Even Hundred For Cordova On Alameda
The steamship Alameda departed for Northern ports at 9 this morning carrying 214 passengers. The list includes Ed Munson Dan Young Charles Olson and wife J P Coien E F Gerdrum A Widding and wife and many others among them 15 steerage passengers.
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Seattle
Associated Press
Alameda
Cordova
Ed Munson
Dan Young
Charles Olson
J. P. Coien
E. FE. Gerdrum
A. Widding
W. L. Gilbert
FE. Soderstrom
J. Fribrock
G. B. Cedarholm
J. E. Emanuelson
Albert Christiansen
F. R. McDonald
Chet Hanning
P. Bjorson
Herbert Nehr
J. B. Bergman
G. W. Graham
H. E. Haworts
G. R. Shotter
R. 5. Davis
T. E. Evans
L. Thomas
W. P. Shipman
Kate Rolfe
J. M. Reese
J. Hongueth
J. Larsen
Olaf Olson
Olaf Albert
J. A. Jackson
G. B. Anderson
C. Simondson
Ole O. Olson
H. Thoredseen
A. Abraham
Frank Short
C. A. Olson
E. Farsman
John Norman
Andrew Mathen
John Erickson
P. Anderson
C. W. Westerholm
N. Alison
Aner Anderson
John Holmberg
TF. Netergard
H. Faglebug
Johanson
Turks surrender city as Allies occupy Constantinople
Constantinople falls under Allied occupation led by Sir John Milne without wide violence. At the war office Turks fired on Punjabi units. several Turks killed. By Copenhagen report the Allied High Command says they aim to strengthen the sultan's authority and will not destroy his rule unless massacres continue.
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Constantinople
Sir John Milne
War Office
Copenhagen
Asated Press
High Common
Pacific Mail expands Seattle Baltimore line via Panama Canal
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company is establishing a line of vessels between Seattle and Baltimore via the Panama Canal with stops at Portland and San Francisco.
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Seattle
Associated Press
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Baltimore
Panama Canal
Portland
San Francisco
Barge Dashing Wave Shelved for Refloating on Alaska Coast
The Libby fleet barge Dashing Wave ran ashore at the entrance to Seymour narrows on the Alaska coast. It is being lightered and expected to be afloat soon.
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Seattle
Associated Press
Libby Fleet
Seymour Narrows
Alaska
Indictments Against Witnesses Surpass Tony Stafford Murder Trial
Beckley West Virginia March 18 Fifty three persons including several United Mine Workers officials were indicted for perjury in connection with testimony given at the trial of Tony Stafford accused of attempting to murder a fellow worker.
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Beckley
W. Va
Associated Press
United Mine Workers of America
Tony Stafford
Secretary Urges Flat Rate Tax On Excess Profits
Washington March 18 secretary of the treasury proposes that income excess profits taxes cannot be cut before 1922 and urges simplification by a flat rate on gross profits instead of graduated rates.
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Washington
Associated Press
Houston
Ways and Means Committee
House of Representatives
Famous painter Lipincott dies in New York
William Harrison Lipincott, noted portrait and scenic painter, died at his New York home last night. The artist was widely known for his vivid portraits and landscapes and had shown work in major exhibitions.
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New York
Associated Press
William Harrison Lippincott
Government Road 10 to be finished in two years
Colonel Frederick Mears, chairman of the Alaska engineering commission, said grading on the Alaska government railroad would be completed next year and tracklaying by 1922. The commission has contracts with Alaska Steamship Co and Pacific Steamship Co to move 20,000 tons of freight from Seattle to Seward and Anchorage this year.
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Seattle
Associated Press
Frederick Mears
Alaskan Engineering Commission
Alaska Government
Alameda
Seward
Colonel Mears
Commission
Alaska Steamship Company
Pacific Steamship Company
Anchorage
Britton and Qdowd Win Their Bouts
Willie Meehan of San Francisco fought a ten round draw with Hugh Walker of Kansas City in Portland. Jack Britton the welterweight champion outpointed Jack Berry in Canton Ohio in twelve rounds. Mike O Dowd the middleweight champion defeated Augie Ratner of New York in St Paul in ten rounds.
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Seattle
Associated Press
Willie Meehan
San Francisco
Hugh Walker
Kansas City
Portland
Jack Britton
Jack Berry
Canton
Ohio
Mike O’dowd
Augie Ratner
New York
St. Paul
Kapp flees Berlin as Noske orders arrest and troops take control
Berlin reports confirm Kapp resigns and officials bow to Major General Von Heecht. Noske orders Kapp and Luettwitz arrested while loyal regulars move in to replace the mutinous troops. Communists erect barriers in northern Berlin as elections and constitutional changes are discussed.
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Noske
Kapp
Berlin
von Heecht
Luettwitz
Pacific Telephone to Build Million-Dollar Ten-Story Plant
The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company plans a ten-story building at Third and Seneca streets, in this city, with a estimated cost of one million dollars.
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Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
Third and
Seneca Streets
Mildred Harris Chaplin Demands Charley Return Home
Mildred Harris Chaplin says she will seek court action unless Charley Chaplin, her husband, returns home. She has not seen him for two weeks. Chaplin's secretary reports no trouble.
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Sociated Press
Mildred Harris Chaplin
Charley Chaplin
Charley
Chaplin
Wireless telephone first in operation in the West
A Vancouver newspaper reports talking by wireless telephone with the master of the steamship Princess Victoria offshore. This is claimed as the first wireless telephone in operation in the West.
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West
Vancouver
B. C
Associated Press
Standard Oil Asked to Explain Gasoline Price Rise
The California state railway commission demands Standard Oil of California explain to the public why gasoline prices must be raised. This notice follows the March 18 report from San Francisco.
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Standard Oil
San Francisco
Associated Press
State Railway Commission
Standard Oil Company of California
Non-stop San Francisco to Del Monte Air Race Set
Pacific Aero Club announces a first annual non-stop race from San Francisco to Del Monte and back, 100 miles each way, to be held April 21. Army officers among entrants, prizes worth several thousand dollars offered.
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San Francisco
del Monte
Associated Press
Pacific Aero Club
Subchasers to Patrol Alaska Waters This Summer
A Washington Post-Intelligencer special reports the navy department promised Governor Thomas Riggs Jr to station two subchasers and one Eagle boat in Alaska for the summer. They will patrol fishing waters and help prevent piracy.
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Washington
Navy Department
Thomas Riggs, Jr
Alaska
Shipping deal near for Skinner Eddy yard in Seattle
A Washington dispatch reports shipbuilder David Rogers closing a deal with the United States Shipping Board for Skinner Eddy shipyard No. in Seattle. The board tentatively accepts Rogers bid of 3.4 million dollars for the plant. plans call for twenty five steel steamships and employment of around a thousand workers.
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Washington Dispatch
David Rogers
United States Shipping Board
Skinner & Eddy Shipyard
Rogers Yard
Shipping Board
Rogers
Seattle Ball Team to Play Chicago Cubs
The Seattle baseball team training at Hanford California will meet the Chicago Cubs for a game there next week.
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Seattle
Chicago Cubs
Associated Press
Hanford
Cal
Grand Duchess Olga Found Alive Amid Russian Refugees
Red Cross workers locate Grand Duchess Olga, sister of the late czar, living in a box car near Novorossisk among Bolshevik refugees. She toils for food and clothing, grateful for aid from the relief efforts.
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Washington
Associated Press
Red Cross
Olga
Czar
Russia
Novorossisk
House of Romanoff
Virginia for Lowden for President Virginia for Lowden for President
The Virginia Republican state convention in Roanoke elected four delegates to the Chicago national convention instructed for Governor Lowden of Illinois. Opponents pressed for uninstructed delegates while the four were directed to back Henry Anderson of Richmond for vice president. Chairman Will Hayes urged Republican unity and criticized President Wilson and Bainbridge Colby.
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Chicago
Lowden
Illinois
Henry Anderson
Richmond
Will Hayes
Republican National Committee
South
Wilson
Hayes
Bainbridge Colby
Hoover's shifted stance sparks GOP Hoover bid
Herbert Hoover broadens his position on peace boards and reparations, signaling support for U S involvement. Reports say Hoover modified views in a letter to President Wilson and favors representation on the reparations commission. News notes Hoover headquarters planned in Chicago San Francisco and Los Angeles as campaign activity grows.
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Ed Press
Herbert Hoover
Wilson
United States
Reparations Commission
Hoover
White House
San Francisco
Associated Press
Los Angeles
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