Exonerated of all blame for fatal bear misidentification
In Bucoda a coroner's inquest found W. A. Waddle not to blame for the death of J. Cales, mistaken for a bear. Witnesses including R. W. Waddle and C. Rashi testified, noting Cates was hidden and Waddle’s actions were in error. Cales, a Bucoda resident for 20 years, was buried the following day amid local attendance.
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Bucoda
J. . Cales
W. A. Waddle
Mr. Waddle
Charles Sticklin
P. F. Knight
B. F. Wall
L. Loomis
Ole Hagoes
D. M.lowe
Thomas Allibone
R. W. Waddle
C. & Rashi
T. F. Cales
Waddle
Carter
J. 5. Johnson
H. Stelnart
O. R. Chilson
Rushl
Cates
Ales
Gales
Conference on stake conferring with Machinists union president
International officers of various crafts confer with President O Connell of the Machinists Union in Davenport on Harriman lines trade strikes. Conference ends tonight with developments expected tomorrow. Participants will not discuss publicly.
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Davenport
Town
O'Connell
Machinists’ Union
School A Forest Opens This Morning
Reported opening of School A Forest with staff in charge and initial duties set. Turkeys and a line bowl delivered as part of the morning ceremony. Chebalis expected to oversee the school’s start.
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Che
Schoel
Ores
Chebalis
Toledo Budget Aims at City Expense Estimate
The city plans an expense estimate for ongoing year details mention future costs. The text references Toledo and a focus on aligning budget items with anticipated needs and potential projects. Names and precise figures are unclear due to OCR fragmentation.
Large Attendance Reported at Toledo Schools
The Toledo School opened with strong attendance, pleasing directors. Eighth grade enrollment was the largest yet, while the new high school building will not be ready until early next week and students are using the library building in the meantime.
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Toledo
Taft Speaks in Kansas Insurgent Territory Fans Sparse Cheers
Ten thousand people heard President Taft in Complyville Kansas with little applause as he defended vetoes on wool and cotton bills. He argued that American industries needed protection and pledged to withhold signing these measures. Governor Stubbs avoids clear stance for 1912. Seven thousand attended in Independence, where Taft condemned the divorce evil and urged tougher divorce laws.
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Stubbs
Taft
la ¥Ollette
Cérayville
Indépendence
Wounded Man Moved Home After Shooting Scare
Charles Sells, shot and seriously wounded in a Bu eoda quarrel with his son in law, was moved from the hospital to his home in Tono after a delicate abdominal operation. Sells’ assistant Charles Edwards, who admitted being the aggressor, remains detained in Olympia on assault with deadly weapons charges.
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Charles Sells
Bueoda
Employes
Tono
Charles Edwards
Sells
Selig
Thurst
Mortgage for Lumber Company Lands in Lewis County
A mortgage for about 970000 was placed on the Wisconsin Lumber Company of Littell properties in Lewis County. The move is believed to be aimed at improving the land holdings, with the mortgage seen as a funding step for development.
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Wisconsin, Lumber Company
Littel
Himbey
Lewis Couity
Foundation of New Building Nearing Flooring Completion
Foundation of a new building at the northwest corner of Tower Avenue and Maple Street is finished and ready for flooring. Work by R. How Jer advances. walls to be erected and mooring planned as builders prepare to lay the floor and cap the structure.
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Tower Avenue
Maple Street
R. How Jer
Ted Dt Weil
Auto Fire Truck Arrival Improves City Readiness
A local update notes an automatic fire truck will arrive soon to bolster emergency response. Officials say the new equipment will enhance rapid deployment and safety for residents and responders alike.
Local Police Seek Two Teen Thieves After Olympia Robbery
Olympia police issued a lookout for two young suspects, aged 16 and 17, who robbed a clothing store Thursday. The youths headed south after changing into new clothes at a store, taking a substantial amount of jewelry before escaping. Local officials believe they may stop in the city.
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Olympia
Bellaved
Aga
Mentoro
Harria
Fmn
Chehalis Adopts Commission Plan After Hard Campaign
Gheralis reports Chehalis voters approved a commission form of government by a large majority. Ward led the supporters. the campaign was intense and divisive, but the plan carried by more than two to one in a decisive result.
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Commission
Chehalis
Ward
Argon Grot Postponed to December in Fire Case
Judge Sel Sorith granted a postponement in the case against George E Veress and Eva Veness to the December term on motion by Maurice Langhorne. Langhorne’s wife is seriously ill. The Venesses face charges of setting fire to their Winrock home, which also damaged arms plaining on Winroth and the Northern Pacific depot. The case draws wide attention due to the principals’ prominence and potential railroad company involvement.
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Maurice Langhorne
Sel Sorith
Rice
Lay
Argent
George E. Veress
Eva B. Veness
Pont
Langhorne
Venesses
Win- Jork
Winroth
theNorthern Pacific
Examinations At State Training School In Chehalis
Dr A B Oliver reports over 25 percent of inmates at the State Training School in Chehalis suffer physical ailments of care. Of 90 children affected, Oliver performed 77 operations. Sixty seven letters were sent for parental consent. 66 consented, 1 refused, 12 did not reply. Orphans received needed attention. due to facilities, several delicate operations were postponed until the new hospital building sample list.
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Chehalis
A. 8. Oliver
Oliver
Powers Heads East on Postcard Trip to Chicago and South
Mr. Charles BE Powers a prominent city businessman departed at 3 PM for an extended eastern journey. He will travel to Chicago after a brief stay, then proceed to New Orleans and other Southern cities, with plans to return accompanied or guided by a youth.
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Charles BE. Powers
Aj ‘Sin
Powers
Chicago
New Orleans
Pushing Pianos at Low Prices From Chickering Bros
Cheap advertising notes Chickering Bros pianos marketed as the lowest priced first instruments. Emphasizes price as key, mentions telephone and sheet music supplies, phonographs, and musical merchandise.
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Chickering Bros
Pat
Rheapist
Amy
Civil Service Examinations Held Here
The United States Civil Service Commission calls for applications from October 1 1911 to January 2 1912 for first grade clerical and third grade subclerical posts across all field service. Exams scheduled February 3 1912 in Aberdeen Bellingham Centralia Everett North Yakima Port Townsend Pullman Seattle Spokane Tacoma Vancouver Walla Walla and Wenatchee Washington. Apply now to local civil service secretaries or District Secretary 11th Civil Service District Seattle Room 24 Post Office Building for details.
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United Sates Civil Service Commission
Board of Civil Service Examiners
11Th Civil Service District
Post Office
Seattle
Wash
Chenalis Bakery Closes. Receiver Appointed After Failure
The C H Corwin bakery in Chenalis closed its doors this morning. William Brunswig was named receiver to straighten out affairs. Liabilities are about $2,000, largely to wholesale houses, with assets estimated near the same. Corwin, a city council member, is a prominent local figure.
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C.H. Corwin
Chenalis
William Brunswig
Corwin
Chehalis
Verdict Awarded $7,000 to Mrs Morgan in Pierce Court
Mrs Morgan was granted $7,000 in damages by the Superior Court of Pierce County against the Northern Pacific Railway. The case involved Charney Mor San, who was killed about two years ago in Tacoma, leaving a wife and five children. Mrs. Morgan is related to several Mills brothers in local employment and business.
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Ex Morgan
Northern Pacific Railway
Superior Court
Pierce County
Charney Mor” San
Tacoma
Aberdeen Bridge Celebration Delegation Recounts Trip
The Cemratig delegation to the Bridge Celebration at Aberdeen numbered 161 with the band. Delegates enjoyed a jovial outing and reported having a fine time. The program featured a variety of events and a spirited all day timetable for attendees.
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Aberdeen
Cemratig
German American Groups to Convene in Sacramento
German American societies clubs and unions across California prepare to attend the eighth annual convention in Sacramento. The sessions at Tarver Hall will be led by President John Marron of San Francisco as local groups host visiting members and arrange elaborate entertainment for attendees.
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Sacramento
Cal
San Fratcaleco
Leonard Lecture Delights Brooklyn Audience at Rose Theater
Frank Hf Leonard of Brooklyn, a Board of Lectureship member of the Mother Church, spoke at a Boston event yesterday afternoon. The well attended talk presented Christian Science teachings, ending with reflections on God as shepherd and the attainment of spiritual perfection.
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Frank Hf. Leonard
Brooklyn
Church of Christ, Scientists
Boston
Mass
Rose Theater
Yeater
Leonard
Benjamin Moore
Mittell
Sir. Trank
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Raymond's Nayor Nay Quit Job
Mayor Bittle of Raymond will resign before the city election after serving since incorporation. He plans to devote his time to Raymond Land Company interests. E. B. Case, leader of Case Shingle Company and prominent mill owner, is expected to be his successor contender.
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Bittle
Raymond
Raymond Land Company
E. B
Case
Case Shingie Company
Dryad High School to Add New Facilities
Community leaders announce plans to expand dryad high school with new facilities and improved athletic and classroom spaces, aiming to enhance programs and student opportunities.
Local boys shine at Seattle rifle meet
Local teams competed in Seattle with Topmipaied Hi and six others in the open shoot. Private Lindman of Inoluen finished 19th, Berkeant Van Older placed eighth, and Corporal Tanner Halihed was second in Armist. Van Glider aims to join a Canadian team soon as the squad gains recognition.
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Sesathe
Lindman
Inoluen Company
Finais
Berkeant van Older
Tanner Halihed
Ene
Seattle
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