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Newspaper

Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1919

Page

8

Pershing to Visit Fort Douglas and Lake Ball

Plans for a Salt Lake City stop and celebration for General John J. Pershing include a parade, a public meeting at International, and a greeting by the American Legion. Officials expect a Presidio officer to escort Pershing from Ball Lake to the coast, possibly General Hunter Liggett.

Aut Lake John J. Pershing Janiwiller Peter George J. Nyvar Fort Douglas Meyerard Hamilton Gardner Aubmygt Genie Legion Elty American Legion Internacie Pershing Presidio San Francisco Ball Lake Hamilton Hunter Liggell Prestija

Logam Mormon Monument Drive Launched In Campaign

Logan Salt Lake Dec 23 B H Roberts chairman of the Mormon monument commission retires from Logan after starting a country fund drive for the monument. Cacha county’s quota is 5900. Maybelle T Davis secretary outlines plan at Utah Education association convention. A contest will award a prize at the Geat cseay on The Mormon War. commission members include C I Brkldmore Orson Hyan and Orcas Van Cott to coordinate with educators for school support.

Salt Dake B. H. Roberts Mormon Monument Sont Miasion Logan Stakes Tabernacle Cacha County Wnner Dig Aircetion Jozeph Quinny Maybelle T. Davis Necretay Oehe Commission Apoks Utat C. I. Bkidmore Boxelder Orson Hyan Carbon Orcas van Cott

Statements of coal operators quibble over arbitration

Washington December 22 Attorney General Palmer denounces operators quibbling over the coal strike settlement saying they clamored for arbitration and would obey the president’s program. He cites no objection to the memorandum and notes miners accepted promises, while operators later objected after workers returned to duty. He endorses the government commission and Garfield’s stand, warns against further price rises and lawbreaking, and previews ongoing efforts to ensure cooperation.

Washington Waluer Falnser Palmer Wilners Abu Dy. H. A Garfield Sena Garfield Mers Lewis Hig Lifs Wien Garfold Tthg United Mince Workers Gerfield

Call on J. 3 Brummitt for Liberty bonds at 2417 Hudson

A notice inviting Liberty bond buyers to contact J. 3 Brummitt at 2417 Hudson Avenue. A phone number 59 is provided for inquiries and bond seating.

J. 3. Brummitt Hudson Avenue

Berkman and Goldman End 30 Year Career in U S

Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman conclude a joint six decade United States career marked by advocacy of violence against government. Berkman spent fourteen years for the Frick shooting and two years for urging draft resistance. Goldman was imprisoned for opposing conscription.

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Deportation plan for 249 Russians to Soviet Russia

Washington reports outline the deportation of about 260 Russian citizens deemed undesirable from the United States to Soviet Russia. The message, approved by the State Department, promises humane handling during transit and cites anarchist tendencies, opposition to government, and threats to constitutional rights as reasons for removal. Senate probes are ordered into Russian propaganda and Martens activities with a bipartisan panel including Lodge, Borah, Knox, Pomerene, and Shields.

Washington Bue Fort State Department Garlond Soviet Russia United States Russia Jay Red States Lodge Senate Foreign Relations Morris New Hampshire K. Martens Senate Kenyon

Descriptions of a Transnational Magazine Network and Deportation

The fragmented text outlines a magazine publishing network with headquarters in York and distribution across major cities in the United States and abroad including Canada, England, Australia, and other countries. It mentions meetings, deportation, fundraising through subscriptions, and goldwan's bankbook showing weekly deposits, plus references to living standards and hotel stays.

York United States Als Canada England Australia Folland l Thepr Ashikaga Mise Goldwan Wan Adopte Russia

Midnight Carols At First Presbyterian Church Eve

Christmas Eve midnight carol service at First Presbyterian Church begins 11 p.m. and lasts a full hour. Choir selections include Oh Come All Ye Faith, Silent Night, Holy Night, Joy to the World, and readings. A number of soloists and quartets are listed among the performers.

First Presbyterian Church Louise Pierce Martine Caral Agnes Warner Myaeno James Hiepson Bethlehem Stevens Adama Quartette Carol

Moss Re-Elected President of Utah High School Athletic Assn

Moss was re elected president of the Utah High School Athletic Assn at a Salt Lake City meeting of principals and heads of high schools from across the state held in Barratt Hall. The longtime administrator helped conceive the association and its original constitution a decade ago and has been prominently involved in its affairs.

Moss Salt Lake Bast Lake City James Moss Wesley Barton Utah Affaira Prineipale Cashes Brett Barratt

College Students Judging Contest at Ogden Livestock Show

Agricultural colleges nationwide will judge livestock during a three day event in Ogden Utah beginning January 3. Teams of five students compete for cash prizes totaling 1100 with individual awards up to 25. Rules enforce strict fairness, no uniforms, no prior stock exposure, and confidential judging by impartial judges.

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