Municipal Plan Passes Amid City Council Turbulence
The city council debated a garbage plan led by Murphy with a $65 000 appropriation to improve collection. Amid protests and party clashes the minority and majority reports were debated then approved, with a referendum pledge by the president as crowds watched.
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Murphy
Health Department
Goddard
Lara
Revelle
Gill
Parasol and Cushion Folding Go-Cart Deal
The ad describes a small folding reclining go cart with reed sides an adjustable back dash steel running gear and rubber tired wheels. It includes parasol and cushion priced at 43.50 with parasol and cushion shown as included in the short price.
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Spe
Thousands Cheer Fighting Men Parade Preparations
Acting Chief Irving Ward led a long night of security for a marching parade with mounted units and special guards planned to protect property. The lineup included Grand Marshal Col George B. Lamping and many Coast Artillery units with officers and detachments detailed for crowd control and safety.
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Irving Ward
Ward
George B. Lamping
Matt H. Gormley
W. L. Lemon
Russell P. Reeder
Harvard
Miller
Wilford
Jeewe KR. Harris
Edward McLarney
Coast Artillery Corps
Talion
John L. Hayden
Howard 8. Miller
Andrew — Jr
Dean Hail
Charles H. Hilton
John Henderson
James A
Firat
Weekes
W.K. Hamilton
Harry W. Newton
Charles C. Burt
Morris K. Barrel
Forrest BE. Williford
Frank B. Edwards
Rol T. Anderson
Elisha G. Abbott
Robert BE. Vose
Tairtieth Company
Coast Artillery Corp
Kenneth C. Masteller
Julius C. Peterson
Granville Sevier
John O'Neil
Third
United States Infantry
W. Y. Stamper
J. W. Ervington
H. A. Smith
W. R. Gibson
Geo. H. Shields
Vast Marine Brigade unit roster with multiple divisions listed
A long roster lists commanders lieutenants and captains across brigades and battalions including First and Third Divisional Brigades, Second Infantry National Guard units from several states, and Fourth Division fraternal orders. The document names many officers and strengths such as 64 or 40 men in several companies and signals units.
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Paul Ii
Marry L. Simpson
United States Marines and Sailors
W. P. Potter
U. S MN
Ridley MelLean
D. A. Weaver
L. W. Curtle
HA. Dent
HA. Dent, Brigade Commissary Lieut. ©. T. Mutehins, Aid, Lieut. W. A. Atkin
Aid
Marine Brigade
Dien Willteme
Nand Piret Léewt
L. W. Wiltee
Ignal
W. KR Furlong
Bridage der Beonad
Lame Peland
Vam Hopkins
Ghattalion
Vermont
Bhoon
PRG
W.ene Bowberkasad
Lient
R. D. Hosbrouck
Kearsarge
Aberdeen Commercial Club
Second Infantry National Guard
Washington
John Stringer
W. EB. McClure
Hattalion Adjutant Second Infantry
N. G. W. Rand
H. EE. Norton
Lucian A. Pickens
Maurice Thompson
John E. Carroll
B. H. Keene
Howard Darlington
Howard E. Hansoln
K. H. Hadley
Streneth
Company A
Signal Corps
al Hawkins
Piret Liew
W. H. Nelson
Leroy F. Nelson
BE. P. Edson
J. A. Forehand
Knights of Pythias
Col. Shrewsberry
Battalion
The
Woodmen of the World
Charles Reamer
Modern Woodmen of America
Fred Smith
Ancient Order of United Workmen
Ray Katley
Hibernian Knights
BE. FP. Cleary
Knights of the Maccabes
V. Vv. Willams
Deutscher Krieger Verin
John 4. Sehnellhardt
Missing Jew deceives Roumanian Delicatessen owner in Seattle
Leibovitch of the Roumanian Import Delicatessen reports a young Jewish man named Maurice borrowed 500 dollars in Montreal and disappeared in Seattle after arriving with him. Police have a description and will arrest on sight.
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V. Leibovitch
Nor
Ontario
Montreal
Can
Seattle
Union Depot
Pairy
Leibovitch
Maurice
Yous
Police Capture Several Pickpockets After Parade
Police report a surge of pickpocket activity after a parade with several arrests at Pike Street and the Recond avenue reviewing stand. Victims from Vancouver to Woodland Park report losses of diamonds, cash, and watches, while a Rainier Club banquet celebrates the fleet with naval remarks and decorations.
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Pike
Recond Av
Virginia
Pike St
Charles Philips Dineov
Molstein
Philips
Tennant and
Holland
Woodland Park
Pace Station
W. J. Keene
Highland Drive
Keene
Kene
Jama
A. R. Neff
Eureka
Wash
W. Dunn
Micrion At
Biule
Madison St
Ava
Dunn
Lou McCarthy
Hon Marche
Boren Av
Portland Clearings and Balances Report
Portland report shows today clearings totaling 726,074.00 with balances of 76,636.00 and combined total 790,674.00 plus an 86,876.00 balance line. No further context or dates provided.
Fleet medical officers meet at Perry naval gathering
A report describes a gathering of fleet surgeons at Perry with remarks on naval coal efficiency and fuel use increasing ships’ cruising radius. It lists attending officers from multiple states and ships, plus a reception at the Rainier Club for officers’ wives and daughters, followed by a Coast Artillery concert at the reviewing stand.
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Navy Department
Perry
Charles F. Stokes
W.A Shannon
Burceon Curtis
Connecticut
Curtis
Koiles
F Stokes
Pear
Oman
Kentucky
Grunwell
Hennie
Kearserge
Wileon
Woods
Georgia
Crandall
Tryvor
Nebraska
Berryhill
Imeon
New Jersey
Blackwood
Ames
Rhode Island
Burgeon Stone
St. Delford
Seattle
Rainier Club
John D. Farrell
C D. Stimeon
Wm. T. Burwell
Thomas C. Woodbury
John V. Miller
J. C. Haines
Coast Artillery Corps
Marine Band
Washington, D. C
Forfeit money posted for Kid Scaler Dick Cullen contest
Twin City Athletic club posted the forfeit money for the Kid Scaler versus Dick Cullen contest to be held June 6. Jack Kearns and 8. McClintie posted 200 dollars each for weight and appearance, Battling Nelson witnessed the signing, and both fighters must weigh 133 pounds at 10 am. Johnny Reid referees. soft bandages allowed. five ounce gloves used.
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Dick Cullen
Twin City Athletic Club
The
Star
Jack Kearns
McClintie
Cullen
Battling Nelson
Johnny Reid
Scaler
Reid
Attell
Kelly
Sailors Celebrate Ball and Banquet at Leechi Park
The fleet officers and sailors in natty blue uniforms enjoyed a grand Seattle ball and banquet. Guests from battleships filled the gilded hall, dancing joyfully. Decorations, lighting, and generous invitations marked a night of hospitality and happy camaraderie with Seattle hosts.
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Leechi Park Pavilos
Salilore
Lade
Seattle
Jack Tar
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