Let the slanderbund attack Hodge in defending his name
A long defense of Bob Hodge against slander from a political group. The writer questions motives, cites his divorce and custody battles in Seattle, and argues supporters backed Hodge in local elections. The piece urges readers to resist the campaign against him and seek truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Hodge
Hodge
Seattle
Mrs. Hodge
Jennie Stark Hodge
Allan Stark, Sr
Bob
Snyder affidavits reveal Stark statements about Bob Hodge friendship
Edgar C. Snyder and Allan Stark Jr. affidavits from October 1912 recount testimonies about Bob Hodge, including claims Stark made that Hodge married without consulting him and that Hodge is “too cool.” Beaton and Corkery notarizations accompany the sworn statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Hodge
Edgar C. Snyder
Glenn Corkery
State of Washington
Seattle
County of King
Welford Reaton
Edgar ©. Snyder
Snyder
Allan Stark, Jr
Welford Beaton
Praise Arraigns Hodge With False Claims in Affidavit
Alvin H. Davis swears under oath that assertions against Hodge in a Post-Intelligencer article are false. He cites Hodge as a deputy sheriff who cared for four children whose mother ran a hotel at Black Diamond, noting Hodge’s duties kept him from full custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Diamond
Hodge
Glen
Coreery
P Peat
Seattle
Witness Chair Talks in Hard-Pressed Trial
Report from an October session describes a tense trial where labor figures discuss testimony. Officials indicate both defense and prosecution may call witnesses as the case unfolds, with predictions of a crowded courtroom and dramatic exchanges.
Three Steamship Dock Accidents Reported in Seattle
Last night three accidents on steamers at Seattle docks were reported this morning. Wm. Hardy of the Cordova fell beside a hoisting apparatus and hurt his hip. Stanley Coy cleaning flues on the Indianapolis suffered severe steam burns. R. Martin fell down a hatch on the Tampico and sustained bad bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wm. Hardy
Cordova
Stanley Coy
Indianapolis
R. Martin
Tampico
Grand Duke Alexis Shot in Russia Report Hurriedly
Berlin reports claim Grand Duke Alexis heir to the Russian throne was stabbed by a nihilist while walking with his nurse at the imperial hunting lodge in Spain Russia Poland. Officials say the boy fell from his pony and the czarina feared for her son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Alexis
Spain
Russian
Poland
Czarina
Bloodshed at Bingham as strike breakers arrive
Bloodshed marked an attempt by mine officials to supplant striking miners at Bingham. Special deputy L. J. Tidwell was shot through both arms and may die. Two unidentified Greeks were wounded and may die. A fourth man was shot in the left arm and may lose the limb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Bingham
Ll. J. Tidwell
Robberies Reported Across Capitol Hill and Georgetown
Police report several overnight robberies extending beyond Capitol Hill. At 908 Third Ave two men Gus Sands and Karl Engstrons lost 29 dollars and 60 Kronen. A break in at 514 East John Street took a pocketbook with one dollar from W. J. Cremidas and wife. M. E. Ball at 118 Bell Ave reported eight dollars stolen. The Abrahamson Brick yard bunkhouse in Georgetown was entered with 265 dollars taken from Nels Christenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Hill
Third Av
Gus Sands
Karl Engstrons
United States
East John St
W. J. Cremidas
M. EB. Ball
Bell
Abrahamson Brick Com Y
Georgetown
Nels Christenson
Two Men Fined for Counterfeiting Case in Police Court
FINED $100 Earl Smith and John Kearney, among the trio with counterfeiter William Doris, were fined $100 and received 20 days in jail in police court. Doris, also known as Carrigan, is held by federal officers on a counterfeiting charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Smith
John Kearney
William Doris
Gauntlett
Doris
Carrigan
Weather forecast for tonight and Saturday
Rain is expected tonight and Saturday with brisk to high southerly winds. Noon temperature reaches 65 degrees.
D C Morgan denounces slander against Hodge over boarding house claim
David C Morgan swears in Black Diamond affidavit debunking rumors that Mrs Hodge ran a boarding house for 80 guests. He says the hotel bore Mrs Hodge’s name, credit extended to her, and that Robert T Hodge disputed responsibility though paid part of the debt. The affidavit rebuts a Seattle Post-Intelligencer article of October 21 and calls the piece a grave injustice to Mr Hodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert T. Hodge
Post-intelligencer
Hodge
Bob Hodge
Black Diamond
Seattle
Affiant
T. Hodge
Mre. Hodge
Mre. Hodge. Affiant
Robert T
S Affiant
Governor Marshall Democratic VP Candidate Visits State
Gov Thomas R Marshall of Indiana tours the state on a quick speaking trip. He will arrive in Seattle by special train from Tacoma at 5 60 and address at the Coliseum theater. He then heads to Everett for a 6 o clock talk and leaves for Spokane at 8. Charles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas R. Marshall
Indiana
Ratio
Marshall
Seattle
Tacoma
Coliseum Theater
Everett
Spokane
Charles
Heffner to Preside at Coll in Meeting
Heffner, a Democratic candidate for six, will preside at the college in meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heffner
Collin
Woman Rescues Girl as Mob Grips California Home
In Arstow California on October 26 a mob of about a dozen Mexicans gathered at the Harris home seeking vengeance after a man named Simon Ramos shot and killed Jane Torres during a quarrel over a girl. Mrs. Edward Harris protected her, taking Torres into custody until authorities arrived as Ramos’ friends later surfaced demanding action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arstow
Cal
Edward Harris
Table Harris
Jane Torres
Simon Ramos
Jean
SPECIALS IN THE NEWS AND MISCELLANY OF NATIONS
Names, gossip, and brief items from across the country. Zlotopolsky adopts Gold name in Los Angeles while Minnesota farmer Souba sells a second strawberry crop near Minneapolis. A domestic dispute, a pricey bride arrangement, and a Newport fashion echo framing a week crowded with quirky items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Benjamin Souba
Minneapolis
Adorably D'Aulbert Shines In Paris Fashion Photo
Madame Daphne D Aulbert appears in the latest boulevards gown as she poses for American newspaper correspondents. The caption calls her one of Paris popular actresses of the hour and notes the ensemble is the current fashion of the moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame Daphne D'Aulbert
Gay Paree
Bulgarians Capture Turkish Commander at Kirk Kilisseh
Dispatches from Sofia report Bulgarian forces at Kirk Kilisseh seized Gen Mahmud Muktar Pasha and Prince Abdul Halim along with several pashas. The action also took 40,000 soldiers and 118 cannon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Sofia
Kirk Kilisseh
Mahmud Muktar Pasha
Abdul Halim
Fish sale leads to court ruling on decayed fare
G Yanaguashi faced police court after a 25 cent value fish sale turned costly. He claimed the fish was sold by a green hand and not for sale, but Judge Gordon ruled he had no business possessing it in his stall and fined him twenty dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Yanaguashi
Gordon
Wagon Collision Injures Driver C D Bunce
A wagon collided with an Eyre’s transfer wagon driven by C D Bunce at South Firnt Avenue last night. Bunce, of 183 N Howard Avenue, suffered a bad scalp wound and the wagon was badly smashed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Eyre
C. D. Bunce
N. Howard Av
South Firnt Av
Bunce
Becker Found Guilty of Murder in First Degree
New York October 25 United Press Leased Wire Lieut John F Becker was found guilty of murder in the first degree for the killing of gambler Herman Rosenthal He blamed Justice Goffs charge to the jury and his lawyers refusal to let him testify Becker's wife fainted upon learning the verdict and Becker awaits sentencing with attorney McIntyre planning an appeal Police and prosecutors acknowledged a possible juror disagreement but said all jurors agreed Becker was guilty
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Snyder
Hodge
Mr. Hodge
Mr. Stark
Bob
United Press
New York
John W. Goff
John F. McIntyre
John F. Becker
Herman Rosenthal
McIntyre
Becker
Goff
Chas
Whitman
Moss
American Nobel Prize Awarded for Heart Tissue Preservation
New York October 24 Dr Alexis Carrel wins a 39000 Nobel Prize in medicine for preserving chicken heart tissue outside the body. He kept heart slices alive for months, advancing work on tissue storage and transplantation. He has performed kidney exchanges and dog head/ limb transplants, showing future potential in surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alexis Carrel
America
Carrel
Diaz Won’t Be Executed General Diaz Imprisoned
General Feliz Diaz nephew of Porfirio Diaz and an attempted usurper against the Madero government will not be shot but imprisoned. President Madero ordered clemency and Diaz surrendered to General Beltran as government forces captured Vera Cruz without a battle. The term of imprisonment has not been announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Feliz Diaz
Porforio Diaz
Mexico
Madero
Diaz
Beltran
eVra Cruz
Want Ads offer 40 000 salesmen for results
The copy touts 40 000 salesmen ready to interview over 200 000 people for a 50 cent total charge. It urges persistent, readable Want Ad text, frequent changes, and continued campaigning to draw attention, inviting readers to phone or visit offices for details.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Yman
Progressive Party
Stark, Sr
Rob
Apolis
Ie ‘Ehent
International Honor Bridge
Tre Oonae Organization
Herp
Ana Ward
D. C. Morgan
A. D
Corkery
Scaty
Leon Zlotopolsky
Los Angeles
Gold
Zlotopolsky
Margaret Buechler
Aaron Alfred
Alton
Loretta Joyce
Newark
N. J
Alexander T. J. Carrigan
Providence
China
Lily James Lee
Gwe Yok
Lee Hoo Soon
San Francisco
James Smith
Dick Ferris
James V. Parker
Beau Brummel
Newport
Daphne D’aulbert
Theodore .Roosevelt
Russia
Japan
A. A. Michelson
University of Chicago
Lyons
France
University of Lyons
McGill University
Montreal
Chicago University
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
New York City
Gen. Diaz
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!