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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1918
Page
3
Daron Nobuki Makina head of the Japanese delegation en route to Versailles peace conference arrived in San Francisco today aboard the Tenyo Mera. The party, including several high officials, will depart tomorrow for New York.
Wall street and commodity markets opened with mixed results as US pressure weighed on steel oils and tobacco shares. Industrials held ground with some declines in coppers and spines while Liberty bonds remained active amid variable foreign issues and broader selling pressure across multiple sectors.
The regular dividend on Inanization Supper was valued at three points, reported in the concise meeting notes. The item reflects a minor financial adjustment within the organization’s ongoing fiscal actions.
Chicago market notes show milder weather boosting winter wheat prospects while corn prices soften after government notice on grain quantity restrictions. Hog and cattle futures drift, with mixed but generally firmer livestock in Chicago Omaha and Kansas City trading hubs.
Washington reports lists the expeditionary force units slated for early convoy home. The force totals about 600 officers and nearly 20,000 men, including the Mud, GOL and Red Coast artillery regiments, the 490th and 121st infantry, and various headquarters and support units.
Charles Schwab, retiring as head of the Wey Fleet Corporation, thanks the Philadelphia press and broader press for their cooperation in supporting the country and West funds. He notes the collaboration lightens the great tasks ahead and extends appreciation to state leaders and the public.
Postoffice staff face a busy Christmas season as parcels flood in to be packed and mailed before the new year. Workers report increased demand, with crates and packages processed daily and distribution underway through main locations.
A chaotic but vivid account describes President Wilson’s procession through London on December 26. Police, royal guards, and dignitaries formed a ceremonial line as crowds watched the arrival. The narrative highlights the pomp of the royal entourage and the formal reception at the palace.
A large bouquet of flowers and a sombre Queen Mary in black led a procession through Pall Mall. Queen Mexandria and Queen Maude of Norway were present along with Princess Victoria and Olaf. The crowd parted as Marlborough House stood by while the president saluted the royal group, who returned the gesture.
A crowded palace yard witnesses President Wilson addressing wounded soldiers as crowds press near. The scene contrasts wartime ration effects on German leaders with wartime images, as Wilson and dignitaries wave to the audience in a dramatic show of resolve.
President Wilson, addressing wounded soldiers, praises their courage and the fight for freedom. He resists a speech, then expresses deep honor for the men and confidence that all will come through safely to enjoy the fruits of victory. The ceremony closes with correspondence aboard the Orizaba and a welcome from King George.
Tekannamaigou court charges Peter Mazzei with deadly weapon assault after he allegedly held a man at bay in the yards of the Depot company causing a tense confrontation. Foreman warned Mazzei to leave. he departed and reportedly returned with a threat before fleeing the scene. A morning hearing adjusted the charge to a felony, with a sentence of 100 days pending. The article also advertises Utah Theatre showings and local classifieds.
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