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Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1920

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Odd SHEN occupy CHEF PORT OF RUSSIA port alarmed Britain

In Basle on January 16 a Moscow aligned dispatch claims Odeset, chief Black Sea port of Russia, was seized by Bolsheviks prompting British unrest. The report notes Soviet Army successes in the Near East stirring concern across Britain.

Port Russia Reds John Barleycorn Near East Britain Basle Odeset Black Sea Disgratuhes

Commission Named to Trace Borders of Share Territory

A British led delegation to the League of Nations council began work by naming Leon Bourgeois as chairman and confirming Sir Eric Drummond as secretary general. The commission aims to trace frontiers in the Saar region and related areas, with Curzon and other diplomats expressing hopes for a new era of international cooperation despite U S absence. The session included remarks on loyalty to the covenant and the need for practical efficiency, marking the council's inaugural act.

PAWS Flepreventatives France Great Britain Italy Greece Belgium Japan Portugal Brazil Conpei League Ot Nations Robert Ep League Hgane Lion Bourecuis Eric Drumbiond Wilson Washington Grenet Amverleam Council Earl Curzon Hate For Foreign Affairs Geals Auuicle United States M. Burgesis Tard M. Burgeoigant Ira Signor Ferravis Bealy Pladt Nrtena Teague Watt Bey Mbantaet Germany Path Sis Colorct Major Tamelvian Major Rebaish Vera Bai

Chicago Reports Pneumonia Wave and Influenza

Chicago health data show a spike in deaths from pneumonia and influenza in the last 24 hours with 32 pneumonia deaths and 5 influenza deaths. An abdominal form of influenza resembling cholera was identified. Health Commissioner Dr John Dill Robertson noted cases in Kansas Nebraska and Iowa and suggested immunity among those who had influenza last year.

Chicago John Dill Robertson Kansas Nebraska Iown Robertson

Arrangements to Return Shantung Discussed by Officials

Officials say any Japanese move toward restoring Shantung to China would be preliminary while awaiting German papers. Germany has 30 days after ratification to transfer documents related to former possessions in China, leaving Japan unsure of specifics after Tsing-Ten's capture. Negotiations with China could be timed once papers arrive.

Washington Tal Japan Shantung China Tsing-Ten

Last of U S Forces Coming Next Sunday

New York reports the final contingent of America’s army of expeditionary forces sailed from Antwerp aboard the North Pacific and will reach New York next Sunday. Governors Campbell of Arizona Davis of Idaho and Larrazolo of New Mexico will join the welcome home parade along the transport up the bay. A banquet and theatre party are planned as features of the reception.

New York Jas France Rocky Mountain Club America Army of Aberly Antwerp Northern Pacific Thomas E. Campbell Arizona D. W. Davis Idaho A. Larrazelo New Mexico

Soviet Reply Shapes Finnish Reds Admission Question

Soviet officials told Associated Press that radical agitators deported from America will face careful examination before Soviet entry. M Kiliske, secretary of the Soviet delegation, said Bolsheviks will not use themselves to shuttle agitators. Debate centers on whether denied members will be released along the Finnish border and transported to safety.

U. S Hellingfors Russia Associated Preas Europe Buford Anterka Soviet Aa Ifte Haago

Bolshevik Agents Sow Seed in U S Navy

New York January 16 A statement to a gathering of prominent women was read by Captain J J Plant of the Bay Ridge station claiming Bolshevik agents seek to influence the U S Navy. He said sailors were solicited to aid the reds and had been instructed in the methods of procedure with literature reportedly scattered at Bay Ridge and nearby stations.

New York Bay Hideo Station

American Bankers to Aid Starving Children

New York January 16 formation of the Armorican relief committee by leading American bankers and others to aid thousands of Austrian refugees. Honorary chairman and committee members include Archbishop Patrick J. Hayes, Frank A. Vanderlip, Henry Morgenthau, Otto H. Kahn, J. Whitney, Henry Seligman, Charles Hayden, and Henry W. Taft. Statement says sending money to Austria is useless where food is unavailable.

New York Jen Armorican Relief Sutfferers Sean Austria

Local Council Chooses London for Next Meeting

Anon noted commissioners and M. Neurgeois proposed London as the site for the next council meeting and it was approved. Curzon suggested fixing the date with order of business left open to be decided by the chairman and secretary. He remarked that it would be necessary to consult the United States on many questions likely to arise.

Electric chair spared as two die-day stay granted

Lincoln Ned Jan 16 Governor McKelvie granted two weeks reprieve for Allen Grammer and Allan B Cole who were sentenced to death for the murder of Grammer's mother in law Mrs Lulu Voght near Biba Ned. Final legal actions in Gale's behalf remain undecided.

Lincoln Ned Allen. Grammer Allan B. Cole Grammer Lulu Voght Near Biba R. McKelvie Gale

Admiral Sims as Whness in Medal Probe

Washington Jan 16 Rear Admiral William S Sims testified before the Senate committee in a medals probe. He declined the distinguished service medal and sparked controversy over naval wartime honors as hearings began to examine whether politics influenced awards and morale in the Navy.

Admiral Sims Washington William $ Sims Daniels Sime Hale Congress

Wilson Sends Telegram to King of Denmark

COPEN TAGEN January 16 President Wilson sends a telegram to Ming Christian of Denmark noting the Versailles treaty has become effective with ratifications by principal signatories. He says it opens the way for Schleswig to express its will regarding reincorporation with its inde red mother country, realizing one of the ideals for which he fought.

Copentagen Ming Christian Denmark Hhe Wilson Daniah Schleuwig

Belgian loan over subscribed in one day

Announcement from Shah al J Morgat and company states the $25,090,000 Belgian government 5 percent gold loan was oversubscribed in a single day. Subscriptions will remain open until tomorrow at 9 pm to allow town subscribers to file applications.

New York Aix Shahal J. Morgat and Company

New York Bars Try Total Rum Ban Party Mood

New York revelers last night tried to drink away the liquor ban as wakeful mourners filled cafes and hotels. Officials warned liquor laws would be enforced after midnight while Chicago clubs and hotels likewise planned mourning celebrations marking Prohibition.

New York Harley Daniel J. Porter United States Senue Yereyeo Chicago John

Intensive Campaign to Conserve Natural Gas

Washington January 16 a conference of public utility commissions geologists gas appliance makers and operators to curb waste in natural gas use by industries and homes an estimated fifty percent waste. A ten‑member committee will work with the Interior Department to push an educational campaign through state and local agencies. Open Shops Proposed Oklahoma City January 1 a meeting of Oklahoma employers will discuss making the state open shop nationwide economic policy.

Washington Interior Department Oklahoma City Okla Wate Oklahoma Ipmorran

Reginald de Koveny Victim of Stroke in Chicago

Reginald de Koven, American composer and conductor of operatic works and theater scores, died after a stroke in Chicago. He had recently overseen a production of Rip Van Winkle here and was linked to several New York musical companies. Born April 5, 1801, in Sid doi town, he contributed operas and songs, including Oh Promise Me and Rip Van Winkle, and served as founder of the Washington Symphony Orchestra.

Smicago Reginald de Keven Amarin Ami Caducter Aled de Kaven Oxford Suitigart Vylarance Prvis Vienna Beales New York de Koven Hele Nome Mra Thudson de Katon Wis Washington Symphony Orchestr Mlsu Candidtor Idee Vin Kinkle Cunfer Chigage Che Man-devin Koven Siddietown

Shipbuilding Frauds Involve Millions

Ban Prangisuo reports that government investigators uncover shipbuilding frauds tied to millions of dollars in contracts for government ships in Oregon Washington and California. William Widwell appointed chief assistant to the US attorney general to lead the inquiry, as Attorney General Palmer weighs the scope and impact of alleged graft on Pacific coast shipyards and U S shipping interests.

Ban Prangisuo Oregon Washington California William Widwell Speeral Ue Treasury Hepturhnent Specti United States Bert Sehlestainger Palmer Graf Pacific Coast Hav Av Semalihe Unitet Sittes Shipping

Professor Joseph J Daynes Dies in L A Hospital

Professor Joseph J Daynes founder of the Payne Beebe M1 company and noted organist and hymn composer died at Los Angeles hospital after returning from California with his son Raymond Daynes. He was 32 but the text is garbled. He previously led the Paynes Beebe enterprise and served as organist at a local church.

Sacp Lake Joseph Oj. Daynes Paynes Beebe M1 Company Tabeermach B. Thorch Prakn Buy Daynes Salt Tike Paynes and Raymond Daynes Lons Angeles Calif Waynes

Bolshevik Advances and British War Reports Amid Turmoil

Readable fragments describe Bolshevik advances toward the Caucasus and threats to Turkey India Afghanistan with Britain and allies coordinating with Premier Lloyd George on military and naval actions. The report notes internal turmoil, the collapse of Russian forces, and potential Russian influence across the Near East. A separate line mentions a jailer shooting by a bootlegger in Minot, North Dakota, with the bootlegger killed and the jailer wounded as authorities pursue the suspect.

Lonugn Jans Shast Holshevik India Deulkine South Russia trans-Caypla Near East Turkey Afghanistan

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