Glavis Bride Saga Tangles Public Scandal and Divorce
San Francisco October report details Glavis, a rising attorney tied to conservation politics, taking Evelyn Mabel Boniten as bride amid a salacious romance with a former secretary. Previously married to Maude Glavis, their split followed public charges in 1910. The piece ties Glavis to Ballinger and policy clashes, noting his 1912 resignation and later work as a Humboldt Bank building land attorney.
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Puiser
San Francisco
Low Russelsiavis
Wreh Diffard Pinccet
Brand Ballinger
Othe Tath
Matsimonys
Glavis
San Jose
Evelyn Mabel Bonlten
Francises
Ievis
Do Anhnew
Miro
Ivsal
Conservation Commission
Alasia
Maude WH. Glavis
Seattle
M Glaivis
Tilavis
California Conservation Commissioners
The
Water Central Be
Waington
Gay Johnson
Glavin
Gravis
Humbold Bank
Ida von Claussen Insane After Threat Letter
Ida von Claussen, recently jailed six months for sending a threatening letter to Charles Straus, was committed today to the State Hospital for the Criminal Insane at Matawon. Two physicians appointed by the supreme court found she suffered from hallucination that Theodora Roosevelt persecuted her, with repeated efforts to interview President Roosevelt.
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New York
Ida von Claussen
Charles Straus
Tar
Hrial
Mattrawan
Supreme Court
von Jaussen
Theodora Roosevelt
Col Roosevelt
Yon Claussen
Sweden
Alimony Battle Over Bishop Estate and Club Changes
Mrs. Abigail Hancock Bishop asked New York Supreme Court to raise alimony from 15 dollars a year to zero, citing her ex-husband James Canning Bishop's substantial income and wealth. Justice Gavegan referred the case to referee Joseph Et. Truesdale as family tensions reemerge. Separately, Lenox Club amended by laws to admit nonresident and mixed gender members, with William D. Sloane and Robert W. Paterson joining the board as president and treasurer.
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Bishop
Martin
W. Littleton
Lenox Club
Richard ©. Greenleaf
Messrs
Willian D. Sloane
Robert W. Paterson
Pankhurst Arrives in New York Aims for Westward Visit
Christabel Pankhurst, militant English suffragette leader, arrived in New York aboard the Finland under an assumed name. She said militant methods are unnecessary in America and that England would have been better prepared for war if women had the vote. She plans to tour the United States, visiting Chicago and Boston, while staying with Mrs. O. H. P. Belmont.
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England
New York
Christabel Pankhurst
Finland
Miss Pankhurst
Oflizabeth McDonald
America
United States
Pacific Coast
Chicago
Boston
O. H. P. Belmont
Woman to Be Field Surgeon for France Mission
Dr. Mary M Crawford of Brooklyn was chosen among six American surgeons funded by the Duchess of Talleyrand for hospital and field service in France. She will board the Rochambeau for Mayre lor and was born in Nyack in 1884, graduating from Cornell in 1904 and medical school in 1907. Newport women organize Red Cross aid with sewing circles and shop discounts to support Europe hospital work.
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New York
Mary M. Crawford
Brooklyn
Duchess of Talleyrand
France
Crawford
Ian
Rochambeau
Mavre
Lor
Nyack
Cornell University
Newport
Red Cross
Europe
Civic League House
John Nicholas Brown
Milady Cosmetics Hit by European War Price Rise
Face powder and complexion products are climbing in price as European war disrupts imports. French whiteners once five cents now cost fifteen cents, with domestic items edging up due to material shortages. The trend affects many women who rely on makeup to stay attractive amid wartime shortages.
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Europe
Brown president warns auto rivals alcohol in college demoralization
Providence Oct 4 President W H P Faunce of Brown University said in a sermon opening a centennial celebration that in the last decade about as many American college students have been demoralized by the automobile as by alcohol. He warned that colleges once tested by poverty now face a luxuriously wealthy era and condemned European militarism and the philosophy of force in war.
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Providence
W. H. P. Faunce
Brown University
Brown
Faunce
Europe
Count Von Bernstorff Visited Newport Twice This Season
Newport reports Count von Bernstorff made only two visits to the seaside town during the season. He arrived in July and mid September, stayed briefly, and left for New York. Hosts included Mr and Mrs George Peabody Eustis and Mr and Mrs Henry A C Taylor. social events and a Gooseberry Island Club luncheon were noted.
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Count von Bernstorff
Newport
Count von Bernstorf
George Peabody Eustis
New York
Richard H. Townsend
Washington
Henry A. C. Taylor
Gooseberry Island Club
Count von Lernstorff
Casino
Wedding Guests and Attendants at Local Society Event
Mr. Robert J. Lyon was best man with ushers Dr. Dent Townsend and Dr. Patrick Madigan. Dr. and Mrs. Little departed for a wedding journey and will be at home after November 1 at 20 New York avenue. Lieut. Coomdr. Henry B. Soule and Mrs. Soule reside at Wilburton, 1&4 Columbia road. Miss J. M. Van Kuren and Miss Carrie Van Kuren stay at the Logan for a few weeks before Florida trip.
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Robert J. Lyon
Dent Townsend
Patrick Madigan
Coomdr
Henry B. Soule
Mrs. Soule
Wilburton
Columbia Road
J. M. van Kuren
Carrie van Kuren
the Logan
Florida
Whitteths Tie Knot in Town Methodist Church
Misa Wdna Lford Top ham daughter of Mr and Mrs George Topham wed Arthur B Whittet at Town Methodist Episcopal Church with Rev Clarence Wise officiating. White and green decor, ivory satin dress, orange blossoms veil. Reception followed. couple to reside at Fulford Apartments in November.
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Misa Wdna Lford Topham
George Topham
Arthur B. Whittet
Town Methodist Episcopal Church
Clarence Wise
M. T. Terry
J. Raymond Vose
William Hammers
Clarence F. Southerland
John Mitchell
Burdett Kelly
Whitter
Fulford Apartments
Brady Weds Lady Perry In Monmouth Beach Nuptials
New York reports James Cox Brady son of the late Anthony W N Brady marries Lady Victoria May Perry daughter of the Earl and Countess of Limerick at Monmouth Beach Nova Scotia. Lady Perry 20 is famed for aviation interest. Brady a director of several firms and executor of his father’s estate valued at 60 to 70 million. The Post teases its next issue with the dramatic line.
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New York
James Cox Brady
Anthony WN. Brady
Victoria May Perry
Limerick
Ireland
Monmouth Beach
N.S
Gustav Hamel
Hendon Aerodrome
London
Queen Victoria
Brady
Tle
American Tobacco Company
Consolidated Light and Power Company
Aliss Elizabeth Hamilton
Albany
Teacher Mother Case Sparks Battle Over Leave Rights
Mrs. Lora Wagner, a German-born teacher at Curtis High School in Fottenville, returns to work after leave denial for bearing a child. She vows to teach until a physician orders rest, challenging the board and citing policy and legal support. Her husband, private secretary to a chemical company VP, defends the stand as principle. Board officials say they will apply standard rules.
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Washington Post
New York
Lora Wagner
Board of Education
Fottenville
Curtis High School
Bown
Wagner
Roessler and Hasslacher Chemical Company
Perth Amboy
New York Harbor
William H Farrington Dies at 62 in Washington
William H Farrington, 62, native of Washington, died suddenly yesterday morning at 818th Street Northwest. He worked for the Weather Bureau for two years after starting as a compositor in 1875 when the Weather Bureau joined the Signal Service. He belonged to Lafayette Lodge No 19 F A A M, Mount Horeb Chapter, Washington Commandery No 1 Knights Templar, and Alma Temple. Funeral plans await arrival today of his son William H Farrington from Chicago.
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Wiliam HI. Farrington
Washington
Weather Bureau
Old Signal Service
Activites
Signal Service
Farrington
Lafayette Lodge
Mount Horeb
Washington Commandery
No. 1
Knights Templar
Almas Temple
Warrington
William H. Farrington
Chicago
Mrs Germain Held for Trial in Knife Stabbing Case
Special to The Washington Post New York Oct. 14 A dressmaker Mrs Mary Germain of 34 Henry Street is held for trial at Tombs after being charged with stabbing Detective Kasinsky in the thigh with scissors. She also faces accusations of boiling water, and a lead pipe and milk bottle thrown at detectives. She claims self defense and says an officer struck her with a blackjack. Detectives had visited her home to question her.
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Washington Post
New York
Kasinsky
Mary Germain
Henry Street
Tombs Court
Germain
Mrs. Germain
Dr Chancellor Appointed to Wooster Chair
Word arrives that Dr William E Chancellor, longtime superintendent of public schools here in 19M and 1508, is named to the chair of political science at Wooster University in Wooster Ohio. Friends in Washington have received the appointment news.
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Wiliam E
Wooster University
Wooster
Ohio
Washington
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Milady
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Doris Virginia
Harry H. Wilson
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William Jennings Bryan
W. T. McAdoo
Secretary of the Treasury
Lindley Garrison
Secretary of War
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Henry Cleveland Ferkins
A. E. Bates
Arthur Lee
Robert McCormick
Adolph C. Miller
Charles C. Hamlin
Thomas Gaff
BK. B. McLean
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Charles McCawley
Henry May
Mary Patten
A. Garrison McClintock
Robert Lansing
H. C. Corbin
H. B. F. Macfarland
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G. B. Davis
H. & Reeside
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Lady Perry
Anthony Brady
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Waverley Electric
Baltimore
Municipal Building
City Hall
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N.W
SAR Corp
Tel. M
Waverley
Oakland
Oldsmobile
Maison Bernard Importers
Lifth Avenue, New York
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Sorosis
Paris
F Street
Conn. Ave. and
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Harrington Mills, Proprietor
de Sales
Tose
Steinway
W. H. Fisher
N. W. Phons
Philadelphia
Specia
Lakewood Market Co
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Coun- Ave
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Fredericty Wee
Cocky
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Arthur J. Houghton
Ecorator
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Guiffre
Penna. Ave
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