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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1919
Page
7
London December 18 Premier Lloyd George said it is impossible to make peace with Russia while the war continues. He added the Bolsheviki would have to accept a national assembly based on broad franchise that would represent the Allies for any peace terms.
An 80 year old patient suffered from stomael and bowel trouble for years. Four doctors failed to help and gas and constipation plagued him. Moyr's Wonderful Treatments are advertised as a simple preparation that clears the intestinal tract and reduces inflammation. The ad claims quick relief and offers a money back guarantee through Me-Intyre Drug Co and other druggists.
Washington reports that the Japanese government notified the U S that passports for picture brides will be restricted. The plan allows a two month grace period before the new rule takes effect, amid ongoing discussions of marriage and immigration policy.
Emma Goldman waives her rights to appeal a deportation order and propose to be sent to Russia with her companion Alexander Barkroan. The move was communicated to Attorney General Palmer through Bram Goldman and other radicals as a formal police of action.
Mr Palmer's telegram to Mr Weinberger says a formal notice is necessary and if sent to the department of justice it will go to the supreme court for Miss Goldman’s appeal. Goldman, via her counsel, expects the government to keep its promise and deportation within days, with a Saturday deadline. She plans to form a Rusalan friends of American freedom in Soviet Russia context.
Washington December 1 The State Department said Japan did not enter any negotiations with Mexico over acquiring special privileges or territory. The denial followed inquiries tied to recent remarks by Chittman Fall about a commission investigating Mexican affairs and alleged deliberate German disinformation aimed at blocking German trade with American firms.
In Ellensburg Washington miners in the Cleelum and Roslyn coal districts met with United Mine Workers district officials and rejected reports that the national coal miners strike had ended and that others had returned to work. The meeting underscored continued tensions and uncertainty in the local mining front.
An advertisement promotes Mentho Laxene as a preventive and remedy for colds. It urges readers to take the product to abort colds and avoid bronchitis or pneumonia, claiming fast relief within hours and a pint-sized supply for families. The Black Hawk company guarantees satisfaction or money back, with druggists stocking the substitute.
Sir Edward Cooper, lord mayor of London, formally welcomed the Prince of Wales at the Guildhall. Attendees included US Ambassador John W. Davy, Premier Lloyd George, former Premier Herbert J. Jequith, Sir George Perley, Lord Morris, and US Consul General Robert F. Skinter. The prince praised US hospitality and urged cooperation to address social and economic problems with common sense and goodwill.
A dubious advertisement touts Poslam as a soothing balm that supposedly heals eczema pimples and skin rashes with repeated applications. It promises a free sample from Emergency Laboratories in New York and claims the product improves skin appearance while warning of no risk.
Chicago reports Dr A A Michelson of the University of Chicago discussing Einstein’s relativity. He cites yardstick and clock effects, notes the theory’s radical implications, and says motion relativity remains a serious, debated topic while ether ideas fade from necessity.
New York December 17 Business leaders press Save Fifth Avenue to relocate garment factories from Fifth Avenue to Seventh Avenue and beyond creating four 16 story cooperative plants with 1 49 million square feet. Rent could drop from 2 50 to 50 cents per square foot saving millions yearly and cutting garment prices. Sixty firms with 650 million annual output planned to join the venture aiding war on high living costs. General Glenn retired after 46 years service as a Brigadier General in the U S Army.
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