Slander suit filed over alleged statements in neighborhood
E L Shaw and his wife Mary of 98th St and Woodland Park Ave sue Katherine M Wenzl of 97th St and Stone Ave in superior court for 5000 dollars claiming slander. They allege on May 25 she told Susie King and others that the Shaws have been stealing chickens and giving them to Kings, being "state prison birds."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Ll. Shaw
98Th St
Woodland Park Ave
Mary Shaw
Superior Court
Katherine M. Wenzl
97Th St
Stone Ave
Time extended for Strand dance hall case
Altho a second arrest warrant for J. J. McElroy manager of the Strand dance hall on Fourth Ave between Pike and Pinetta was issued charging operating a public dance without a license he says police told him to keep his house open until his first trial date September 28. A second complaint followed after the hall reopened and the last warrant was not served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altho
J. J. McElroy
Strand
Fourth Ave
Pike and
Pinetta
McElroys
Golf House Fire Destroys Portland Club at Firlock
A fire at the Portland Golf Club clubhouse at Firlock station started from a defective flu and destroyed the building, furnishings, and members’ personal property. Loss estimated between $4,000 and $5,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Portland Golf Club
Firlock Station
Local News Briefs Mixed With Crime And Local Events
A Fort Dodge deputy on leave visits his father in Poulsbo while a Seattle route includes other scattered notes. Frank Lucas resists robbers, losing $17 and two black eyes. Mountain climbers Mount Baker and Shukean mapped for next year. Tonasket sale nets $50,000 for Lucky Knock Mining Co. over antimony. Cleveland hosts a Master Masons convention with 300 delegates and planned auto tours. A Humboldt steamer sails to North with freight and passengers via Seattle. Cosmopolis jitneys challenge operating hours. Tacoma Democrat C F Thorp dies. open club house in Aberdeen. Netherlands buys 20 American war planes. Hutchinson sues Fox for damages. Vito convicted of murder. Lane urges US loan to civilians. Texas rainstorms cause two deaths. Grays Harbor man breaks arm in auto crash. Boise-Shad Field shoots two farmers in grazing dispute. Alta camp miner Hendrickson dies by gas despite helmet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Alex Fox
Fox
Mike Vito
John Paddock
U. S
Senator Lane
Oregon
Texas
Charlies Rogers
Grays Harbor
Boise
Edward
Wayne Donnelly
James Hendrickson
Alta Camp Tunnel
Utah
Bryce suit over $20,000 damage from auto crash
A. M. Bryce and Gertrude Bryce sue John W. Eddy and wife for twenty thousand dollars claiming their auto collided with a jitney they rode in last March, injuring Bryce with a broken hip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M
Gertrude Bryce
John W. Eddy
Bryces
Bryce
The Northwest Dental Office Promises Painless Work and Low Prices
A dental office touts itself as complete and best equipped in the Northwest. It highlights graduate dentists, state board certification, a firm guarantee, and low prices. Operations claim painless methods with daily demonstrations by L. R. Clark D D S and owner management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
State Dental Board
L. R. Clark
D. DD
Medical clinic ad offers free examinations Seattle notice
Eye throat chest asthma and chronic disorders treated. Relabel treatment for the blood offered with free examinations and consultation. No extra charges for medicine. 1218 Second Ave Seattle Wash.
The Calling of Dan Matthews on Moore Stage in Seattle
Harold Bell Wright and Elebery Reynolds adapt the best selling novel The Calling of Dan Matthews into a play. It will run one week at the Moore theatre starting Sunday Sept 26 with matinees and popular prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Bell Wright
Elebery W. Reynolds
Dan Matthews
Moore Theatre
Inside Stuff headlines Lois Theatre Bill Opening Sunday
At the Lois theatre opening Sunday afternoon the feature is Inside Stuff with Five Wizards of the Clubs as the added attraction. Richards and Dufall perform a comedy act while the Moore Brothers Grace Goodnow and Wright and Farmer also appear in song and dance numbers. comedy pictures In the Lotecope cap the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pantages
Lombardi Grand Opera Quintette
Lombardi Opera Company
Charlie Case
Howard and White
Billy
Santucel
Wizards
Bimbos
Big Pathe
Little
Caruso
Venice
Ambler Brothers
Bertie Herron
Milt Arnaman
Hicks and Seymour
Stansfield
Hall
Lorraine
Owen Wright
Imperial Quartette
Snyder
Heines
Lois Theatre
Wizards of the Clubs
Richards
Dufall
Moore Brothers
Grace Goodnow
Wright
Farmer
Man Beats Wife While Drunk Reveals Divorce Complaint
Rudolph W. H. Schultz, an employee of the Seattle Brewing and Malting Co., admitted getting drunk twice in three days last May and beating his wife Louise D. S. Schultz. She filed a divorce suit in superior court alleging assault and forceful dragging by the hair in their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph W. H. Schultz
Seattle Brewing & Malting Co
Louise D. S. Schultz
Superior Court
Man Sues for 5000 After Collision at Second Ave and Seneca
Karl Swartz claims he was knocked down and run over by an auto driven by George W. De Lape at the corner of Second Ave and Seneca on May 4. He seeks 5000 in damages in superior court filed Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. de Lape
Second Ave
Seneca
Karl Swartz
Superior Court
Divorce suit cites excessive demands by Bailey
Marle A Bailey of Green Lake files in superior court detailing frequent "touches" by husband Henry G Bailey before and after their marriage on March 14 1914. Amounts listed include 250 up to Jan 29 1913 1080 up to Jan 26 1914 and 450 on March 14. She seeks restoration of her name Marie A Cole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marle A. Bailey
Green Lake
Superior Court
Henry G. Bailey
Marie A Cole
California man named consul at Ceiba Honduras
President Wilson appoints Francis J. Dyer of California as consul at Ceiba Honduras, announced today in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Francis J. Dyer
California
Ceiba
Honduras
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Proptieton M. Meyerfeld
Martin Beck
San Francisco
New York
J. B. Burton
Walter C. Kelly
Beaumonte & Arnold
Doctorine
Long Tack Sam CO
Wonder-Workers
Eugene Damond
Bessie Browning
Aurora OF
Venus
Orpheum
Pat Rooney
Marion Bent
Pathe
Neal
THE
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Maude Leon
Willard Mack
Olga Petrova
Sage Pereny
Graham & Victor
Diamond Merchants
Evans
Sed and
Columbia
Trd and
Union
St. Pawl Stove Repair & Plumbing Co
US Pike ST. Main
Seattle Lighting Company
Stuart Bldg
Phope Main
J. K. Baker
Fort Dodge
Seattle
Poulsbo
Ther Krall Small
Hov
Frank Lucas
Ard and Columbia, Ord and Union
THETM
Regal Dental
Hh. Clark
Third Ave
N. W. Cor
Third and Union
DR. Macy's
Seattle, Wash
Moore
Beth Merrill
Bertee Beaumonte
Maude Leone
Lois
Do. J. Stansfield
Empress
Lombardi Company
Joseph Brooks
William H. Crane
Thomas W. Ross
Maclyn Arbuckle
Laura Hope Crews
Mabel Taliaferro
Orpheum Theatre
Long Tack Sam
Wonder Workers
Tresides
Sam Jurope
Marion Ben
Walter C. Keily
Jack Arnold
Mins Reasie Browning
Vaude Ville
America
Europe
Mise Brownlie Dupont
Orpheum Travel
China
Spain
Japan
Russia
Egypt
Lois Maude Leone
Tin Willard Mack
O. D. Watson
University
Hollywood Lanch and Soda Fountain
Pike St
William Fox
Owen Kildare
Anna Q. Nilsson
Rockcliffe
Wallace
Iroberts
Clemmer
Paramount
Daniel Frohman
Pickford
Frances Hodgson Burnett
Famous Players Film Co
Paramount Travelogue
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Paramount Pictures
Alaska
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