25 Apr 1919
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1919
Page
1
Paris reports a Rome bound mission led by Premier Orlando of Italy Tech Ports with Salvator Havzligt and two others aboard. An aviation escort met the group at the station and a brief crawl of arrangements follows.
Paris newspapers fear ongoing discord may destabilize alliances as Premier Orlamin leaves Paris. The Petit Parisien notes the rift is not simply a crisis but a catalyst for shifts and possible compromises among powers as plenipotentiaries seek new alignments, signaling an unstable European balance.
New York April 24. The government proposes strict enforcement of the wartime prohibition act, banning production and sale of all beers and wines whether intoxicating or not. The Justice Department announced no steps will be taken to enforce brewing pending a constitutionality ruling. Lawyers argued over whether two and three quarter percent beer falls under the ban, while the department said the law's wording covers beer and wine in any strength.
CHICAGO April 24 Secretary of the Treasury Glass on a western tour to drum up support for the victory loan expressed surprise at the earnestness of western communities. He said the loan would likely be oversubscribed and urged caution to prevent missteps as Americans rally to fund the government.
Muted reports say Premier Orlando and Italian delegates left Paris as talks stalled. Lloyd George and Wilson met, with no clear breakthrough. Italian appetite to stay remained uncertain while a possible postponement hovered.
Roma reports capture of Dalmatian and Eastern Adriatic territories urged by Premier Orlando. Porat cites 100000 strong force advancing toward Fiume and northern Dalmatia. Rome’s delegation faces pressure as Jugoslavs and Italians clash while peace conference tensions rise.
Suffragists staged a demonstration in Palo Alto to protest the defeat of the woman suffrage amendment. Speakers urged action while carriers posted banners calling for votes for women. After the meeting, some participants departed as Palo Alto officials and a national party member spoke on the issues.
In Geneva on April 4 reports say Czechoslovaks attacked Waltzon, twenty castles north of Budapest, which is expected to fall soon. French troops reportedly aiding the Ramairans as their advance continues in central Hungary, per advices from Vienna.
New York April 24 appeals by ten American newspaper publishers and four international unions were made to combat radical doctrines at the arrival convention of the American Newspaper Publishers Association. Union leaders Frey, Melagh, Hays, and Wall spoke against Bolshevism, urging cooperation to curb its spread while praising the arbitration pact that kept industrial peace during wartime.
A German report mirrors Hoover’s note urging restraint to protect Allied food aid and prevent further strikes. Public discussion follows, with newspapers debating impact on shipping and possible renewed wartime shortages if order fails.
In PEUICAGA on Apel 24 a racial incident involving TOY members led to a pursuit by men from Sioux City. After an attack near Wasco Prem Sox City Iowa a store was damaged and the assailants fled but were observed fleeing the scene.
A distorted 18th century style notice reports King George aiding the Washington Homestead Fund. It mentions contributions by British and American backers, with pledges in pounds and shillings to support the Tranfig of Conran Washington’s homestead and related charitable aims.
Los Angeles reports a chaotic opening frame as Beesa Beas batter Vincent Malyneagys, plagued by a sore arm, walks six pitches and allows a trio of mistakes. Paddy Driscoll drives in two, while George Jil-Hig belts a bases loaded triple to spark a 6 run first inning for the Angelas.
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