Welcome Home Sailors Parade Preparations and Officials
The article details early morning parade arrangements to welcome sailors, with crowd controls, security by marine guards, and a reviewing stand near the New Washington hotel. Admiral Sperry and officers will review the procession, attended by prominent citizens and Aberdeen club mascots. Parade marshal Col Lamping and officers are listed with assignment details and marching order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jal Sperry
Geet
Wktal
New Washington Hotel
Admiral
Aberdeen Bi Club
Aberdeen Club
Lamping
Crand Marshall
First Av
H. Gormley
W. Ll. Lemon
Mervyn Buckey
EB. Head
Har
William Inglis
Griggs
Hart
William EK
Colanth
Virginia St
King St
King
Secondav
Naval Fleet Illumination and Park Fest for Sailors
The article details a Seattle parade and naval celebration with divisions under Col Cummings and Maj Stringer marching along First and Second Aves. It describes a day at Woodland Park with athletics, races, tug of war between navy and army, and a grand barbecue for sailors. It notes visits by ships Virginia and Louisiana, a mass school-children turnout, and various social events tonight including concerts and receptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleet Division
Col. Cummings
First Av
Virginia St
Second
Blanchard St
Vine St
Forth
First Avy
Broad St
Navy
Army
Uncle Bam
Star and Cream Theatres
Sallora
Questa
Coast Artille Corps
Wood Park
Ladies of Fleet
Rainier Club
O. F Cutts
D. G. Inverarity
Victor M. Place
A. 8. Goldsmith
Dave Grant
A. Gitt
T. G. McDonald
Geo. F. Russell
Charlies Heckingham
Cliff Lamping
Bo Gaffney
Lonnie Austin
W. M. Ingiis
Chamber of Com Materday
Saturn
Coastry Corps
Wash
Seattle
Thaw Condemned as Menace If Free from Asylum
Harry Kendall Thaw remains confined after Justice Marschauser rules he is insane and a public danger if released. The decision delays Matteawan transfer, cites risk of violent attacks, and notes Thaw’s quarrel with Matteawan superintendent Baker. Thaw denounces Jerome and laments a dramatic prosecution, while his wife and sister visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Poughkepsie
Harry Kendall Thaw
Joseph Morschan Ser
Supreme Court
Stanford White
Thaw
Robert Winthrop Chandler
Pitteburger
Mar Chauser
Matteawan
Baker
Justice Marschauser
New York
Jerome
Jacoby
Wm. Thaw
Carnexte
Provost Guard Details on Atlantic Fleet Cruise
By H. Lee Clotworthy a squad of the provost guard of the Atlantic battleship fleet polices shore liberties with 64 enlisted men and petty officers under two commissioned officers. They are equipped with ash clubs and are respected by sailors. Resistance after hospital release could land a sailor in the brig. On this cruise the guard's duties have been light as the crew behaves exemplary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rand
Leach
Elks
Alaska
Carpenter's Hall
Pourthav
Odd Fellows
Order
Good Templars
Star and Coliseum
Information Bureau
Pier 6
H. Lee Clotworthy
Atlantic Fleet
Bronze Figurehead Leads Bay Battlefleet Portrait
A bronze coat of arms statue adorns the first gunship nose of the Con ee battleship figurehead in the American fleet, signaling a pioneering naval display as it nears the bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wronze Coat OF Arms
Tugboat Lorne Disabled in Coastal Collision
The British tug Lorne owned by Puget Sound Tug experienced a mishap while towing the wheat laden German ship Chile near Marrowstone point. A line parted, a second line failed, and the Chile’s bowsprit tangled with the Lorne’s mainmast, damaging the tug above the waterline. The Chile anchored, Lorne went to Port Townsend, Tyee assisted, and both vessels headed for repairs in Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puget Sound Tug Company
Chile
Sound
United Kingdom
Marrowstone Point
High Sea
Lorne
Port Townsend
Tyee
Seattle
Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition appropriation approved
Washington May 25 Congress man Slayden of Texas opposed the Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition appropriation of 600000 but the house united in favor of the measure as the session opened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Alaska
Hack Driver Leighton Strode Falls, Dies at Dock
Leighton B. Strode 35, Seattle hack driver, died after falling from Moran dock gang plank to a float 35 feet below. He had delivered passengers to the British ship Nottingham, then slipped through a dock opening. He died at Seattle General Hospital after being taken to police headquarters. He was unmarried, survived by a Denver-based mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leighton B. Strode
Seattle
Moran Dock
Strode
Nottingham
Seattle General Hospital
Denver
Lightning strikes Joseph J. Howard in St Louis. dies
Joseph J. Howard president of the W. P. Howard Commission Company was struck by lightning during a storm at Glen Echo inks yesterday afternoon and killed instantly in St Louis Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
At. Louis
Joseph J. Howard
W. P. Howard Commission Company
Glen Echo
Alaska Political Contest In Chicago
A. R. O'brien of Juneau Alaska appeared before the national Republican convention committee on contests and filed credentials affidavits and briefs for the Hoggatt delegates. The Perkins faction also made filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
A. R. O'brien
Juneau
Alaska
National Republican Convention Committee
Hoggatt
Perkins
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Fmn
Marine Po
NAVAL
Ships OF Fleet
Cpl
Albert Cumming
Artillery Corps
Coast Artillery Corps
U. BS. A
United States Naval Forces
John Stringer
Guard
Signal Corps
E. P. Edson
Firet
J. A. Forehand
Knights of Pythias
Col. Sehrewsberry
the Woodmen of the World
Charles Beamer
Modern Woodmen of America
Fred Smith
Ancient Order of United Workmen
Roy Cady
Hibernian Knights
B. F. Cleary
Knights of the Maccabees
Vv. V. Williams
Deutacher Krieger Ve
Woodland Park
Jack
Elliott
Bay
Leech
America
Virginia
Louisiana
A. V. Bradford
Bradford
Francis B. Clarke
Seattle, Spokane
Brown
Post Office
Charlies Lynch
City Delivery
Clarke
Perry
M. W. Pangburn
Ballard
St.ear
J. B. Anderson
Av. N. W
Stewart St
Oriental Optical Co
William Jensen
Bismarck Cafe
Madison
R. C. McDougall
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Ortig
Ole Kleben
Lee St
Kleben
Fred Morgan
Morgan
John B. Johnsop
Pearson, Wash
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