Tragic Hotel Fire Claims Two in Raymond Case
A hotel office blaze in Raymond early yesterday morning killed Mrs W A Davia aged 40 and her father C D Osborne aged 72. Police say a family quarrel sparked the fire with Davia awakening a neighbor and Osborne attempting to assist his daughter before smoke overcame them. Osborne had recently moved from Hoquiam to live with his daughter.
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United Press
Raymond
W. A. Davia
C.D. Osborne
Davia
Callis
Osborne
Hoquiam
Roosevelt criticizes Wilsons Progressive platform at length
United Press dispatch from Trinidad Colorado quotes Colonel Theodore Roosevelt rebutting Woodrow Wilsons Minneapolis speech. Roosevelt defends trust regulation methods, cites parkins and Gray, notes cross-party support among steel and harvester interests, and argues Wilson misstates the Progressive plan's impact on labor and markets. He says the interstate commerce act already controls railroads and warns against reckless competition.
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United Press
Trinidad
Colo
Theodore’ Roece
Minneapolis
Woodrow Wilson
Parkins
Gray
Bisel
Neltner
Wilson
Congress
Steel Corporation
Harvester Trust
Taft
George W. Perkins
Minnesota
North Dakota
Wison
Atee Corporation
Wilcon
Lister Wins Lewis County Nomination by Narrow Margin
Official Lewis county primary tally shows Ernest Lister of Tacoma with 253 first and second choice votes to 200 for Judge Black of Everett. Col James A. Munday wins county nomination for congressman 2A, Waite tops for congressman at large with Connor second. two county contests see Grant Wright sheriff and F P McCann engineer.
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Lewis County
Ernest Lister
Tacoma
Judge Black
Everett
Col
James A. Munday
Vancouver
Waite
Connor
Grant Wright
Sam Gheer
F. P. McCann
J. W. Kelly
Judge Black Ineligible For Governor Race
Tacoma Sept 19 Judge W W Black of Everett would be ineligible to run for governor even if nominated and elected on the Democratic ticket say Theodore Stiles and P Sullivan Seattle attorneys who were members of the 1889 constitutional convention They base their view on section 15 article 4 which bars judges from holding other offices or public employment during the term for which they are elected They note no precedent has been before the state supreme court for ruling on a similar case
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United Press Lease
Tacoma
W. W. Black
Everett
Theodore Stiles
P. ©. Sullivan
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Superior Court
Committee preparing funds for Commercial Club work
A committee of 15 appointed by Dr. FL G Titus to draft an assessment roll met at theWike Club. Eight members attended. Charles Gilchrist was elected chair and Victor Jackson secretary. The plan seeks to raise dues proportionate to each business, aiming to balance the burden and prevent a possible club abolishment. The next meeting is scheduled for Monday night in the Commercial Club room.
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Tim
FL G. Titus
Commercial Clib
Clty
Wike Club
Charles Gilchrist
Victor Jackson
Commercial Club
Commereial Club
Couras
Parang Jn
Chib Raoma
Tacoma GRE O visit here TACOMA GRE O VISIT HERE
David Day a Tacoma resident visiting his daughter died at his son Taw W J Morticott 806 South Pearl Street yesterday from heart trouble. He was 74 and survived by a son in California a son Roy and two daughters in Tacoma and Mrs Morticott. Remains are held at Newell parlors pending arrival of a son.
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David Day
Tacoma
Th. Taw
W. J. Morticott
South Pearl Street
California
Roy
Tadoma
Mra Morticott
Newell Parlora
Paid 1300 For Chance to Keep His Job
The sworn campaign expense statement shows Governor Hay spent 13,100.99 for his Republican gubernatorial bid. Postage totaled 2,534.56, printing and stationery 4,667.28, travel 458.90, and 6,439.85 for rent and clerical costs. He financed the campaign from his own funds.
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United Press
Whrr
Olympia
Wash
Howell
Hay
Yas
County Treasurers Seek Limits on Commissioners
Spokane report: Washington County Treasurers’ Association in convention urged lawmakers to ban county commissioners from exceeding appropriations for bridges and roads and to make them personally liable on bonds for excess spending. They also backed simplifying personal property tax collection by basing current year taxes on prior year assessments and have delinquent collections handled by the assessor rather than the sheriff.
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Spokane
Washington
Ulster Men Rally Against Home Rule in Belfast
Thousands of Ulster protestors led by Orange Order banners gathered in Belfast to oppose Home Rule. The march echoed chants of Ulster will fight and Ulster will be right as leaders reaffirmed loyalty to the British crown. Troops were stationed and precautions taken to prevent rioting amid heightened security.
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United P
Belfast
Dublin
Agene
All American Girls Born With Valeas Exchange Remark
An exchange states that all American girls are born with valeas and that no one will likely contradict this claim. The remark invites no criticism and urges letting go of critique.
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Valeas
Anyon
Injunction Denied Over Local Option Election Request
A judge denied an injunction in a ENR R 7 case yesterday afternoon challenging a local option election call. The petition lacked 3 percent voter support and valid street numbers. attorneys for both wets and drys argued the issues as other petitions in Winlock and Pe Ell faced similar hearings. The decision affects whether the local option vote occurs alongside the November general election.
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County Superior
Judes Ri
Wete
Lewis County Warden Makes Quick Arrest in Game Law Violation
John T. Jones, a Lewis County warden famed for enforcing game laws, arrested four men yesterday near the Lewis Thurston county line shortly after the violation occurred. He was within 100 yards of the shooter when the shots rang out and quickly captured the violator.
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Tembhr
John T. Jones
Lewis County
Lewis
Thurston
Centralia Man Sentenced in Chehalis Court
W. L. Davis, listed as a Centralia resident, received a 20 day sentence from Justice P. A. Beaufort in Chehalis yesterday. He had no visible means of support, had dodged the draft, and refused to register. He was ordered to report within 10 hours to appear before the court.
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W. L. Davis
Centralia
Justine
P. A. Beaufort
Chehalis
Davis
Eer
Runaway caused by Apostles disrupts Chehulls street
A group of Apostolic faith advocates on a water truck caused a uproar in Chehulls yesterday. Their noisy demonstration frightened a Risdon Transfer Company horse, which bolted and wrecked a buggy. The advocates settled the damage claim today.
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Chehulls
Risdon Transfer Company
Four Onions Exhibit Weigh Four Pounds Near Bolstfort
W. , Cook, and Carmer residents near Bolstfort displayed four onions weighing four pounds in the halls yesterday. The onions, not typically large, were shown at the Southwest futr.
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Iptember
Cook
Carmer
Bolstfort
Negro found unconscious along railroad right of way
A negro named Hirowning was found unconscious by railroad workers north of the city. He was revived at a section house and later taken to a hospital. Police and Dr. Damon were notified as the case remains a mystery with no obvious cause or injuries.
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Hirowning
Damon
Umployes Hoapital
Chehalis Woodmen Plan $40,000 Lodge Hall
A Chehalis Woodmen of the World lodge votes to erect a $40,000 lodge hall. A five member committee studies feasibility and site options and will report at next weekly lodge meeting.
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Chehalig MA
Chehalls
Moose Lodge Initiation Sparks Chehalis Growth
The Chehalis Moose Lodge initiated new members in a large ceremony with about 100 Moose from Centralia and the local Moose band. A 250-strong parade and banquet followed, with the lodge now over 200 members and plans for suitable club rooms.
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Moose
Chehalis Lasginight
Chehalis Lodge
Centralia
Harvey Hostetter
Clarence Gustavsen
Harry Dickson
John Packenham
Chehalla
Organize Wilson Club In Chehalis Tonight
In Chehalis tonight a Wilson club is organized following Cen tralla Demoerals. Committees have been active two weeks in building enthusiasm in the county seat as the campaign advances. Some politicians fear wireless politics may connect broadly. A French doctor notes insanity can arise soon after waking.
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Centralla Demoerals
Woolhuw Wilson Uh
Chehalis
Wilson Attacks Roosevelt on Trust Plans in Minnesota
Gov. Wilson today sharply criticized Roosevelt and Progressive plans for trust control in Minneapolis. He argued monopolies are not inevitable, denied that combinations are necessary, and called for criminal penalties for selling below cost to squeeze rivals.
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Minneapolis
Wilson
Roosevelt
Water Rights Refile and Water Availability Study Update
A September 19 delegation including Mayor H W Thonpoon and city officials revisited the Newaukum River headwaters to renew filing for Centralia water rights and assess supply for a municipal gravity system. Measured 20 million gallons per day, enough for a 59,000 population, with the water appearing pure and free of germs.
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H. W. Thonpoon
W. GB. Kier
Stanley Macomber
Mabel Lee
George Brown
Mra. Kier
Newaukum
Centralia
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