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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1919
Page
8
The report notes Allied leaders calling for tougher measures as coal production ramps back toward normal. Prague and Vienna report Czech forces push toward the Hungarian frontier while Bela Kun refuses surrender. In Washington, coal policy and plant closures drive major industry shifts and prep for a potential one to four hour workday across Chicago and surrounding regions.
Former Empress Hagle is in Paris visiting as Count of Pierre ferds. After consulting a specialist for her eyes she will retreat to Cap Marcin villa for the winter. Her former apartment overlooked the Tuileries gardens where she played as a child before the empire fell fifty years ago.
A garbled report notes an airmail arrival of a Parson ahead of a Southern Congress in Savannah. The fragmented text mentions a machine and transport details, with unclear names and dates, but signals a high-profile arrival linked to the event.
A garbled report notes South Dakota ratified suffrage on August 1, signaling a move by the state toward the national amendment. The item references debate and approval within the statehouse, describing the suffrage act as a landmark change in the political landscape.
American minister to Denmark Norman Hopgood sails home to file a personal report to the State Department on the Russian statues crisis. He was received in Copenhagen with valuable information regarding the Renanian situation.
Kipling on behalf of the imperial war graves commission appeals to visitors of the French and Flanders fronts to observe reverence for the dead. He stresses sacred ground, describes visitors losing the obligation, and urges tourists to honor those who sacrificed for present freedoms.
Italy ends days of turmoil as parliament reconvenes amid Socialist protests. Debates and demonstrations leave several dead and hundreds wounded nationwide, with Milan and Rome witnessing unrest. Prime Minister notes government protected the authorities. strike continues in Rome in sympathy with Socialist slain.
New York March 5 Southern Pacific stock surged early gains to near 15 points after news Attorney General Palmer decided not to prosecute a prior ruling. Convertible bonds also advanced as investors covered shorts and traded widely in large blocks and smaller lots. The report notes heavy activity in Pacific shares and related holdings in a volatile opening session.
Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman, long associated with radical causes, are deported from New York by ferry to the immigration station at Billings Island. They face expulsion to Russia after bail expired. Berkman never became a US citizen. Goldman plans a last legal bid to stay on citizenship grounds.
The text reports modified peace terms with Austria for Jugoslavia, noting concessions on payments and minority protection. It mentions a declaration to be presented by allied powers and Jugoslavia, aiming to overcome objections and enable signing of the Brest-Litovsk style pact and Bulgarian treaty, with financial annexes.
The privy council reversed the Canadian supreme court ruling on the Empress of Ireland wreck. Passengers in the Storstad collision receive priority in sale proceeds, while Canadian Pacific shares in the proceeds. Ohio shifts to post election commentary after election day. Cincinnati plans three months of follow up.
The article reports that sensational sentiment from the Supreme Council signals a firm stance against Germany, with warnings of lasting defiance if terms are not tolerated. It also notes Wilson's planned diplomatic moves and discussions in Washington amid Mexican situation concerns.
Toledo will resume streetcar service at 3 30 p m today after twenty seven days of walking and riding bicycles at ten cents per ride. Henry L Doherty announced the return to the old system and said fares would be two cents for transfers, with streetcar cars remaining in service at five cent fare and one cent transfer.
Reports from London quote Newberry and other indicted Republicans to attend the Dorpat Baltic peace conference with Bolshevik representatives. Bolshevik forces push fronts in the Ukraine and Siberia as Moscow signals demands for guarantees amid shifting war aims. In Detroit, federal cases loom over 135 men charged with conspiring to influence an election as Dempsey eyes Carpentier.
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