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PARIS. .1 u y .:» I «* met t iceman
command* ! I.udetaio.: t. now n M*” in.
i.„ repoited in a London dispatch to
the Journal t«> haw otteivo th> llntish
chaise ii'ai*fails in ISt-*-!in. to raise an
army ot on* mllion and a halt to
the ivt.ii n 11* (ici’nuiliy oi Posen and
ih»* annulment of ceruiin clauses «»:
tiu* \ ei ^adi**s treaty.
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\L \ MKI> V PKAi I IKS PORT
Steam**! Alameda aniv«*d in port
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at midiruht w ith •» passengers and
tons ot fieitfht. I*h«* steamer sailed for
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infc.
I'a.^seneeis arriving on th • Alame
da foi S« \vaid w *re as !*illow>:
Miss Annie Morris.
Mrs. J. H. Baldwin,
Mrs. I*Values l.. ReM*h.
l>. W. Clark.
V. S. Cheney,
C. Walker,
W. W. Oneiiowvth.
VV. d. Armstrong.
Nick Nyman and wife.
► H. T. Walker,
A. V. Walker.
Miss Beitha W 'kins.
_ J. M. Keiter.
Mrs. F. A. Shoiin.
K. S. Young and wife.
\\ . B. Bishop and wife.
Mary Bishop.
Mi Uatii Whitmore.
Mis. H. Broadwater,
J. M. Johnson.
V. Kngbioni.
K. Combret.
Mrs. Kivers.
Bose Rivers,
l.ily Rivets.
Cari Weiss and wife.
Luis Weiss.
J. r. Murphy.
K. Krickson and F. («om»-*z.
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*s Steamer A'anv'da has S.’‘ tons ot
f \ eight for Anchorage. including 6>'.»
tons of cement for the commission
an«i will be dischai ging at that port
for at least 24 bo n s.
Mrs. E. A. Sholin. wife of the mar
t leik on the Kloise. is registered at
th* Hotel Seward having arrived on
the Alameda.
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||.\: U A\. .1 aly U'e The I.ih *ral
government, heath I hy lionise H.
Mu \.K\. which has h . n in power eon
( :«>> Ty ♦’ • lh: ty eijrht years, has
n 'eturni d with a majority ot IT.
The election took pi.u'e *»n ITiesday hut
the eouiit wa> slow.
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I K \!\ ol I THIS .MOKNIMi
TP sein duh'd train • m’t to* Anchor
am* at s oVltH-k yesteiday morning,
didn’t, and when the tive n chick
t. the t ain crew
was erd.-red to report this morning
ar tf-o h ! locomotive was mn hack
into the round house. *lhe train got
away thi" morning. however, aftet
tii t* u I (I; y y %st *rday foi th** Ala
meda for th** passengers and tourists ■
^ hoard, none <u th • tourists took ad- ^
vantage of the offer as they wore told j
the government operated trains on J
->c" duh f;«*m S»*waril oil Wednesdays j
and Saturdays, and they remained in .
tivir hunks. Meanwhile. out the ! nc
at various places, there waited thos*
j who arc trvirg to develope tlu* coun- !
trv; wrdted for the t»ain which didn’t,
i When du>k fell, those men hit foi
the-'* fa’ away eabins without then
mail, provisions, etc., thinking what a
great country it is, if you don’t we ilc
• »>, ;•? i thick eg what a great devel
ope the railroad is going to lie. some
time when operated like a railroad
perhaps.
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NO TRAIN I ROM INI.KT
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Tho'o is no train out from Anchor
a ■ to*lay for Seward. Agent Swvek
say > there will possibly he a train out
tumorow morning for Seward.
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COAL KARON IlKRi:
Harry Patterson. one of the <oa’
barons of Pennsylvania, w’ith his In m<
at Pittsburg, is aboard the A1 anv*dr.
with a large party of tourists. This
p rty has t availed through the sooth
r •' (»•'». California and up to S*»at
tl«» hv p: ivate car. The trii> is now he
ing taken north and upon the return
t*> Seattle the tourists will go to
Iku t*f. YeMowstono Park and back to
Pittsburg. In the party are several
members of the Heinz pickle corpor
rtion.
Jl ivr.l' \MKS RESIGNS
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WASHINGTON. July 29 - Judge
C. Amos, assistant to the Attorney
General since Juno . 1919. and »n
charge of tho government's cases in
tho coal strike injunction proceedings,
has resigned effective August 31st.
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llH:\ilt \ WOMAN
IN Tl*rNK MYSTKKY
MAY YOBu. July 211— Mr*.
Leo Trumbull, of Detroit, has
identified the body ol I lie woman
found in a trunk shipped here, as
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Mrs. Mu gene LeKoy.
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M,-.s. (, A. i . Baldwin, who ha > b vn
'•siting at Cordova foe tin* past : v
(•‘•;d w *4 .returned home en the , 'a
meda.
Niek Nyman, wife and child, ar *v
al> on the Alameda, an* guests at :h*
Hotel y-i wa d.
Mrs. I la i. > l »i oadwatei, arriwi on
the Alameda from Havre. Mont.. i.
registered at tin' Hotel Seward.
Carl Weiss, wife and son. am d
on the Alameda Horn Iwerett,
left on the train this morning for Xn
choragn.
Hath X. Whitmore, fiom Hanc -*k
Wis , arrival on’ the Alameda, is o
jjister ‘d at the Hotel Seward.
M >. .1. H. Resell, from San l'l:;n
•isco, who arrived on the Alameda. i.v
registeied :.t the Hotel Overland.
Viva Diver. K ina l.iekford, 1* raueis
Stogsdill and \. 1. (’honey, tour t.
fivm po-thmd. Ore., who arrived or>
tie- Alameda, spent the night at tin
Hotel Overland and left on the turn
for th»• ’-onml trip to Anchorage.
H. 1‘. Walker, (’ha les Walker. (I.
W. X mstrong and W. W. (’Iiinow* th.
: t*g -to red a' the Hotel Overlm
last night, having arrived from Hrenv
ei ton on the A'ameda. went out to Lm*
•dio station this morning whmv
lia.v* reoair work.
Mi'. K. K. Kay and Mrs. K. I’. 1): >
both well known in Anchorage, pas **
hio'igh on the Alameda.
St< amei Admi *al Rvam sailed
the south vest * day afternoon at 4.1."
o’clock.
Mrs R. Rivers and children, arrv
a!s on the Alameda, registered last
night at the Overland and checked v.ut
for A echo' age on the train this im ' n
ing.
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I’EDER\LJAIL TO RE MOVED
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U. S. Deputy Marshal Ralph Reed
this aft moon starting to move the
IVdoral Jail from the Harrin.an Na
tional Rank l> hiding to the Oomr. !s
>!on building. . •
The mow is only temporary for
*!u' reason that the commission build
ing is soon to he advertised for sale.
Fntil this sale is disposed of, one vay
or the other, the Federal jail will have j
only a rental for two months.
Marshal Rt?od will occupy the
apartm'Tts formerly occupied by Col.
Warren, on the top floor. I he mar-'
! shot’s office and temporary jail will
be in the south wing, ground floor.
1 formerly used as living quarters and
! mail room bv the commission.
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.Turovs and witness fees in the First
\ Division have been advanced to $5 a
day.
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XKW YOIJK, July *J0 - Three all
metal monoplanes, equipped at Cen
tra' I'.irk, Long Island, carrying the
first ti'anscontin* ntal mail, left Long
Island at eight minutes after 10 o’
clock in morning for San Francisco.
This is the fiist trip and is for the
purpose of mapping out a regular ner
ai m«\ i sendee which is to start Sep
tember 1st. ('n * lie return trip an ef
fort will he made for only one . ioj
and that will he at Omaha.
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KDMONTON’, July 29— Captain
Sir* <-1 has given tin* Alaska plan* s a
ho:eugh inspection and will prob. hl\
start during the afternoon for tin
next hop to Jasper.
KDMONTON. July 29— A i-ah ir
a gas tank in one machine and m to?
defects discovered in an oveihau ng
will delay the departure of the Ah >ka
ffyi»rs until 9 o’clock !• idav morn ig
oovr.iiNMKN r \i.
roui’Ks i p thk
pkick or
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.s:; \ i rue. July 29— The pur- ’
chase u,da> ol <>00 imm‘s ol hash
ranch eggs for the MasUa Pugin
vering Coin mission lias sent the
egg market up five cents and the
average price tod y per dozen for
eggs is t>0 cents.
RLYOl.l TIONARY STRIKE
BUENOS AIRES. July 20— A re
volutionary general strike has been
led a red at Puntas Arenas, Chili. Th<
stiikers were reported to have en
trenched themselves in the Labor Fed
eration Headquarters which were lat
er taken by as.^iult by the police and
soldiers. A number of strikers were
killed.
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\YK KERSHAM COMING NORTH
SEATTLE, July 2b— James Wick
ersham. who h aves here this week for
Alaska, announces he will withdraw
from politics and will practice law in
one of the Alaskan towns, regardless
of the outcome of his contest with
Delegate George B. Grigsby. Mr.
Wickersham will not return to Fair
banks but will locate in some town on j
the coast.
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QUIMCY, Calif., July 20— A yellow
nine tree out near here recently, was ■
paid by woodsmen to be 25S years old. •
The tree yielded 12.140 board feet. A ’
narrow section was shipped to Wash
ington D. C. for exhibition in the P»u- •
i reau of Forestry.
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NMW YOUR, uuly 21*— The Arne
ican cup defender Resolute will proba
bly not run another race and will un
le ibtedly be dismantled at the llcr
r.'i.i ff ya rds. There will be no six rial
celebration of the yacht victoiy.
Ya htnvn highly praise Captain Ad
ams, of the Resolute and his crew of
.*2. Among the ciew were two Norwe
gians, .wo Swedes and one Pane, all
\morican citizens.
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MEXICANS RKt KITTING
MEXICALI, July 29— Recruiting <»f
an army of 4000 by Governor Estaban
('antu to resist “by fire ami arms the
invasion by Obregon and I)ela-Iluer
ta" continues. It is expected the Fed
eral troops will land at Ensenada
within a week and attack. The gover
nor’s troops will be amply equipped, it
is said. Cantu is awaiting a reply to
bis message to Uelalluorta protesting
against the invasion.
MEXACAEl July 29— Governor
Cantu announces he is in receipt of
telegrams from all parts of lower Cal
ifornia pledging support to resist the
occupation by the Federals. Mon have
started (billing and aerial bombs are
being manufactured by the hundreds.
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RISE AGAINST JAPANESE
TOKIO, July 29— A native revolt
has broken out against the Japanese
in Formosa. Advices received hero say
a strong force aborigines have risen
and the Japanese are preparing to put
down the rebellion.
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ROB BANK OF $10,000
JACKSON, Mich., July 29— Three
aimed bandits this noon locked the
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cashier and his assistant in the cage
at the Farmers State bank of Grass
Lake, then took $10,000 and escaped
in an automobile.
THREE POWERS AGREE
LONDON, July 29— France, Italy
and Britain are in complete accord re
carding the negotiations with Russian
Soviet despite statements to the con
trary.
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A. H. McDonald went to Anchorage
on the Alameda to be absent for about
rnc week.
SKATTl.i:. .July *J!*— A social dis
puted to tii* I*ost-1 ntellig*.n■.•or from
Wahiiinyrtoii. P. *a.vs Alaska, th**
\ • * .• i c a*:. 11■ • Alaska railroad all
fir. a n >w i the 1 )«*mocratic
> : ,.i.t **\ • ’ tae selection 01*
(! i*r .• Wliito, of Ohio, as chairman of
! National Committee. President
Wilson dislikes White who is an old
sourdough from P.onanza Creek, near
Dawson, and White dislikes Wilson
who openly critcised the President’s
appeal for the ('lection of Democrats
n November, 1018. President Wilson
smt for Cummings last Monday and
as a result. Cummings will go into the
campaign as the voice of the Presi
dent. The trouble between the Presi
dent anti White came when the gov
ernment railroad bill was before Con
gress in 1011. White took a vigorous
stand against the measure. He wanted
pr’vate capital to develop* Alaska.
Pr» sidont Wilson summoned W hit** t*»
the White House and told him where
to g**t off at. White refused and con
t;nued his unsuccessful fight. White is
known as the angel of Cox’s pre-con
\« rtion campaign. He has been a five
times mayor; graduated from Prince
tun in 1905, and joined the rush to the
Klondike and remained in the Yukon
Territory for three years.
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DEMOCRATIC WAR CHEST
OPENED FOR RIC, FUND
WASHINGTON, July 29— Chair
man White announced today that the
Democratic war chest was open to
contributions of any amount. The par
ty leaders ho said would examine the
source rather than the amounts of the
contributions.
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NOME, July 20— Arctic explorer
Roald Amundsen has arrived on the
lu ’ Genevieve at Sledge Island where
his vessel Maude has been storm
bound for the past tnn days. Amund
sen reports all well with his expedi
tion. The Genevieve was reported to
have been wrecked several months
ago. The trading schooner Kolyma,
owned by Hibbard & Swenson, of
Seattle, is also reported storm bound
at Sledge Island.
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ARE DELIVERING MILK
KANSAS CITY. July 20— Milk de
liveries here have been resumed by
the milk distributors following the ar
rest of four of the largest dealers who
withhold supplies because they ob
jected to the milk grading ordinance.
The dealers are charged with conspir
acy to injure public health.
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