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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1919
Page
1
Military experts under Marshal Fach draft a report on actions if Germany rejects the peace treaty. Proposals include occupying more German territory, blocking food shipments to Germany, and humanitarian relief for starving Russians. The plan envisions a distribution system overseen by Russian authorities with Allied supervision to ensure aid reaches needy areas.
Berlin April 17. An article by Eduard Bernstein warned the German nation of dangers in rejecting peace terms. He argued the world will not absolve former Emperor William and Germany for the war and misery. The piece cites Allied demands, the Saar, and pledges on output as part of the negotiations.
In a rough affair Portland edged Salt Lake 2 to 1 behind strong pitching from Jones and Schorr. Cox Maz and Sheesly provided the offense with hits and a home run, while Sehorn and Jones combined on offense and defense for the go ahead run. Bases on balls and errors plagued both sides as officials struggled with a congested inning sequence.
Paris reports a neutral humanitarian plan to aid Russia's starving millions. A proposed committee would coordinate food and medical supplies funded by Britain and other nations, with distribution guaranteed by a coalition of Nordic and other neutral states. The aim is to avoid political entanglements while delivering relief.
Angels shut out the Tigers 1 to 0 as Curley Brown and Wheeler Dell duel on the mound. Lapa scores the lone run for Los Angeles on a first-inning single, with solid defense and timely hits backing the pitchers’ duel at Oakland.
A sprawling, patchwork summary covers English clay bird exposure, baseball highlights with DeVern, Hehriek, and Heap in key plays, and boxing talk featuring Pete Herman versus Wilde. It also references American and English boxing judging debates, California doubles results, and Sacramento baseball battery names.
DARLS April 17 The American crew to race in the international regatta on the Seine April 27 lists Yale Cornell Harvard and other universities. Team members include Sergeant Calla Cole Yale Princeton Joyal Bird Cornell Captain Jamen Brinkerbuil Cornell Harper Jefferies Harvard Royal Futten Walton Cantait Harvard Harry Gabat Harvard Brooks Cornell Guy Gane California. The crew competes under coach Ganits G1 with a blended V alued stroke pattern.
TOLEDO Ohio April 7 Rolle gener Chicago National league tir ficker archvet yesterday and ton sharge of the Yolade American Agno eiation term Zeider auteomin Taser Drealipahan as manager who resigne l recently when new hacking was given the club. welderte tonight had not againxed his release from Fred Mitchelll but wait he expected the mortar will be arranged quickly. Five Toledo players have reported and were given the trust workout yesterday.
Unclear OCR fragment mentions Ami Mavragaxlate and holders with figures 75 and 8. No concrete event, entity linkage, or date present. Summary limited by fragment readability.
Walker boxing bill advances in Albany as both the Walker and Gibbs measures seek to legalize boxing under a single commissioner. The proposed law would place regulation under a civilian boxing control board and bring New York boxing under state jurisdiction.
Washington dispatch reports six candidates announced for the July 1920 Mexican presidency while President Carranza opposes immediate policy shifts. Names include General Alvaro Obregon, Manuel Pablo Gonzales, General Salvador Alvarado, and civilian figures like Luis Cabrera and Felix Palavido. most are linked to military or cabinet factions.
WABIUNGVON April 17 The Hevsne We prtorre prate annlonsced Mant Maat Srantar likeheock of Ne jhrupka, chairman of the fered velar ions commision will address on the revised league for nations constitution at Peavey. Senator Puma of Nevata will discuss forge on the occasion at the fiftieth anniversary of the ret eation of Jefferson cab of Philadelphia, April 21.
A garbled report from April 18 describes Salt Lake being defeated 8 to 2 by Portlanders. The text mentions pitchers, fielders, and several players with distorted names, noting poor batting and errors as the Portlanders dominate the game.
Joy spread through Annapolis as crews prepared for racing with Harvard and Princeton on Saturday. Navy authorities, after announcing some rowers would be barred for deficiencies, lifted bans, restoring confidence and sparking celebration among athletes and supporters alike.
A fragmented report lists boxing bouts and exhibition games in Philadelphia St Louis Newport News Oklahoma City and Brooklyn with team lineups and players such as Jacobs Packard Adams Perry Geary Perkins Loudarmll Talfiett Booth Tuliges Goodwin May Tu era Clemanna Meaigauz Miler Mogridge Nelson Hana Watlowale and Hooner across multiple venues. The item notes schedules and participants for the events dated April 1 and April 7 in various cities.
A fragment mentions Rens Oed Mi as a tame over in a context that hints at an animal or livestock note. The readable text is sparse and unclear, but underscores a possible discussion of a tame animal facing a routine issue. No clear names, dates, or locations extend the item beyond this uncertain fragment.
Camp Lewis, Tacoma, April 17. Camp Lewis tonight passed from Major General Joseph D Leite to Col T M Anderson, the present FAC flag officer, per orders issued here. General Leiteh plans immediate departure for Siberia and will revert to regular army rank on April 20. Col Anderson has been at Camp Lewis about three months, served overseas with the Seventh Infantry, Third Division, and has been executive officer during the line formations.
W R Hearst is named chief beneficiary in the will of his mother Phoebe Hearst filed for probate in San Francisco. The estate is valued between five and ten million dollars with trusts directing funds for the University of California and other family and charitable causes. Other beneficiaries include varying bequests to relatives and close friends, with the university to receive sixty thousand dollars for continued schooling. An American press summary notes the inheritance and philanthropic allocations amid a broad family legacy.
The Times edits attack Lloyd George amid pressure after war reports and calls for fuller records. The piece highlights friction with Northcliffe papers and hints at shifting political influence as Lloyd George faces scrutiny from conservative and parliamentary sources.
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