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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1920
Page
8
A fragmented notice states Legion events with a general, Jack Dersawey, as challenge holder, facing discharge or record issues. The message mentions American Legion headquarters and potential response by officials, with references to national commands and past soldiers. The wording is unclear but centers on eligibility and upcoming actions within the Legion.
The postwar terms presented to Hungary gave 15 days to reply. Count Apponyi led the Hungarian delegation in the audience with Prime Ministers Clemenceau Lloyd George and others. Clemenceau announced a brief address and verbal explanation would be allowed without discussion. The council would question Count Apponyi tomorrow in a five minute ceremony.
The ad claims piles can be cured in six to fourteen days with PAZO Ointment. It promises relief from itching burning and bleeding and urges immediate first application for relief. It uses persuasive language about quick, noticeable improvements and suggests the ointment stops irritation and soothes the affected area.
Mexican finance minister Luis Cabrera in Carranza’s cabinet will testify before the U S Senate on Mexican affairs. Senator Fall of New Mexico invites Cabrera to Mexico City to learn what Mexico really is and he will reply with the invitation. Also notes UC Berkeley is largest U S university with 9685 students. London reports railway unions accept government settlement offer on wage demands.
An advertisement extols Wyatt’s Sage and Sulphur Compound for deepening gray hair at home. It promises natural darkening with a rinse-like application, claiming a single strand test shows gray hair vanish and a youthful, glossy result. The copy urges immediate purchase from drug stores.
Washington January 15 The Coal Commission will meet Monday to examine witnesses as it studies the mass of statistical data on the bituminous coal strike. Phil H. Pete of the Indiana Coal Operators association argued that conservative bargaining without responsibility harms all parties.
An old advertisement urges readers to use pure powdered magnesia after meals to neutralize stomach acids. It claims immediate relief from sourness gas and heaviness, allowing you to eat almost anything without pain or discomfort.
The Senate passed the waterpower bill after a decade long struggle and it heads to conference to resolve House and Senate differences. A final enactment is expected within a few weeks as the vote stood two to eighteen with earlier amendments reconsidered and a government license clause omitted. The item notes the involvement of the House and Senate in drafting the final provisions and mentions a change to licensing terms.
In LANCOPN Nebraska a legal fight seeks to halt executions of Alle n. Ghiananiee and Alson UV. tole for the murder of Mrs. Mal GQ. Vogt near Biba Nebraska. A county district court will hear the Grammer case while Cole proceeds in United States district court. Evocation time to be set late tomorrow to allow for legal actions for the spared men.
Washington January 15 Democrats failed to elect a party leader as deadlock persisted. Sen. Hur vate candidates Nebrask Hitchrack and Alabama Underwood led the caucus with two ballots at 1 to 19. Georgia Sen. Smth withheld his vote as the group prepared to reconvene after Secretary Ghuss, realigning support for Underwood.
Jack Kearns, Dempsey's manager, released a signed statement defending the heavyweight champion and denying draft evasion accusations. He said he had telegraphed the national commander of the American Legion in Indianapolis seeking an opportunity for Dempsey to testify before the supreme council on his wartime record. The move follows local posts passing resolutions condemning Dempsey as a slacker and draft dodger.
Advertisement claims old garments can be revived with Diamond Dyes Audvanteed to give new color on wool silk linen cotton or blends. The packaging directions promise a simple process and a Diamond Dye color card to match any material with minimal risk.
RENO Nev Jan 16 Republican leaders from various Nevada counties welcomed Will Hays as he urged statewide reorganization and infusion of new blood. He highlighted Nevada's three electoral votes and a potential Republican senator as possibilities for next November. A county party conference followed, with plans for a future meeting to organize a new steering committee to direct the campaign.
Douglas, js. Sa 16 Jose Francisco Martinez, chief of the claim bureau in Mexico City, arrives en route to Washington as a delegate to a Pan American financial conference. He cites claims against the Carranza government for depredations by bandit bands, with indemnity demands exceeding twenty eight million dollars. A special commission authorized by Carvanga will begin work on March 1 to consider the claims of American and other subjects.
An advertisement touts Stuart's Calcium Wafers and Alvare's Calomel Waters as skin remedies promising clear complexions with simple use after meals. Wafers reportedly sold in drug stores nationwide at 50 cents a box. Also notes the death of Marlon Gr 77, described as related to President Wilson. mentions a Chicago regiment veteran with a long career in banking and railroads.
Washington debate outlines not increasing navy personnel for the present year while proposing a large expansion of capital ships. A force of 688 ships is urged, with 17 dreadnoughts to join Great Britain and the Callier class fleet, and a proposal to break up many older vessels.
An ad touts Jnd Salts as a cure to flush kidneys and prevent uric acid buildup from meat. It claims relief from back pain, headaches, and sleeplessness, promoting daily use and a lemony effervescent drink as a safe, inexpensive kidney cleanser.
Washington Jan 16 A conference today between informal Republicans and Democrats prominent in the reform to reach a compromise on the peace treaty was arranged Sen ator Lost Republican leader and Benatere New Indiana Keltogs Minnesota Lerroot Wisconsin were to meet with Senator Ifncconk of Nebraska administration leader Benato Owen of Oklahoma and two or three other Dewbanrati No new program of compromise reservations had been prepared for with mesion in the Republicans Owen said.
An old style advertisement claims Pape's Cold Compound quickly eases cold misery. It touts two hour dosing, free from purgatives, with promises of clearing nasal congestion, headaches, fever, sneezing, and fatigue for only a few cents.
Paris reports fashion in artificial teeth for the coming season with snug fitting cushions using the dental plate comfort powder Corega. The antiseptic adhesive promises security for wearers enabling comfortable mastication and relaxed facial muscles. Sold for 35c at druggists and dental depts.
New York January 1. Books on the manufacture of alcohol will remain in the New York Public Library deferment department. The decision was announced today by Victorian Modehy Anderson. Reports of cash-seeking business loany were disputed as wrong.Federal reserve fixed high interest and discount rates. Stock traders faced losses as Liberty bonds were used to protect accounts. The selling movement grew more general in interior states than in New York. Classified ads noted the situation.
Articles note library shelves emptied in Springfield and New Havex regions amid prohibition plans. Mention of a bank closure in Valparaiso, with $160,000 to $175,000 in assets and doubtful paper. General Laverty heads to court on a fatal health reports case. A plane crash claims Maud Toomey, 28, of Spoonfinch, Idaho.
Nathan G. Updike buys 75 percent stake in the Omaha Bee from the paper owner. The buyer says the paper will be independent of policies though it previously supported the Republican for president. Victor Rosewater, editor and leader of the Bee, will stay on.
A testimonial claims after many discouraging health issues a person could eat sparingly, now eating like a woodchopper. It credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with removing intestinal mucous, reducing inflammation, easing stomach cramps, and restoring well being. One dose is promised to convince or money refunded. Availability through A. R. Mettyro Drug Co. and drugpints everywhere.
TOISE Waho Jan 10 Precautions urged in buying commercial fertilizers due to borax content in some 1419 lots. Idaho extension specialist warns that borax at two pounds per acre marks safe units and that potassium fertilizer conditions show imported soda. U.S. Department of Agriculture inquiry continues.
VACOMA Waat Jon L0 Pralesiay warned Congress against the ebeteneie campaign of Indiacrintinale artests laliona of the cantonage law. The message, delivered at a district convention by acto kites representing TSN metal hades union workers of the Janifiey Jinan, followed growing protests.
An old advertisement touts Paper Diapepsin as a quick fix for indigestion, sour belching, and heartburn. It promises relief from stomach distress after taking one or two tablets and urges readers to buy the product, claiming it costs little and lets people eat favorite foods again.
A Cooper hangar accident left Seriously infurel ake dead and Trou tenant Hert Cole severely injured after an out of control plane crashed during an exhibition flight. The pilot expressed no rest, planning to resume work soon. The Bee was founded by Edward Rosewater in 1871 with Victor Rosewater becoming editor in 1908.
Banking interests in New York report heavy selling of Liberty Bonds since January 1. The rush appears driven by persistent demand and broad investor participation. Officials note steady activity across banks and financial institutions with strong early-year purchases shaping the market outlook.
United States District Attorney Joho aA Falo of the Western District of Oklahoma resigns to become a special assistant to Attorney General Palmer. The move, reported from Oklahoma City, signals a personnel shift in the federal legal office.
A garbled note describes symptoms from digestion and poisoning sensations. It mentions foggy head ache and stomach upset, claiming meals turn into poison and the system is overwhelmed by illness. No clear report or named entities are present.
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