Opening of Lake Washington canal parade and history event
The article describes the canal opening day with aquatic parade led by the Roosevelt, speeches at the Fremont bridge, and a military procession. It notes the canal's eight mile length, 100 miles of added waterfront, and the $5 million total cost funded by government entities. It also mentions Mrs. Helen Gould Thomas’s marriage in Paris and related alimony.
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National Guard
Woodland Park
Rocrnevelt
Canal Locks
Shilshole Bay
Lake Washington Canal
Dallard
Ballard
Locka
Fremont Bridge
Queen City Yacht Club
Balmon Bay
Roosevelt
Marine Parade
Ballard Bridge
14Th Ave. N. W
Latona Bridge
Seattle
Lake Washington Ship Canal
Canal
Fremont-Ballard
Ballard Beach
Peary
James McElroy
J. B. Cavanaugh
KR. E. Coontz
K. E. Greene
EF. J. Dent
Will F. Humphrey
H. M. Chittenden
H. C. Gill
Clark B. Bissett
G. W. Hill
A. BE. Frank
Y. G. Knowles
George F. Cotterill
R. H. Thomson
B. Blethen
Taster
Gill
Landin
John Speed Smith
George B. McClellan
Puget Sound
Jefferson Davis
King County
Lakes Union
Washington
Panama Canal
English Fool Zeppelins by Fake Lighting
A veteran recounts aerial ruses against Zeppelins during WWI. He notes the German airship fell for tricks, as bombs were wasted on bonfires in open fields and a cargo of bombs was dropped on lanterns to simulate a lighted factory from the air.
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Washington
J. W. Seddon
British
Royal Naval Air Service
Wife Sues Husband She Can't Identify
Mrs. Julia Crager testified in domestic relations court against her husband whom she had not seen since 1903. She claimed he failed to support her and declared that the man before Magistrate Cornell was not her husband, recalling him as a former manager of a Wild West show.
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New York
Julia Crager
George Crager
Cornell
Circus manager claims marriage to European tour focus
Crager asserted he was her husband and described 14 years of Europe touring as a circus manager. He said he had learned 14 languages and returned to the United States to enlist in the Red Cross.
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Crager
Europe
United States
The
Red Cross
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