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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1919

Page

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Welcome Vessel Arrives in Elliott Bay as Pacific Fleet Enters

The flagship New Mexico leads a vast Pacific fleet into Seattle Harbor crowds flood the waterfront from Alki Point to the Great Northern dock. Thousands gather on docks and rooftops to greet the 10 new ships including the superdreadnought New Mexico Admiral Hugh Oolman aboard. A welcome committee sails out with Governor Hart Governor Davis Idaho Mayor Fitzgerald and civic leaders aboard the steamer President.

Elliott Bay New Mexico Pacific Fleet Hugh Oolman Alki Point Great Northern Dock Admiral Rodman Bell Street Port Commission Pike St Atels President Louis M. Hart D. W. Davis Idaho C. B. Fitzgerald

Fleet to Guard Seattle as 750 Officers Patrol City

Two hundred fifty fleet sailors and 500 policemen patrol Seattle today. Chief Joel F. Warren orders strict crowd control on bridges docks and hillsides along Elliott Bay. Officers on 12 hour shifts include 50 new patrolmen sworn in by Inspector Bannick.

Seattle Joel F. Warren Ile Elliott Bay CC. G. R Bannick Lieut. C

Friday Fleet Program Lights Up Seattle Schedule

The Friday Fleet schedule features events from 2:00 p m to 9:00 p m including auto tours from the Armory, baseball at Seattle ball park, music by the fleet band, rodeo and Wild West show at Liberty Park, and a Dinner for Secretary Daniels at the Dainier club. A fireworks display, boxing, dances, and a street dance wrap the evening with activities for sailors and fleet officers.

Seattle Ball Park Fleet Team Camp Lewis Fleet Band Rodeo and Wild Wear Liberty Park 13Th Jefferson St Secretary Daniels Dainier Club Daniels Fleet Sunset Club Officers of Fleet Army and Navy Club Seattle Armory Arena Hippodrome Leach! Park Orpheum

Steaming Lizzie Arrives On Time

A steamboat named Steaming Lizzie arrives on schedule amid cheering crowds as it steams toward the waterfront. The pilot keeps a steady course eyeing the waterway and the fleet expected to drop anchor.

Lizzie

Ludendorff War Revelations For Seattle Star Readers

General Erich von Ludendorff reveals how German power waned while morale dropped, detailing German leadership controversies before unrestricted submarine warfare. The piece urges readers to start the historic account if not familiar with the prior chapters.

Erich von Ludendorff Seattle Star Germany Ludendorff

Riveter Sits as City Views Fleet Spectacle

Thousands pay $2 to watch Sound steamers from the waterfront as a riveter on the Diamond Ice company stack surveys the procession. He holds the best seat in the city and earns $2 an hour watching the slim greyhounds steam around Magnolia Bluff.

Sound Steamers Diamond Ice Company Magnolia Bluff

City warns drivers near streetcars during Pacific fleet visit

Superintendent Thomas F. Murphine warns that road hogs and motorists must not pass a stopped streetcar or discharging passengers. The ordinance will be enforced Friday through Sunday due to expected large street crowds during the Pacific fleet visit.

Pacific Fleet Thomas F. Murphine

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Jiae Bip Ely A. A. Paysse Secretary of the Navy Boe Lanches Kon Marche Park Men of Fleet Fourth Ave Mell St Jase Riveter
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