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Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1919

Page

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Utah Troops Parade in Ogden Friday Morning

Ogden residents mobilize for a morning parade and home front support as Utah troops arrive. Webb asks city residents to donate 1100 food boxes with sandwiches doughnuts and treats for soldiers, inviting housewives to prepare and deliver boxes to Day Hall tonight or tomorrow morning. Merchants decorate for the event.

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Russia calls election at an early date

Russia a national constitutional assembly. Kuletak says monarchy or radical republic not at issue now. Russia seeks to register desires, plan an all-Russian national deliberation at earliest practicable moment. Ogden welcome plans for 145th Field Artillery parade. local officials authorize. Admiral Kelchak outlines Russia’s need for army, anti Bolshevism, and possible American help. Semenoff criticized. Foreign Minister named for Omsk government. War priests report torture in Perm. President Wilson meets Greek leaders in Paris.

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Labor Leaders Meet with Argentinian President

BIENOS ARMS Jan 16. At a conference with President Irigoyen labor leaders agreed to call off all strikes except the port shutdown. He promised to press demands including wage raises and study the port strike for a satisfactory solution. Casualty figures from disorders range up to thousands killed and wounded as strikes clashed with authorities.

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Nationwide Prohibition Gains Ground In States

United States moves toward a dry nation as Nebraska ratifies the federal prohibition amendment, bringing total ratifications to 36 pending certification and timing. Mississippi earlier ratified, while debates continue on effective dates and enforcement methods amid wartime measures and tax losses. Distillers plan plant conversions and export of remaining spirits as prohibition nears.

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Radicals Attack Federation and Endorse Soviets In Chicago

In Chicago on January 16 delegates of the American Federation of Labor heard Danis E. Datta outline radical aims to back Soviets and urge greetings to Russia. The plan allegedly includes a five member committee to work with the International Defense and push a merger of labor bodies into large unions while Mooney defense funding faces pressure from conservatives seeking adjournment.

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Turks capitulate in Medina under armistice terms

London January 4 The Turks in Medina the holy city of the Mohammedan faith have capitulated to King Husni The capitulation was announced officially citing delays in communications with Constantinople and the need to secure local ratification before the armistice could be prolonged and the garrison surrender finalized

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Senator King Warns Against Extravagance in Appropriations

Washington report notes Senator King Democrat warns against excess in federal spending while an amendment to raise the census director salary from 5000 to 7500 passes 34 to 27. He says extravagance harms the party amid potential financial panics and urges a spending halt. In Rio Janeiro Brazil January 16 reports say President elect Dedb gues Alves is near death after receiving last rites.

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British Vessel Brings 3000 Men From Brest

The British steamer Belgic arrived from Brest with more than 7,000 soldiers from the American expeditionary forces, including 36 officers and 2,436 men of the 43rd Infantry, plus headquarters and medical detachments. Commanded by Colonel D. C. Fal Inner. Newport News reports 2,000 troops from France aboard the Virginia and The Island. Also, NYC notes U.S. Shipping Board released all ships not in army service to owners.

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Liebknecht’s Wife and Son Freed in Berlin Raid

In Tenlin Jan 15 The wife and youngest son of Dr. Liebknecht head of the Spartacans were released after police surrounded Liebknecht’s house and seized incriminating Polshevik documents. Liebknecht’s eldest remains in police custody. Fraulein Jakob, secretary of the Spartacus union, also arrested. The whereabouts of Eichhorn and Nasa Tuxenibarg are unknown.

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War may break out again any time in Europe

The Central News reports that allied disguises in Paris have altered demobilization plans and created a tense European situation where war may erupt at any moment. The article notes the allied coup and claims the British ministry must reassess demobilisation schemes.

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