Seattle to Welcome Warship With 21 Gun Salute
Secretary of the Navy Daniels authorized naval participation in the Wilson day demonstration in Seattle. The South Dakota will anchor off Madison Street, and at noon a 21 gun presidential salute will signal the parade. Eight officers in uniform, 60 sailors, a color, and the marine band will march, with the navy following Fort Lawton troops, under Marshal Bert Butterworth's guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephus Daniels
Pond
Bremerton Navy Yard
Navy
Seattle
South Dakota
Madison St
Marine Band
Fort Lawton
Bert Butterworth
Tilikum
Pioneers of Alaska Urge Members to Join Parade
President J. C. Nelson informs members via The Star that there will be no meeting before Tuesday and urges as many Pioneers of Alaska as possible to participate in the parade wearing regalia. He provides the contact number Queen Anne 435.
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Pioneers OF
Alaska
J. C. Nelson
Star
Queen Anne 435
Parade Formation and Mass Meeting for Woodrow Wilson Rally
The parade forms in the regrade district behind the New Washington hotel and travels through downtown to the Grand Theatre on Cherry street between Second and Third, dispersing after the mass meeting starting at 12 30. Professor E B Meany of the University of Washington will chair with speakers Mayor Gill ex Senator Piles Dr Matthews George F Cotterill and President Boyns of the Commercial Club. Madam Hesse Sprotte will sing The Star Spangled Banner and The Star song We Are With You Woodrow Wilson inviting audience participation. The Auto Drivers union votes to join the parade with at least 150 jitneys in line and plans to carry ordinary ginks without charge under Dan Landon. If jitneys fall short the ginks may walk, carrying signs. each union member receives a halftone portrait of President Wilson for his windshield.
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New Washington Hotel
Grand Theatre
Cherry St
E. 8
Meany
University of Washington
Gill
Piles
Matthews
George F. Cotterill
President Boyns
Commercial Club
Hesse-Sprotte
Woodrow Wilson
Auto Drivers’ Union
Union
Dan Landon
Wilson
Terrific hail storm kills 1 in Nebraska towns
Hastings Neb June 19 tornados and hail storms last night pelted towns across Nebraska. Eleven killed at Holdrege with tornadoes sweeping Wilcox and Superior as hailstones described as baseballs.
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Hastings
Neb
Nebraska
Holdredge
Wilcox
Superior
Wilson defense sparks debate at King County club meeting
R. W. McClelland the vice president addressed a luncheon of the King County Democratic club at the Good Eats cafeteria Saturday. He repelled a charge by Senator Cummins of Iowa that President Wilson had ignored the Constitution.
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R. W. McClelland
King County
Democratic Club
Good Eats
Wilson
Cummins
Iowa
King Constantine Relapses, Greece Faces Anxiety
Athens June 19 officials report King Constantine has suffered a relapse and is extremely weak causing great anxiety. The official bulletin from Athens confirms the monarch's frail condition.
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Athens
Constantine
New Laughs for Star Readers Begin Monday
The Star announces sparkling new daily comic additions to be printed starting Monday and running each day thereafter. The update promises fresh humor and lively panels for readers.
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Star
the Star
Governor to rule on Leo Frank fate this week
In Atlanta on June 19 Governor Slayton planned to decide Leo Frank’s fate for the Mary Phagan murder. He said a ruling would come Monday or Tuesday, with the hang date set for Tuesday at noon. The delay was seen as allowing Frank to preserve hope.
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Atlanta
Slayton
Leo Frank
Mary Phagan
Frank
Landers Seek St and Against U S in Submarine Row
German military leaders vow to resist U S concessions over submarines. They fear signaling weakness if demands are granted, while recognizing neutrals' rights at sea. Officials report a split between diplomatic and military circles on how to handle restrictions and passenger transport.
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John Edwin Nevin
United Press
Washington
Landers
United States
Germany
Nasmuch
Herlin
Bryan
Milk authority Charles BE to lecture in Seattle next week
Milk expert Charles BE from Chicago, adviser to the New York milk commission and secretary of the National Milk commission, will visit Seattle late next week to deliver lectures to various groups. He is invited by Health Commissioner McBride. William Jennings Bryan may speak at a San Francisco exposition.
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Charles BE
Chicago
New York Milk Commission
National Milk Commission
Seattle
McBride
Businessmen Unite to Approve Wilson Day Plan
Merchants rally behind a coordinated Wilson Day demonstration plan. Local business leaders endorse the event as a community effort to promote commerce and civic engagement, signaling strong merchant support.
Merchants Plan Wilson Day Decorations in Seattle
Seattle merchants on Second Avenue pledge to decorate stores for Wilson day. Frederick & Nelson, Bon Marche, Standard Furniture Co and others praise the plan, promising window and storefront displays to honor President Wilson. Local leaders foresee a large, patriotic downtown celebration.
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D. BE. Frederick
Frederick & Nelson
Frank McDermott
Bon Marche
Seattle
Wilson
Herbert Schoenfeld
The
Standard Furniture Co
R. BR. Gage
MacDougall & Southwick Co
A. J. Rhodes
Rhodes Co
Coast League talks eight club expansion at meeting
The Pacific Coast League board discussed forming an eight club league but postponed action while the Northwestern league remains in existence. Judge McCredie favored Seattle joining, but consensus blocked moves for now.
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San Francisco
Carpenter Dies After Fall From Ladder at Hanford Dock
J. D. McLennan a 35 year old carpenter residing at the Waldorf hotel Seventh and Pike died from a skull fracture following a 12 foot ladder fall at the Hanford Street dock Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. McLennan
Waldorf Hotel
Seventh and Pike
Hanford St. Dock
Message Bearer Dies In Chicago Seattle Auto Relay
George E. Dickson, a four term state legislator, was killed instantly in a rear city relay accident near Redmond Washington while a Ford carrying the final lap of the Yellowstone trail relay skidded on a wet turn. John L. Gilmore and Joan Keller were injured. Dickson leaves a widow and two sons.
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Ber
John L. Gilmore
Ballard
Joan Keller
Ellensburg
George E. Dickson
Yellowstone Trail
Redman
Dickson
Thompson
Chicago
Gill
Seattle
Ford
Redmond
Gilmore
West 56Th St
Keller
Hay
Ocean
Yellowstone Trail Association
Aberdeen
Letter From Chicago Mayor To Seattle Aims At Bond One
A Chicago mayoral letter sent to Seattle through an Auto Club delegation salutes the Yellowstone Trail dedication. It expresses hopes for closer ties between the two cities and friendship, closing with best wishes from Mayor William H. Thompson.
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Seattle
Auto Club
George F. Cotterill
Chicago
William H. Thompson
Auto driver surrenders in fatal city accident
A man giving the name E. G. Smith surrendered at Prosecutor Lundin's office after claims of driving the auto that struck 15 year old Chester Nelson in Falls City. Smith said Nelson darted into the road from behind another car and was hit as his vehicle passed. Eye witnesses corroborated his account and he was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Brill
Music House
Chester Nelson
Falls City
E. G. Smith
Lundin
Smith
Submerged Rock Found Near Barrier Islands
Inspector J F Pratt of the United States coast and survey reports a submerged rock located in the path of Alaska vessels, about a half mile from the southern end of the northwest Barrier island. Mariners are advised to keep two miles clear on the west side of the Barrier islands.
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J. F. Pratt
United States Coast and Survey
Alaska
Northwest Barrier Islands
Why Let That Vacant Room Stay Empty
Weekly classified prompt urges landlords to rent vacant rooms by placing an ad in the Star. It claims a single effective listing can reach 200,000 readers, with the cost described as small and immediate phone contact via Main 9400 to place the notice.
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Greece
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Stela
Stella
Robert W. Satterfield
Sat
Everett True
Everett
Tom Duff
Mar
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Ested
U.S
William Jennings Bryan
Coast League
Carpenter
Wal Hart
Kreidel
Automobile Club
Seatte
R. L. Sparger
Norman HR. Abrams
Bothell
A. Reese
W. C. Haines
Clyde W. Gilbert
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