Paper Mills Urged to Ease Alaska Paper Shortage
Secretary Meredith asked Congress to back Alaska paper mills with timber from national forests on favorable terms. A 30 year stumpage contract would supply pulp mills with monthly timber payments, initial Alaska timber values set low to keep costs small, spruce at 50 cents per cord and hemlock at 25 cents. After five years rates would be readjusted under equitable caps to spur development and benefit Alaska and the broader United States.
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Washington
Associated Press
Secretary of Agriculture
Meredith
Congress
Alaska
Ile
Eight Killed in Collision of Electric Trains Near Portland
Eight killed and thirty eight injured in a head on collision between electric trains near Portland. Officials say disregard of orders by a train crew caused the crash. Rev. A G Shriver preached a farewell sermon at the Presbyterian church and left with his family aboard the steamship Alameda for Cle Elum Washington after four years as pastor.
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A. G. Shriver
Presbyterian Church
Alameda
Cle Elum, Wash
Reservation lands to be sold by bids in Yakima
Bids for ninety two allotments on the Yakima Indian reservation will be received by Don M. Carr until 2 pm May 25. Appraisals show top values with six eighty acre tracts from 12600 to 21000, seven at 5000 to 7000, and eleven from 3000 to 5000. Milo Morris Miles, longtime Dawson Yukon resident, dies in Seattle at age 54.
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Yakima, Wash
Associated Press
Yakima Indian Reservation
Don M. Carr
Yakima Agency
Secretary Daniels Defends Navy Vision Before Senate Panel
Secretary of the Navy Daniels testified at a Senate hearing about naval awards. He accused Admiral Sims supporters of grievances and said Sims lacked vision. Daniels argued the U S record stands strong and that Sims favored merchant shipping over soldier transports.
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Daniels
Admiral Sims
Washington
Associated Press
Senate Committee
Department
Secretary of the Navy
United States
Flying Parson Back on Y M C A Work
Lieutenant Marvin W. Maynard, the flying parson famed for last summer’s transcontinental air race victory, has been discharged from the army and has joined the Brooklyn Central Young Men's Christian Association.
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New York
Associated Press
Marvin W. Maynard
Brooklyn Central Young Men’s Christian Association
Hoover Proposes Sugar Rationing and Price Pact
Washington May 10. Herbert Hoover suggests rationing sugar to non essential manufacturers and a pact with foreign nations to avoid bid competition for sugar to ease the sugar situation.
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Washington
Associated Press
Herbert Hoover
United States
Carranza flees capital as Obregon gains control
An official telegram says Carranza has left Mexico City and Obregon holds control. Vera Cruz headquarters report Nueva Laredo surrendered after a fight and Piedra Niegrap and Matamoras were expected to surrender. Tampico may fall. two other capitals also reported captured.
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Carranza
Mexico
Obregon
Washington
Associated Press
Vera Cruz
State Department
Mexico City
Sonora
Neuva Laredo
Piedra
Niegrap
Matamoras
Tampico
Key West
Saltillo
Coahuala
Steamers Sail For Seattle From Cordova
Two steamers left Cordova Sunday bound for Seattle. The Admiral Watson arrived at 8 am with passengers to Cordova and others returning to Seattle. The Alameda followed last night with a large list of travelers including many residents and a group of government teachers from Kodiak and nearby islands heading to the States for summer.
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Admiral Watson
Cordova
A. J. Adams
G. K. Betts
Patrick Tammany
D. F. Brown
C. M. Rodseth
M. D. Snodgrass
Seattle
A. R. Bowley
Juneau
M. Johnson
O. E. Knuteson
Peter Johnson
A. Samuelson
Ketchikan
Alameda
F. McCrary
Fred Ahrens
L. J. Day
Grant Caughey
L. Dunham
J. W. Date
Richard
C. L. Graber
William Lindig
Michael Brennan
F. C. McDonald
M. L. McAllister
R. J. Desmond
Kodiak
Seldovia
Wood Island
Afognak
States
Socialist Convention Opens as Hillquit Predicts Landslide
Morris Hillquit, temporary chairman, opened the Socialist national convention in New York predicting a two million vote for the Socialists in the next presidential election. He argued the last three years disproved the good man theory in politics.
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New York
Associated Press
Wilson
Morris Hillquit
Hillquit
U. S. S. Saturn Brings Naval Radio Station Supplies
The U. S. S. Saturn arrived from Sitka at dawn with material for the Mile 7 naval radio station. It will stay a few days, then sail to Seward and return to Bremerton next week. On board are twelve officers and 126 men led by Captain R. J. Carstarphen with executive officer Gustave Dahlgren and other lieutenants including Lloyd O Hammerstrom George W Avan N. W. Sheley.
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George W. Avan
N. W. Sheley
M. C
Claims Unrestricted Use Of Floating Fish Traps In Alaska
Representative Miller obtains an explanation of the war department order restricting floating fish traps in Alaska waters to depths of up to 100 feet and limiting their length. General Beach notes traps threaten navigation and steamship masters complain. Hearings are planned in Seattle on October 15 and Juneau on September 15, too late for this season.
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Washington
Associated Press
Miller
Seattle
War Department
Alaska
General Beach
Bureau of Fisheries
Juneau
Grain Vessel Seized by D Annunzio Forces
Two anti submarine craft of D Annunzio seized a grain laden vessel and towed her to Fiume after capturing the ship off Trieste on May 10.
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D’annunzio
Trieste
Associated Press
Fiume
Alaskan Commission Officer Testifies Before Committee
Captain H D Warren of the Alaska engineering commission testified before the inter department committee probing Alaska transportation and development issues. He will file a written report today.
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Seattle
Associated Press
H. D. Warren
Alaska Engineering Commission Force
Inter-Departmental
Alaska Committee
Alaska
No Passage for Retail Sales Tax Declared
The Republican members of the House Ways and Means Committee have decided to abandon a proposed one percent retail sales tax to fund parts of the soldier relief program.
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Washington
Associated Press
Ways and Means Committee
House of Representatives
Wilson Urges Democrats to Stand Pat on Peace Treaty
President Wilson telegrams Oregon Democratic leaders urging them to campaign for the peace treaty without reservations. In New Jersey revised primary returns General Leonard Wood leads with 17 delegates and Senator H W Johnson has 11 of the state's 20 Republican delegates to the national convention.
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Ated Press
Wilson
Oregon
Senate
Trenton
N. J
Associated Press
Leonard Wood
H. W. Johnson
New Jersey
Ketchikan Times to Suspend Publication
Counsel for the Ketchikan Times and editor H. V. Henriksen filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition and announced the newspaper would suspend publication.
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Ketchikan Times
Ketchikan
Daily Times
H. V. Henricksen
America urged to trade with Russians after Bolshevik collapse
San Francisco May 10 Associated Press Former Secretary of Commerce Redfield now presiding over the American-Russian Chamber of Commerce says Russia is a great producer and consumer offering vast opportunities for America after Bolshevik collapse. He cites higher living costs from Russia’s export shortfalls in wheat calfskins oil and flax and urges U S leadership in rehabilitating Russian railroads with a one billion dollar price tag.
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San Francisco
Associated Press
Russia
America
Redfield
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