Army and Navy Review 1915 Panama-California Edition - Balboa Park

27. Hope is abandoned for F-4, as rescue ships fail to lift helpless craft
from bottom, near Honolulu.
28. Franklin K. Roosevelt, assistant secretary of the Navy enters
harbor on torpedo boat destroyer Paul Jones. He said that the
full Atlantic Fleet was coming to San Diego.
30. Vice President Marshall and Franklin K. Roosevelt, Assistant
Secretary of the Navy, visit the Fair escorted by Mayor O’Neall,
Capt. Rifenberick, aide to President Davidson, Lieut. Command
er Bartholf, aide to Vice President Marshall, Captain Lyman,
President Davidson, Admiral Howard, H. O. Davis, Colonel Pendleton,
Lieut.-Colonel Davis and Hon. Seth Low of New York.
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7. Sham battle held on the Fair Grounds by Cavalry and Marines f('r
Lubin Movies.
13. Aviators Lieut. Byron Q. Jones and Lieut. Thomas De Witt Milling
leave for Mexican line.
14. Cavalry pays tribute to Congressman Kettner. Spirited review of
four troops honor Congressman on his arrival at the Cavalry
Camp.
15. Rear Admiral Pond arrives and ridicules ‘‘Mined Bay” story.
17. Senator Week of Massachusetts inspects Marines.
18. U. S. Cruiser New Orleans ordered to Turtle Bay for inquiry.
18. Rear Admiral Charles F. Pond flies with Raymund Morris in hydroplane
at North Island.
24. Cavalry Review at Tractor Field, Exposition Grounds.
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3. Commander H. J. Zeigmeier relieves Lieut. Commander Edward
H. Dodd as Commander of the First Pacific destroyer and submarine
flotillas.
8. Military men hold Field Meet at Fair.
17. “Admiral's Sweep” made by U. S. S. Colorado in channel off
Santa Fe wharf. Captain Ashley H. Robertson turns his 13,000
ton cruiser without changing speed.
18. Marines brought back to San Diego by U. S. S. Colorado.
22. Parade led by Col. J. H. Pendleton as Grand Marshal, for Ad Club
of San Diego. Cavalry, Artillery and Marines participate.
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8. Marine rifle match on North Island—winning team in doubt.
9. Fair pays tribute to Admiral Howard. “Admiral Howard Day”
celebrated by all branches of the service at the Exposition.
15. Lieut. Arthur Christy executes triangular flight 3000 feet in the
air over North Island.
16. Naval Recruiting record smashed in San Diego.
17. 1400 men sail on board U. S. S. Colorado, for Tobari Bay, included
three companies of marines.
18. U. S. S. Chattanooga ordered by radio from Colorado to proceed
to mouth of the Yaqui River.
Chief Yeoman Pitkin meets Capt. J. H. McClintock of “B” Troop
U. S. V., “Teddy's Rough Riders" for first time since '98.
20. United States assembles war supplies. Haste marks blow at
Yaquis. Auto trucks ordered south.
21. U. S. Marines arrive at Guaymas—aboard U. S. S. Colorado.
24. Landing of Marines considered unnecessary,