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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1916
Page
11
The note dispatch shows Wilson proposing neutral sounding with belligerents to gauge peace prospects without offering terms or mediation. States that no peace is proposed, no mediation offered, just early discussions to see how near a peace might be, amid swift diplomatic moves and mixed reactions from Britain and other powers.
The article reports varied responses to President Wilson’s peace note from both central powers and entente allies. German ambassador Count Bernsford signals cautious optimism while noting hopes for a conference. Roosevelt’s 1905 mediation is cited as historical parallel, with diplomats in Tokyo and Washington weighing neutrals’ role in possible peace terms. The piece explains Wilson’s aim to compare views on terms and eventual world peace, stressing belligerents share similar goals but remain vague on concrete demands.
Chicago December wheat opens with seven cent spread as May delivery climbs above yesterday's close. Reports say export sales reach gigantic levels, with Europe securing large quantities to drive gains. July futures also advance while December and May finish near day highs.
The judiciary committee moved an favorable report on a national prohibition constitutional amendment. Senator Hitchcock introduced a resolution endorsing President Wilson s note to belligerent powers, referred to the foreign relations committee. In the House, work resumed on the District of Columbia appropriation bill as General Beott testified before a subcommittee.
Wheat prices show renewed weakness after a listement announced by Secretary Lansing. The move highlights a conspicuous consequence for neutrals, signaling tighter market conditions and potential policy impacts on trade and transport.
In Nebraska on December 21 the thermometer plunged to record lows across several cities. Omaha reached 14 below, Slous City 15 below, Blous Falls 5 below, Norfolk 22 below, and Long Pine 25 below. Winds were calm and skies clear as the cold snap persisted.
Paris reports an Italian steamer sliced in two after a collision with the French armored cruiser Ernest Renan. The vessel carried passengers and Italian admiralty officers home via Marseilles, with most aboard perishing. About 120 survivors were saved.
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