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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1919
Page
7
A cordial reception marked the visit as officials presented addresses from both provincial and city authorities. Diplomatic exchanges emphasized cooperation and future projects across regional governance and municipal needs.
Thousands cheered as Prince of Wales and Duke of Devonshire arrived by harbor craft in New Brunswick. The prince toured decorated streets to an armory where a provincial and city addresses were read, with Premier Foster and Mayor Hays presenting. He commended Canadian loyalty, spoke of wartime service, and pledged to convey thanks to the king as he lauded imperial unity and sacrifice.
A lodge steno graphic record informs members of a conference plan stating that Shantung and Kiaochow will be returned to China. The note emphasizes the restoration goal and outlines expected discussions among delegates.
Treaty becomes law as King George VI grants assent to the parliamentary ratification of the German peace treaty. The centralised framework aims to implement postwar European arrangements and establish a new legal order in the region.
Washington August 11 President Wilson letters to Senator Lodge announce a full public record of a conference with the senate foreign relations committee at the White House. A stenographer will be present to transcribe talks on the peace treaty for timely press transcripts.
Japanese premier Tashachi Dara said the time for returning Shantung to China and restoring Kiao Chow depends largely on China's attitude. Viscount Uchida noted negotiations would begin after Versailles treaty ratification, with careful pre arrangements by both governments. Officials discussed anti Japanese propaganda abroad and Dr. Nitobe’s analysis of motives behind sentiment in America.
A wireless dispatch from Queenstown reports the War Khan picked up a second steamer with a mutinous crew drunk and the captain incapacitated. The War Khan assisted and towed the vessel to Brest where it was found drifting. The mutinied vessel’s name could not be deciphered. some dispatches mention the American steamer Marysta, though shipping records show no such ship. The War Khan crew recovered whiskey cargo and continued patrols as records note the Marieka sailed for Brest on July 22.
Paris dispatches report German soldiers accused of crimes in former occupied regions arriving in Lille. They will be imprisoned awaiting trial in the city fort. General von Zavier is named among those arriving, accused of ordering deportations from Lille. His alleged ignorance and ambition criticized, with blame on militarists for political interference. Luxembourg notes a large labor rally over indemnity to ease living costs, troops dispersing demonstrators.
Washington reports growing strikes hit railroads and other sectors as labor leaders press for higher wages and union recognition. The Warfield plan faces criticism while Wilson vetoes daylight saving repeal, citing production needs and national economy concerns amid war mobilization.
London reports the government will suppress Sinn Fein and allied groups in Ireland's County Clare due to rising crime. Also notes a dangerous wildfire in Oregon near Eugene with limited fire crew availability and suspected lightning start in the McKenzie River district.
NOME August 14 report cites General Cadorna and Generals Porrol Capello and Cavaciocchi as chiefly responsible for Caporetto defeat and Italian retreat to the Piave. Commission finds Austro German breakthrough, morale collapse, and lack of reserves key causes. Socialist and clerical propaganda blamed for dampening morale.
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