Marines Parade Seat Row Sparks Police Clash at Wedding Day Event
More than 1,400 parade ticket holders were denied seats in the Garden of Allah stands as Lieut Holmes barred entry, per Shrine safety captains Higginson and Bancroft. Police chief Sullivan and Captains defused tensions elsewhere while a marriage by Keith Krewe and Gladys Sarber faced license issues, delaying a Virginia ceremony before a planned recall to the District.
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Allah
Iueut
William E. Floimes
Trae
Treasury
Tlirance
Hugh Hiegine
W. J. Bancroft
Almas Temple
Garden
Holmes
Higges
Bancroft
Shrine Safety Committee
Mat Danis! Sullivan
Keith Krewe
Murat Temple
Indianapolis
Gladys Sarber
District
Nemesis Temple
Mount Vernon Yesterdaay
Masons Great in U S History and Shrine Hospital Float
A parade segment highlights Masons and charitable floats in New Orleans and Baltimore. A Shrine hospital display features a miniature building and a young boy helper. The procession includes Boumi Temple bands, Franco decorated cars, and a colonial chorus. President observed, fireworks follow, a fall injures G Graham needing emergency care.
Baltimore Temple Float Fails As Parade Starts
A richly decorated float from Baltimore Temple broke down at the start of a parade on Pennsylvania Avenue. The four wheels gave way, causing it to abandon the route near the Peace Monument. Potentate J. B. Mynland and Dancers were assisted by police and motor corps to the headquarters. plans to dance persisted despite fatigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Baltireare Westerday
Mainee
J. BM
Temple
Strieta Wit
Pennsylvania Avenue
Peaca Monument
Pritt
W. Pearce Ravenier
Motor Corps
Potentate Moi
Ou Hendquarters
Lavina Bowen
Sacramento Temple Portrays Forty-Nine Gold Rush Tale
A fragmented note describes how a Sacramento temple portrays the 1849 gold rush with references to 1873 and 1492. The passage mentions Coloradoans and Californians, linking voices and figures in a tumultuous, poetic narration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento Temple
Smiles Hosts Shrine Delegates At Washington Convention
Abou Ben Adhem temple representatives from Springfield Mo led by Senator Cameron attended a reception in Washington for twenty temples. The group staged a Garden of Allah tableau with fifty five members and forty niners descents cheered as they marched past Shrine figures, including Karl Schwieder and Grover James, while Hatchet wreckage of a straw hat amused Cameron.
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Washington
Abou Ben Ahem
Springfield
Cameron
Albert Misselberg
al Malaikah Chantels
Los Angeles
Abou Ben Aném
Clifford Carpenter
el Zaribah
Phoenix
Ariz
Harry Sharer
Orak Temple
Hammond
Ind
Alfred Lemmeyer
al Amin Temple
Little Rock
Ark
Garden of Allah
Ben Ali
Joseph H. Stephens
William Bowdin
Pacific
Herbert Akufman
Senator Cameron
Shirley Christie
el Zaribah Temple
Karl H. Schwieder
Les E.walton
George F. Olendorf
Grover C. James
Abou Ben Adhem Temple
Alao
Shrine
Thomas Fitch
Thirty Third Degree
Kans
Midian
Wichita
Kang
William Highfill
Lu Lu Temple
Philadelphia
Street Cleaners Parade Duty For Dance Of The States
White uniformed street cleaners led by Walter Owan and J T Phillips cleared Avenue for the Dance of the States parade. A six wagon cleanup train followed, with two drills spreading cornmeal while crowds pressed close as the procession moved past Peace Monument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peace Monument
Walter Owan
J. T. Phillips
Walter &Verett
Tél
Branc
Amal Rabbish
Parker-Bridget Serenades Temple Leader in Lewiston
In Lewiston Maine on Wednesday afternoon the Korn temple on Ninth Street and Pennsylvania Avenue honored Noble Frank M Low president of Parker-Bridget Company. The temple gathered on the sidewalk as the band played and Low bowed from a third floor window. The temple then saluted with For He’s a Jolly Good Fellow and later with Nobody Knows How Dry I Am. Low, long a Korn temple member, received thanks for his courtesy.
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Korn Temple
Lewiston
Maine
Parker-Bridget Company
Ninth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Noble Frank M. Low
Noble Low
Brooka
Parking ban ends and downtown business grows
Charles J. Columbus, executive secretary of the Merchants and Manufacturers Association, reported a noticeable rise in downtown commerce after the parking ban was lifted. All lines of business regained activity, with department stores showing the greatest increase as businessmen in Washington expressed appreciation to the commissioners for restoring parking.
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Mérchante
Charles J. Columbus
Merchants and Manufacturers Association
Columbuas
Washington
Columbus
Great Conclave Ends as Bombs Burst in Air
The event closes with soldiers sailors and marines marching past Mrs Harding applauding as a chorus sings The Star Spangled Banner. The official party moves to the White House after the parade while a false fire alarm on Pennsylvania Avenue near the Treasury triggers sirens and police reserves to disperse the crowd.
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Treasury
Pennsylvania Avenue
Fourteenth
Fifteenth Streets
Marines in Action Exhibition Delights Shriners Today
Visitors will view a full Marine Corps display on the Monument grounds featuring a 200 piece band a dress parade by the Fifth Regiment battalion and a practice camp with tents erected in five minutes under bugle calls The program includes camouflage scouting demonstrations machine gun nest takedowns and a simulated infantry attack led by Maj R S Rayner with troops from the Third Battalion Fifth Regiment a machine gun company a howitzer platoon and a one pounder gun section arranged for a late afternoon start following heat delays.
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Fifth Regiment
U. S. Marine Corps
Monument Grounds
Marine Corps
France
Rayner
Bélleaux Wood
Erips
Shriners Band Invades Post Office in Wilkes-Barre
Trem Temple's 50 piece band from Wilkes-Barre marched into the Post offices at 6 yesterday and played Washington Post March by Sousa. Capt. Thompson H. Rowley directed the musicians as pedestrians crowded to hear the famous tune.
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Trem Temple
Wilkas-Barre
Post
Washington Post
John Philip Sousa
Thompson H. Rowley
Pedestraina
Five Band Leaders Lead Jaffa Musicians in Altoona
The Jaffa temple band from Altoona Pennsylvania emerges as a premier musical aggregation. Formed three years ago and featuring five leaders of other Pennsylvania bands. Noble Don M. Kiml mél of Berlin directed the group and previously led the 110th United States Infantry band in World War I.
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Jaffa Temple
Altoona
Imperial Council
Des Moines
Pennsylvania
Tailor Found Dead In Newark After Illness Fears
John Jakubik, fifty five, discovered his father dead at the tailor shop on Mount Pleasant Street as he headed to Central High. The elder Jakubik feared appendicitis and anguished over his wife’s illness and children in an Newark institution.
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John Jakubik
Kénasaw
Central High
Newark
Jakubik
Mount Pleasant Street
Fete for Fresh Air Farm Near Rockville
A fresh air fete to aid Christchild fresh air farm near Rockville Maryland will be held on the Norbeck trail grounds June 14 from 3 to 7 pm. Proceeds support the farm’s work for poor city children, offering rent and comfort away from city heat. The society seeks Washington residents’ awareness of the need for such a camp after relocating from Silver Spring to larger space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christchild
Rockville
Washington
Sliver Spring
Complaint Against Policewoman Sparks Probe in New Jersey Case
The police commissioner opened an inquiry into a complaint by a New Jersey woman against Helena Stanbarger of the police department. A conversation and alleged use of mace between the two women prompted the investigation, though the commissioner stated he had no further comment at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner of Police
New Jersey
Helena Stanbarger
Womems Durer
Police Department
Miss Stanberger
Deney Diplomas 404 Midshipmen Amid Naval Remarks
The ceremony awarded 404 midshipmen diplomas as Deney urged graduates to serve with discipline and prudence. Emory praised top grads for commissions while cautions on exam delays and uncompleted ratings guided the transition to active duty in the navy. Admiral Dewey cited as model, noting his mastery of international law during Philippine duties.
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Navy
Secretary of the NI
Dewey
Philippines
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Almas
Seour Holmes
Maj
Sullivan
Virginia
Mt. Vernon
T. KE. Gainer
United Brethren Church
Clarkburg
W. Va
A. J. Stafford
D. B. Franz
A. Nusbaum
Clarksburg
Grant
Gainer
Col. M. A. Winter
Kent
Fairfax Court House
W.A. Krol
Masons
U. S
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Yaa Sons of
ShrMerst
New Orleans
EAS Hospital
Vortray Francia Scott Key
Potlawing
Anaceslia Council
Jarer Order
United American Mecharivs
Key
Gardes
Orelack
Naval
G. Graham
Graham
Sosaltala
Mater Corps
Paul Mevere
Golden State
Ali Rample
Secrar
Ben Adhem Temple
Sage
Nell
Washington Circle
Parker
Bridget
United States Coast, Guard
Fort Myer
More Expeditionary Force
Washington Monument
Congress
Shriners
Sousa
Jaffa
Son
Tailor
Monty
Helen A. Stanberger
Fred Miter
D. B. Frans
Keith Gregg
Gladys Barber
T. E. Gainer
Charles E. Gay
Deney
Manila
Nnturgh & Brother
Lanistargh & Brother
Lansburgh & Brother
Lideborgh & Brecher
Latisburgh
Brethen
Sea Island
Lansh
Teddy Co —Rithra Fleor
Lansborets
Brother
Lanshirgh & Brother
Lansbarsk & Brother
Lansbursk & Brother
Bloor
Laneburgh & Brokhen
Madame Pfeil
la Grecque
Binnér
Bon Ton
Warner
Bien Jolie
Gotham
American Lady
Neto
Bressieres
Banadeaux
Lansburgh & Bro
Laastretch & Brother
Fitth Fisor, Lansburgh & Brother
Codrearth Fleer
Lansbury & Brother
Waiden Linnie Die
Aweted
Langbursh
Moor
Lessburgh
Lanaburgh
Frida
Vansburgh & Peery
Seventh Street
Franklin
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