President Wilson Urges Naval Graduates to Serve Humanity
At Annapolis six thousand hear President Wilson say it is nobler to serve humanity than fight for trifles. He cites Vera Cruz occupation shaping views of Americans and urges graduates to be simple Americans, not mere civil officers, using armed force for civilization not conquest. He pays tribute to Admiral Pletcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
NAVAL
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Vera Cruz
America
Keate
Pletcher
June brides and divorces plus assorted regional items
June brides fall off as three apply for divorce. Jap picture bride weds. Michael Samuels funeral not set. Queen Anne M. E. social tonight. Native Daughters elect Wednesday. Sourdough club meets Thursday. U and transport Dixon from Orient today. Stuffed birds stolen from VU and fisheries building. Spokane aroused over Alberta oil strike via H W Stewart and Mrs McClaughry in transit to Victoria. Seventeen births. Salvation Army memorial services Sunday. Seattle suffrage picnic at Lincoln Park. Mrs C W Chandier hosts Franz Abt Musteal club Thursday. Western Union officials arrive. Eight Seattle delegates to general Federation of Women's clubs in Chicago. J Erickson buys NP line piece on Olympic peninsula. Progressives hear H H Wheaton at luncheon. Woman's Commercial Club open June 18. Dr B J Lloyd demonstrates first aid. Burglaries at Kozma Simon home. East St. Louis boy writes 1400 words in match. Chester B Duryea committed to asylum. President Wilson delays guests while cheering Senator Kern's crippled son. Thirty-eight plumbers indicted in Des Moines. 250 Spanish refugees from Mexico arrive in New York. Deficiency appropriation urged for parcel post service. 27 indicted in Colorado mine strike case as field tensions rise. Mexican rebels close on Huerta. last stand anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Samuels
Queen Anne M. E
Native Daughters of the Pioneers
Sourdough Club
Dixon
Orient
VU. &. Fisheries
Spokane
Alberta
H. W Stewart
A. B. McClaughry
Lucky” Baldwin
Victoria
Salvation Arm
Press of Ireland
Viectima
Seattle
Suffrage Club
Lincoln Park
C. W. Chandier
Franz Abt Musteal Club
Thuretay
Western Union
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Chicago
J. Erickson
N. P
Olympic Peninsula
H. H. Wheaton
Pennsylvania
Woman's Commercial Club
B. J. Lloyd
Burgi
Kozma Simon
East St. Louis
Chester B. Duryea
New York Asylum
Wilson
John W. Kern
Employers’ Organization of Des Moines
Mexico
Villa
New York
Colorado
Huerta
National Guard Benefit at Seattle Theatre for Camp Funds
Lessee George J. Mackenzie donates net proceeds from The Littlest Rebel at the Seattle theatre to a guardsmen memorial fund for American Lake and Fort Worden summer encampments. This year entertainments yield light returns and the soldiers hope tonight’s show will boost their camp kitty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
Seattle
George J. Mackenzie
Mem
American Lake
Fort Worden
Camp Worth While
Assailants of Anti Catholic Pastor on Trial
Denver district court hears Robert Owens trial as part of ten men charged with abducting Rev Otis Spurgeon after a lecture attacking Catholic priesthood. Spurgeon testified Owens led the assault at the hotel, dragged him outside, and took about $10 after beating him in Henderson, Adams County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
District Court
Robert Owens
Otis Spurgeon
Knights of Luther
Spurgeon
Owens
Henderson
Adama County
Seattle Fire's 25th Anniversary Observance Scheduled
The Commercial club will observe the 25th anniversary of Seattle's great fire this Saturday at noon. Prof. EB. 8. Meany will speak on Incidents of the Fire and Will H. Thompson on Reconstruction of Seattle. A collection of fire and reconstruction pictures will be shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Commercial Club
EB. 8. Meany
Will H. Thompson
Ritchie to Meet Welsh for Title Fight in London
Willie Ritchie will defend his lightweight title against Freddie Welsh in London on July 4. Manager Emil Thiry says Ritchie earns at least 45 000 dollars, including 15 000 guaranteed, 50 percent of gross receipts, plus moving picture and advertising rights worth 10 000 dollars each. The champion sails next Wednesday. Flag pole 150 feet high will be erected at the Panama-Pacific fair to advertise Aberdeen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Willie Ritchie
Freddie Welsh
London
Emil Thiry
Ritchie
Thiry
Washington State
Aberdeen
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Boston Sample Shoe Shop CO
Packard
Walker
Whitman
Crawford
Mabel Denny
Wade
Mary Jane
Grand
Melbourne Theatre
Boston Sample Shoe Shop Co., Inc
Second Avenue
Pike Street
EITEL
Native Daughters of Washington
Swedish Club
Washington Annex
Pionerr
Japan
Top. S. Navy Yard
Oregon
Pittsburgh
U. S
Charleston
Davis
Fortune
Ss. S. H. B. Kennedy
Colman Dock
Market
Independent Packing Co
Finnan Haddie
Washington
Llight
Peres
Westlake Public Market
Pine
STONG
Fio
Stong’s Grocery
Pka
al ‘Art
Coffee CO
Brenneman & McIntosh
la Fontaine
Pine Vegetable CO
Burbank
Yakima
Suse
Lipton’s
Tokio Grocery CO
Stong’s Market
Freeh & Ef
Chilebwone O
Anderson Grocery CO
the Quality Grocers
Norway
Honaker Grocery Co
Ibe
Tore Cane Sugar
Ste Bettie Cateup
Ize
Fuss & Company
West
Pacific Coast Fish Co
Yakima Fruit CO
Thorvald
Lucky Strike Fruit Co
BIG &Pacial
Oliver’s
Siéfren
Imperial Meat CO
Westlake Poultry & Produce Co
Seattle Tea & Coffee Co
Arcadia
Bing
Sunkist
Aera Ennensiantelli
Lucky Strike Fish CO
Stalle
Ror Bhoee
Otleroth
Hove
Wormen
Ladier Mary Jane Sandals
London’s
Fiy Swatters
Chiefs, Limited
Pike ST
NEW York Bakery
Yesler
Boies Penrose
Senate
Ohio
Joey Foraker
Ole Tim
San Diego
Portland
Wwe
Ifamous Caiva
Steel Flyer
Shasta Limited
Second Ave
J. H. O'Neill District
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