Studebaker Senos Reply to Dan Bush
A 1912 Chehalis letter from C. Studebaker rebutts editor Dan Bush over prosecuting attorney candidacy. He denounces the paper’s control by a few, defends a many, and insists the prosecutor must enforce law impartially, uncowed by any faction. He invites publication of his record and accountability for truth.
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Chehalla
Dan Bush
Beé-Nugget
Chehalis
Washington
Str
C. Ae Stuseraker
Steel trade steady with rising prices and high demand
United Press report from New York notes continued pressure to fulfill contracts in the steel trade. Buyers purchase billets in open market with about a one dollar per ton rise, prices trend upward, and black and galvanised sheets see gains of two and three dollars per ton. Boiler tubes and wrought steel pipe sales grow. railroad equipment orders are light but output schedules rise for 1913. Export inquiries total ninety thousand tons.
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United Press Geasen Wire
New York
Sonia Bizen
Pennsylvania
Klmore & Ohio
Santa Bo
Dolaware & Kackawanon
New Musical Instructor Arrives At Centralia College
Centralia welcomes Mrs. Julia Robbins Chapman of Tacoma, a Oberlin Conservatory graduate, teaching planaforte voice production and muse history every Saturday. She studied in Europe, led piano at Frances Shimer Academy, and ran a private studio in Cleveland. Also notes on local ads and a stray eye care line.
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Centralia
Julia Robbins Chapman
Tacoma
Uncle Sam Plans Machines for Stamp Sales
The proposal suggests using many stamp selling machines to match other machines, making it hard for the public to defeat or beat them. It mirrors existing systems and aims to streamline distribution.
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Uncle Sam
Opening Day Plans Set for Southwest Washington Fair
The September opening day of the Southwest Washington Fair aims to impress exhibitors with ready displays and orderly setup. Officials announce themed days for Grays Harbor to Olympia, Seattle to Portland, and Southwest Washington, plus special events, races, and attractions to draw large crowds across the week.
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Washington
Grays Harbor
Willapa Harbor
Olympia
Seattle
Tacoma
Fortland
Epterner
Southwest Washington
Fair
Pacific
Thurston
Cowlitz
Wahkiakum
Lewis
Carnegie Library in Centralia Nears Occupancy
Centralia’s new Carnegie library, a $16,000 modern brick building with red brick walls and tin cornice, nears completion and occupancy by October 1 after heating equipment delays. Interior plans include children and youth rooms, reading areas, a basement auditorium, work room, restrooms, smoking room, and a director’s space, with skylights and golden oak finishes to enhance a spacious, well-lit facility.
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Geniralia
Centralia
City With
Sil Street
Eniance
Pee Eltidyen
Ely
Tisvartan
Alza
Aliolf
Ashelves
Washington
It is said a bit of sour ilk longevity sought
A fragment suggests that sour liquor or sharp life might extend years, noting people who hike or endure hardship seem more likely to live long. The wording is garbled but hints at health benefits from resilience and outdoor exertion.
Unclear Phrase Mentioning Holden and American Output
Fragmentary line references Holden and an annual output described as six billion dollars, but lacks complete names dates places or verifiable details to form a proper summary. The text is too incomplete to identify the event or entities with confidence.
Roosevelt 10 Test October Testimony Planned
Washington Sept 18 Progressive National Committeeman Frank Hogan telegraphed the senate campaign committee that Roosevelt will testify on October 1. The testimony is part of the probe into campaign contributions and political funding.
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Washington
Progressive National
Frank Hogan
Senate
Roosevelt
Wilson greeted by vast crowds on Middle West tour
Governor Wilson arrived amid cheering along his presidential campaign route. He rode to Morningside College where students cheered, then met Democratic leaders in Iowa, South Dakota, Nebraska and Minnesota. He spoke at the Interstate Live Stock Fair and greeted workers at Onawa, Iowa.
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Wilbon
Bouim
Wilson
Middle West
Morningside College
Iowa
South Dakota
Nebraska
Minnesota
Onawa
Roosevelt backs recall of all public officials
United Press reports Roosevelt declares support for a universal recall of public officials to engage every citizen including the president. He denies plans to undermine the independence of public officials as his tour continues through Albuquerque and Lamy, New Mexico.
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Winslow
Ariz
Roosevelt
Albuquerque
Lamy
New Mexico
Progressive County Committee reorganizes and rechecking begins
The county election board led by Prosecuting Attorney Buxton, County Commissioner Gray, and Auditor Swofford began rechecking Tuesday's primary returns. A Progressive County committee meeting elected E. J. Russell as chairman S. C. White as secretary and J. P. Winkler as treasurer. Campaign headquarters rooms were arranged at the Chehalis site.
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County Election Board
Buxton
Gray
Swofford
Progressive County Committee
Oit
Thehalls
E. 3. Russell
Skookumchuck Precinct
S. C. White
Chebaila
J. P. Winkler
Claquato
W. H. Spath
Chehalis
Russell
Roosevelt Pledges Alaska and District of Columbia Session
Tucson arizona September 17 Roosevelt pledged himself that if elected he would call an extra session of Congress to enact laws for Alaska and the District of Columbia covering social and industrial justice planks of the Progressive platform He would urge development laws for Alaska and received an enthusiastic reception at Tucson.
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Tucson
Ariz
Roosevel
Alaska
District of Coloma
Caught Between 2 Trains at Winlocs Depot
Eltier Raima, a Winlocs depot employee, narrowly escaped when an express truck became trapped between two passenger trains. He was preparing to board southbound train No. 207 as a Great Northern engine arrived, causing the vehicle to be crushed and hurled, yet Raima escaped with multiple injuries and bruises.
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Eltier Raima
Winlocs
Rama
N. P
Great Northern
Min Wns
Finds Teetis Thousand Years Old Jawbone Teeth
While digging a well, AL Thicum near Chistle Hoek unearthed a jaw fragment with two large teeth. Physicians deem it a "double" and describe the tooth as very large and discolored, suggesting it may belong to an ancient Indian.
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AL Thicum
Wright Place
Chistle Hoek
Throat wound of Winlock blacksmith ends in jail
Frank Lindstedt, a blacksmith from Kelso, was found with a six inch throat wound in a shed behind Crouse saloon, Winlock. He claimed the act was his own and was hospitalized, then jailed in Chehalis. doctors reported no jugular or windpipe injury and indicated despondency and heavy drinking as possible causes.
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Frank Lindstedt
Crouse
Winlock
Lindstedt
Foster
Chehalis
Hindstedt
Wintork
Kelso
Webb
County Aids Grade Roan River Project Progress
In September the Want County seeks help grading the Roan river section between Wintack and Mveline with local business input. The county promised to cover a tenth of the 1000 cost, while plans mention a two story building in New York and a tall pole. details remain murky as a dispatch notes broader real estate talk.
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Busi
Winloes
Wintack
Mveline
New York
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