Judge Humphries Censures Contempt and Disbars Two Lawyers
High jinks in Judge Humphries court lead to immediate fines and permanent disbarment. Hulet M. Wells and Glenn E. Hoover are expelled from practice in this state after contested actions in a packed courtroom. Kate Sadler faces $100 fine for speaking out, while 99 signers of a protest face varied penalties.
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Humphries
Hulet M. Wells
Glenn E. Hoover
Kate Sadler
M. Lebo
Cole
Hoover
J. W. Simonds
Foster
Simonds
Lebo
Wells
Kate Sadier
Millard Price
A. J. Allen
Judge Humphries
Mrs. Allen
C. M. Baxter
E. Moors
Baxter
Supreme Court
George H. Rummens
Costa
Secretaries of Ironworkers linked to dynamite plot
ARREST SECRETARY OF IRONWORKERS, DYNAMITE CHARGE Following the arrest at the Hotel Gressin of George E. Davis for two years sought by federal agents, Davis confesses involvement in the McNamara conspiracy and reveals new details. He implicates Harry Jones, secretary treasurer of the International Association of Bridge & Structural Iron Workers, and describes a plan to head a 15 man dynamiter group. Davis had been held by Detective Foster in Louisville and Pittsburg. Indianapolis authorities also report Jones arrested on explosives conspiracy charges, succeeding H. S. Hockin and John McNamara.
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New York
Hotel Gressin
George E. Davis
U. S
Wood
Davis
McNamara
Ortie McManigal
Foster
Louisville
Pittsburg
Harry Jones
International Association of Bridge & Structural Iron Workers
H. S. Hockin
John J. McNamara
McNamaras
Indianapolis
Ind
Jones
Hockin
John McNamara
San Quentin
Times
Los Angeles
New York Workers
International Organization
Merrill Wilson
Clarence Nicholas
Millionaire in Police Court in Stabbing Case
New York news reports Herman Ochrichs facing Magistrate Franklin over injuries to Lucille Singleton during a Tuesday night automobile ride believed linked to Ochrichs. The hearing was postponed to October 7 as detectives pursue a suspect called Billy who may be a Columbia student named Claghorn formerly from Tacoma Washington.
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New York
Herman Ochricha
Franklin
Lucille Singleton
Oetrichs
Martin Taylor
Single
Odcelrichs
Hilly” Claghorn
Columbia University
Claghorn
Tacoma
Wash
Columbia
Reverend Billy Sunday Picks Giants to Win World Series
Reverend Billy Sunday predicts the New York Giants will win the World Series over the Athletics in 1913. He cites McGraw’s pitching edge with Marquard, Mathewson, and Fromme against Mack’s veterans Plank and Bender, noting Giants’ base running and aggressive threat on the bases.
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Billy Sunday
Giants
Newspaper Enterprise Association
McGraw
Connie Mack
Mack
Pittsburg
Athletics
Marquard
Mathewson
Teeran
Fromme
Demaree
Plank
Bender
Vet
Boston
John Clarkson
Jack Coombs
Bosses Back MacMahon Offer in Arbitration Proposal
Thomas B. MacMahon, for the striking Teamsters, proposed to the judge a single arbitrator to settle all disputes with employers, even removing the union from Seattle’s transferred business. The court had rejected a line of questions about a Seattle transfer trust. The transfer men’s lawyers did not back the proposal.
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Thomas B. MacMahon
Albertson
Seattle
MacMahon
Canal Unhurt By Earthquake In Panama
Lieut. Col. Siebert reported after a thorough inspection of the Gatun locks that the earthquake caused only nominal damage to the canal zone. Machinery was unharmed and surface slides could be cleared within 12 hours with practically no other damage announced.
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Panama
Gatun
Col. Siebert
Canal Zone
Canal
British ship Glennesalin Beset by Rocks Near Ne cur Nacarney Mountain
The Glennesalin with a 21 member crew reached shore safely at NeCarney Mountain Oregon after striking rocks late yesterday. The ship bound from Liverpool to Portland in ballast, commanded by Capt. Owen Williams, is breaking up and likely total loss with an estimated value of 30000 dollars.
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Necarney Mountain
Glennesalin
Liverpool
Santos
Brazil
Portland
Owen Williams
Albert Guthert clings to mother in law picture in split
An old New York notice recalls Albert Guthert offering to let his wife take belongings but insisting on keeping a photo of his mother in law. A wine student learns from personal error while a wiser student seeks education at Myatt Fowells Business School located at 4th and Pine.
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New York
Albert Guthert
Myatt-Fowells Business School
Sulzer Admits Speculations In Campaign Money
Albany, Oct 2. Gov Wm Sulzer will admit speculation with funds given during his gubernatorial bid but argues the money was for his use. His advisers say he was deeply in debt when nominated and accepted help from friends who intended it for personal use, not campaign needs.
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Albany
N. Y
Govr Wm. Sulzer
Sulzer
Progressives Plan Meeting at Moose Hall in Seattle
William Fef Cadmus of Illinois, national progressive party organizer, will address a progressive conference at Moose hall adjoining the Rathskeller on Second and Spring streets Friday at 8 pm. Cadmus, who spoke here six weeks ago, will soon visit Seattle to promote the annual election of the King County Progressive League and Miss Alice Carpenter of New York will take her seat November 22.
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William Fef. Cadmus
Illinois
National Progressive Party
Moose Hall
Rathskeller
Secondav
Spring St
Seattle
King Progressive Party
County
Progressive League
Alice Carpenter
New York Place
Pennants Coupon No 82 Offered by The Seattle Star
Any four consecutive coupons numbered from The Star plus 15 cents get a 65 cent Pennant. Princeton Pennants now available, mail order costs 5 cents extra per Pennant. Bring or mail to The Seattle Star 1307 Seventh Ave near Union St.
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Star
Princeton
Seattle Star
Seventh Ave
Union St
Richest Man in Northwest Cyrus Walker Dies at 86
Cyrus Walker, Seattle lumberman and landholder, died in San Mateo California aged 86. Born Madison Maine October 6 1827 he rose from log driver to Puget Mill Co general manager and major Seattle landholder. He built the Walker Building and held vast downtown holdings. He died with wife and son at his bedside after seeking climate relief.
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Cyrus Walker
Northwest
San Mateo
Cal
Talbot Cyrus Walker
Madison
Puget Sound
Maine
Kennebec
Australia
Walker
New York
Second and University
Mill
Seattle
Second
Third
Spring
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Puget Mill Co
Port Gamble
Port Ludlow
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James Brown
William Smith
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