storage Company
Heath
Large Delegation Urged for Aberdeen Bridge Celebration
Secretary Eaton of the Centralia Commercial Club urges every motorist in Centralia to attend the Aberdeen bridge celebration next Sunday. The event features a mile fee and demonstrations, with participants invited to display their cars and celebrate the bridge. Weather and schedule details remain tentative.
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Eaton
Centralia Commercial
Centralia
Dhe
Vancouver VA valued for 25000 in civil suit
In Vancouver Washington, Sypt. is the defendant in a case brought by Shamira seeking 25000 damages for injuries she says resulted when a streetcar started as she attempted to alight at the corner of Mild and Main. The complaint accuses the conductor of starting the car before she had left the vehicle, causing head and arm injuries. The piece also notes a Mexico fact about languages spoken.
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Owen Washington Porpoy Ira Fe Oamade
OL Shamira
Mild and
Main
Warrant for Nchamara's Attorney
A warrant charges John R. Warrington a Chicago attorney allied with the defense of the McNamara brothers with contempt of court for refusing to answer grand jury questions. He was found in San Francisco working in Claire Tveitmoe's offices of the State Building Trades Council as the prosecution seeks to curb witness intimidation by dynamiters. affidavits from Charles Weir and D H Ingerseli support the citation.
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United Press
Angeles
John R. Warrington
Chicago
McNapiara Brothers
San Francisco
Olaira Tveitmoe
Staite Building Trades Council
Av le Vietch
State v Gosts kidnapping case dominates court docket
The State charged John Gosts with kidnapping 15 year old Leqn a Hedrick. the case was to be heard yesterday before Superior Court while the J Martilla versus A Veness Lumber Company suit still held the jury in attention. Gosts case draws strong public interest in the two cities as prosecutors push to secure a conviction.
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John &. Gosts
Leqna Hedrick
J. Martilla
3. A. Veness Lumber Company
Gosts
Progressive congressman struck down by apoplexy dies at home
Topeka Sept 18 Congressman Madison a Progressive leader and member of the investigating committee died of apoplexy at his home today. He collapsed while seated at the breakfast table.
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Topeea. Kas
Madison
Pincnel Tlinger Investigating Committee
Charge of Assault Against Sell’s Aggailant
A report states Charles Bai was arrested ten days ago in Buenda on an assault with deadly weapon charge. He allegedly wounded Charles Aus, with hospital treatment noted. The fragmentary text indicates a violent incident and ongoing legal action.
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Sell
Charles Bai
Buenda
Charles
Rogers Wrecked and Suspect Airplane Incident
A garbled report from United Press outlines a plane incident near a river with speculation of a confrontation. The text mentions a driver and various misread phrases about distance and date, suggesting a mis-transcribed wartime or accident note with uncertain details.
New Cash Grocery to Open in Centralia
Two local residents A A Thinter and team announce a strictly cash grocery to open at 613 N Tower Ave Centralia. They plan a store named Ji X L Cash Grocery and aim to be ready for a Saturday opening after previously working for Mr Sealog for about two years.
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A. A
Tales
Centrali
N. Tower Ave
Centralia
Sealog
Uem
Ji. X
Cash Grocery
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