Married 23 Years Ends in Divorce Over Dance Hall Habit
A couple married 23 years, Gus and Mary Frances Hamerty of Ballard, were separated by a divorce decree by Judge Everett Smith. The husband testified his wife’s nightly dance hall outings, late returns, and multiple men caused his nervous breakdown and work troubles at the mill. the wife argued he was lazy to provide, and the case ended with a divorce granted. In a second hearing, Rose King testified against Ernest L. King, saying he drank, neglected her, and abused her, leading to their divorce as well.
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Everett Smith
Gus Hamerty
Ballard
Mary Frances Hamerty
Hamerly
Bertha I. Griffin
van Griffin
Spectatore
Judge Smith
Rose King
Ernest L. King
Rose
Ernest
Lao
Norton
Copernicus
Jones
Perigoff
Buncombe
Florence
Miss Florence
Yeu
Air
Deak
Night City
Riverdale
William Orta
Braine
The
Flrat
Blaine
New York
Kate
Susan
Thomas Wendt
Wendt
Domo
Thomas
Stanley Hargreave
Poiceman
Stanley Harsreave
Fellah
Hoboken
George Washington
North German
Lloyd
George Wash
Hargreave
Seattle Star
First Avenue
B. J. Brown
BE. J. Brown
Pepe
Europe
Millionaire’s Escape Sparks Riverdale Chase
Stanley Hargreave, the millionaire, plans to flee abroad after a daring escape from the Black Hundred. Olga, Florence Gray, Norton, and a cast of detectives and traitors weave a perilous plot across river and sea with counterfeit papers, traps, and a final rescue at the countryside house. Florence remains central as alliances shift and Norton fights to save her.
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Stanley Hargreave
S Rectus
Hargreave
Fheither
Riverdale
Girtw School
New Jersey
Florence Gray
Pars & Garedevi Aviat
Olga
Blaine
Visite
Norton
The
Orient
Braine
Olga Teo
Florence
Jones
Black Hand
Plorence
Norten
Plorenee
Plorence Hargreave
Leap in the Dark Ends In Tragic Dissolution
In a noir chapter, journalist Norton and aide Jones pursue shadowy foes as Florence, mistaken for Stanley Hargreave's daughter, is declared insane. A staged rescue by physicians and a chaotic kidnapping lead to a fatal shipboard disappearance after a fake wireless transmission signals her supposed death. Continue.
House Bill 374 aided King County clerks and bailiffs
The 1913 Legislature passed House Bill 374 to pay back salaries to clerks and bailiffs in King County justice courts. Representative Robert Grass championed the measure, with Ralph Horr as their attorney lobbyist. Grass and Horr later formed the Grass & Horr law partnership.
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Robert Grasse
Beattie
King County
Justice Court
Supreme Court
Seattle
Bob Grass
Bob
Grass
Ralph A. Horr
Ralph
Olympia
Horr
Ralph Horr
Grass & Horr
Howin J. Brown Bidg Washington Elk
Howin J Brown of What Avenue Washington bids on the Unton Elk property. The notice outlines a public sale and the key venue for the transaction.
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J. Brown
Washington
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Ernest King
Paris
Tween
Willam Wiener
Mary M. Wiener
Lenin
Wiener
Ashton
Laway
Harold McGrath
Jim
Gate Post
Ford
London
Codger
Black Hundred
Fiy George
Algiers
Tyro
Ceed
Harold MacGrath
Thanhouser
Colonial Theatre
MaccGirath Tsn
Deuces
Kathryn
Thanhouser Film Corporation
Chicago
Lord Lonergan
Miss Mac Tinee
ManecGrath
Edwin J. Brown
Fleet Avenue
Washington Bldg
Union Blk