Reynolds Marries First Wife Again After Divorce
A. Reynolds, senior member of Reynolds Hutson, was married yesterday to Elsa Bayne, after a prior marriage to Elea M. Reynolds ended in 1910. The Seattle case followed California ties, a son, and a later divorce, ending with a new marriage as Reynolds entered politics and Harbor life on a lakefront home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Reynolds
Reynolds, Hutson
T. Reynolds
Reynolds
Elsa
Charles A. Reynolds
Elea Bayne
Elsa Bayne
Charlies A. Reynolds
California
Beattie
Elea M. Reynolds
Washington
Charted A. Reynolds
City Patrolman Convicted in Liquor Case
A Renton and Columbia City patrolman pleaded guilty in police court to liquor possession. Judge imposed a $100 fine. The case involved others named O'Dell, Hasse, Mind pigs, and Schenck and Columbia City residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ttle
Renton
O'Dell
Columbia City
Heath
Johu Schenck
Chas
Johnson
Fragmentary Court Raps John over Seattle Talks
A garbled report shows John in police court where Judge Gordon admonished him about shifting from personal matters to Seattle affairs. The exchange hints at a promised action and a tense, abrupt cessation of a speech in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Seattle
Res Pierncon
Kent
Gordon
Suspect Found in Los Angeles
Police in Los Angeles say they have identified a suspect linked to the Times explosion case. Detectives kept watch on a home in the southeastern city area after last night two men entered through a rear door and were traced by officers. Authorities have not publicly disclosed the basis for their suspicions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prev
Cal
Chee
Alimony Ordered Despite Bankruptcy in Henderson Case
A. P. Henderson Ten Lumber Co must continue alimony to his former wife despite declaring bankruptcy in August. Judge Gilliam refused to relieve him of payments and ordered him to pay the September alimony by October 10 or face lodging at Hodge's hotel for 30 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghiam
A. P. Henderson Ten Lumber Co
Henderson
Ainte
Gilliam
Labor Men Oppose Humphrey For Congress
A Central Labor Council special committee questioned Humphrey about labor policy. His vague answers and Andrew Furuseth’s labeling him the worst foe of organized labor led the committee to report against his candidacy. A council delegation invited Judge W. W Black to the council meeting on October 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will B. Humphrey
Central Labor Council
Couness
Congress
Humphrey
Andrew Furuseth
Organized Labor
Council
W. W Black
Butler Hotel
End of Los Angeles Metal Strike In Sight
The Los Angeles metal workers strike, which began June 1, nears settlement as Mayor Alexander secures consent from the Foundrymen's Association to meet with the general strike committee and the Metal Trades Council to discuss differences and possibly call off the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angeles
Cal
Metal Workers
Alexander
Foundrymen's Association
Merchants’ and Manufacturers’ Association
Metal Trades Council
Roosevelt Travels By Private Car Through Lynchburg
Colonel Roosevelt passed through Lynchburg in a private car on his southern and midwestern campaign. He did not exit the vehicle and no crowd greeted him. His next stop was expected in Bristol for two hours, then Knoxville at 3 o clock to visit the Appalachian exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynchburg
Roosevelt
South
Middle West
Bristol
Knoxville
Peckovich and Celohonseicz In Hammering Row
In a Main Street clash Sam Peckovich Emmanuel Celohonseicz Martin Commentovich and John Doe Praxotizovich fought with clubs. Patrolman Francis stopped the melee and later could not identify the chief assailant in court. Commeniovich owner of the Great Western saloon was released. Others remained detained for witness work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Peckovich
Emmanuel Celohonseicz
Martin Commentovich
John Doe Praxotizovich
Mainst
Francis
Commeniovich
Great Western
Francia
Newport cafe license showdown faces council vote
Monday night the Newport cafe seeks renewal as council leaders and members split over operating conditions. Kellogg leads opposition in committee and on the floor while supporters cite votes for renewal. Rosenthal resists removing the Green and Pullman rooms amid ongoing violations. The Columbia case also heads for a Monday night decision with similar promises to improve potentially ignored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Kellogg
Council
Globe
Kelloge
Rosenthal
Green Room
Ullman
Lcense
Fenough
Kellame
Columbia
Notable Seattle Relatives and Early City Figures Recounted
A reader prompts recall of Seattle figures and history. Mentions Volney P. Hart as a former conductor and king county prosecutor, William H. White as a War Horse figure, John T. Condon born in Port Gamble, and others connected to Washington state and Seattle’s early civic life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volney P. Hart
Chicago & Northwestern
King County
William H. White
John T. Condon
University of Washington
State of Washington
Port Gamble
George F. Cotterill
C. A. White
Tacoma
Neck of the Woods
J Albertson
J. Ham Lewis
Washington
Congress
C. OD. Boren
Seattle
House of Delegates
Boston
Seattle Spirit Club
Seattle Folke
New York City
George Burbank
Seattle Lodge of Elka
Portland
Lady Getty
Dal gorouki Duel Challenge and Indy Grand Prix Offer
John Armstrong Chaloner in Cobham Virginia claims naming his prize boar Dal gorouki as insult and vows a duel if Dolgorouki seeks satisfaction. In Indianapolis officials bid $10,000 extra to lure the Grand Prix race after its New York cancellation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobham
Dalgorouki
John Armstrong Chaloner
Bob” Chanier
Chaloner
Dolgorouki
Indianapolis
William K. Vanderbilt
Motor Speedway
New York
Gaby Des Lys Refuses to Desert King Amid Misfortune
Mile. Gaby Des Lys told United Press she will not betray Dom Maruel during his hard times. She plans to stay at the Apollo in Vienna until the 15th, then travel to Paris for an Oct 16 meeting, with further engagements in Berlin and London afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Gaby Des Lys
Dom Maruel
United Press
Toy
Paris
Apollo Theatre
Berlin
London
Self-inflicted death found near Green Lake car line
J Harris, a grader on the Green Lake car line, found at 2 oclock today the body of a man in the woods who killed himself by drinking carbolic acid. A note to sister Miss Hattie Culley Reading Pa reads God forgive me, I had to do this C W Culley. Culley about 30 with a wife at Burlington, formerly a bartender, arrived in Seattle a year ago and had worked at Burlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Harris
Green Lake
Hattie Culley
Reading
Hattie
C. W. Culley
Culley
Burlington
Seattle
Recall Campaign Targets Mayor Gill Over Police Chief
Public Welfare League trustees launched a recall against Mayor Gill, blaming him as city chief executive for police conditions. L. Miller chairs the drive with six assistants, aiming for a petition drive of 25 percent of last electors, possibly two months. election could be six weeks. David Zerwekh cautions on voting strength and recalls precedent from Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gill
Public Welfare League
Hi Gill
L. Miller
Seattle Business College
League
Los Angeles
David Zerwekh
The
New Republic Is Safely Launched In Portugal
From Ba Valierra Senhor Gomez reports royalists defeated republican forces in northern Portugal. In Gibraltar Dom Manuel vows to stay put as Des Moines flies royal salute and British ships reply. Lishon sees foreign diplomats recognize the republic. exiled King Manuel and royal family to have property rights respected. Continued on Page Ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Senhor Gomez
Portugal
National Zeitung
Ba Valierra
Francis Villiers
Great Britain
Machado
Manuel
Amelie
Maria Pia
Duke of
Oporto
United Presse
Ceiling Thieves Baffle Seattle Police
A new burglar called the ceiling thief rents a room above stores and bores through the floor to loot at night. The latest target, Stewart Hardware at 415 417 Pike Street, lost 40 razors dozens of pocket knives and 12 revolvers valued at 300. Previous targets include L Kay jewelry on Second Avenue South and the O K pawnshop at Occidental and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Stewart Hardware Company
Pike St
L Kay
Second Av. S
Yesterway
O. K
Occidental Av
Washington St
Snake Eater Speller Fined In County Court
Fred Martin and William Green, a showman and his partner, were fined 100 dollars each and jailed 20 days after trying to pass a ten dollar Confederate bill in a fruit store. Martin claimed he buys the notes for stage use at the county fair while Green protested aloud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Fred Martin
Ralph Pierce
Martin
Japan
India
William Green
William
Fred
Hubbard
Upper
Firstav
Carr’s
First Av
Cherry St
Yakima
Gordon
Ireland
Russia
Green
Winchell
William Sot
Sweden Frontiersmen Move Stirs Baltic Speculation
St Peters burg reports that Sweden speeds reserve forces to its frontier amid czarist pressure rumors. Observers speculate Nicholas may seek an icefree North Atlantic coast strip he has long desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Nicholas
North Atlantic
Actor at Majestic Arrested by Unaware Detective
During a Majestic theatre vaudeville act, Scott was arrested by private detective Charles Henderson who believed him a disturbance. Scott, dressed as a rube, argued it was stage work while Wilson continued on stage. Manager Trumbull intervened, restoring order as the audience laughed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Wilson
Majestic Theatre
Charles Henderson
Henderson
Trumbull
Two Joes Clash as Tacoma Man Threatens Seattle Worker
Viola, a Tacoma man, and Joe Bianchi, a Seattle officer, quarrelled after a talk about a weekly cut. The second Joe grabbed the first by the neck and held him until a police car arrived. In court the first Joe called the second a liar. Judge Gordon ordered the first to return to Tacoma within an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe. Viola
Tacoma
Joe Bianchi
Seattle
Joe
Gordon
Old Man Promises to Give Up Whiskey at Court
H P Wickham, 60, told Judge Gordon he was a fool and would give up whiskey after declaring he planned self harm. Patrolman Mead inserted that he intended death by his own action. Wickham admitted his weariness and intoxication led to the remark, and the judge released him on his promise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Wickham
Mead
Wickham
Gordon
Three mothers and a baby in a strange court drama
In Judge Frater's court Mrs. Winifred McGrath kept a baby boy Delbert amid a custody dispute. Mrs. Mary Thompson claimed to be the mother, insisting she is Delbert's mother though no conclusive proof was presented. The judge ordered a proof of maternity and the matter moves forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Judge
Mary Thompson
Delbert Paulson
Mrs. Thompson
Victoria
Mrs. McGrath
Victoria Hospital
Delbert
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Ynolds
Star
Moore
Norman Hackett
Hackett
Rand
Ualted Press
Peckovich
Celohonseicz
Blaine
Behrke
Denney
Goddard
Mullen
Revelie
Weaver
Bullock
Conway
Mart
Sawyer
Way
Zbinden
Wolfe
Wardall
Murphy
Schrumpf
Looney
Gaby
Boy King
My United Press
New Republic
Unitedress
Gibraltar
Dom Manuel
Raler
Des Moines
Minerva
Newcastle
Lisbon
England
United States
Fy Colted Press
Lishon
Republic of Portugal
Spieler
Snake Eater
Sass Court
Sweden
Majestic
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