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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1920
Page
6
Brussels dispatch reports relief in Allied circles as Dutch authorities may induce former Emperor William to face trial. An entente note suggests measures to persuade him to submit to the Allies, amid pressure over extradition and the fallout from Germany.
Paris notes Captain Tardieu resigns from ministerial post in Millerand government plan. Clemenceau cabinet resignations leave Millerand to form new ministry with Steeg as interior minister and Honnerat as public instruction minister.
Six members of the parliamentary labor body depart for Ireland to study conditions. The deputation includes Ammit, Henderson, Adams, Clynes, Wilson, Parker, and Smith. They will travel from Dublin to Belfast and Cork to gather views from diverse Irish opinion.
A fragmentary letter by Clemenceau asserts that a nation committed to liberty and justice must not shelter the principal author of a catastrophe. It urges preventing a repetition and implies political responsibility for sheltering implicated individuals. The piece references Thatch people, Milliopa, and Lilai in a charged context.
WAEHSAW Jan 19 Terms of peace with Bolsheviks fixed by Ukrainian government per Lemberg newspapers. They include recognition of Ukraine's independence, exchange of products with Russia, complete independence of Ukraine, withdrawal of Soviet forces from Ukrainian territory, and prevention of Ukrainian government with M. Magopa as premier. In exchange Tataria will enjoy similar rights in Ukraine on conditions not to monopolize.
Buenos Aires reports ongoing unrest as agricultural workers strike, with police patrolling Flermat and Infact after reports from Santa Fe province. Dispatches claim promoters seek to provoke unrest in the interior under the guise of sanitation, with several tests noted.
Secretary Laveloy withdrew earlier objections to building an all American canal along the California border. The project would deliver irrigation water to about 55,000 net acres in the Imperial valley, reducing dependence on Mexico. The withdrawal came in a letter to Rep Kinkaid, Nebraska Republican and chairman of the house committee.
Witnesses in a Senate foreign relations subcommittee inquiry into Bolshevik propaganda appeared today. Ludwig C. Marten, envoy to the United States, Gregory Weinstein, secretary to the naval attaché, and others were listed as heard or expected to testify amid deportation and arrest actions tied to radical activities.
Washington dispatch reports Senator Harding of Ohio, seeking real backing for the Republican nomination not mere perfunctory praise. He states if Ohio’s true preference is doubtful he wants voters to express it in the state primary. The piece notes the opening of campaign headquarters in Washington for Leonard Wood allies with Seavier Moats of New Hampshire as a coordinator.
A Senate subcommittee begins examining naval decorations as Secretary Daniels defends the Navy's conduct in World War I. Hear Admiral Sims and charges against Adm. Slaw are discussed as the panel delays conclusions until a full report is issued. The inquiry aims to shed light on destroyer assignments and convoy support amid wartime controversies.
Anti-toxin rushed from Washington to Fordham hospital and given to eight year old Lena Delbene, an olive polaa n g victim. If no complications arise, doctors say she will survive. Parents and relatives died after eating contaminated olives.
In Constantinople a large mass meeting voiced opposition to plans to partition the Turkish empire. Resolutions demand Smyrna’s evacuation by the Greeks, urge immediate peace, and insist on Turkish sovereignty where Turks are majority. The measures pledge safeguarding rights of minorities and will be sent to the Entente powers.
Unclear OCR text discusses a court challenge to a prohibition amendment. It mentions the Supreme Court and state authority to block enforcement. The readable fragments name Washington and Rhode Island as locales or references.
An army transport, Paxchillin, reported in distress off New York harbor. Passenger safety, leakage and possible mine damage described. ship expected to stay afloat for several days as nearby vessels and the Powhatan freight line respond. Powhatan left New York Friday for Antwerp.
Mexican citizens are urged to refuse to disclose internal affairs to the United States Senate subcommittee on foreign affairs under threat of prosecution for kindred offenses. The manifesto, issued by the Mexican Secretariat on Foreign Relations, was released by Alberto Hult Saroval, the consul general in El Paso. A second item notes arrival of Swiss minister Marc Peter in New York aboard the Byrnesbbey.
The second Pan American Congress opened in Washington with leaders from across the western hemisphere gathering to discuss international problems arising from postwar reconstruction. Key figures including Secretary Lansing and John Barrett spoke on unity, cooperation, and peaceful aims for the Americas, while President Wilson's message urged selfless action and shared responsibility among republics.
Dr. Jore Cals Tamayo won Ecuador's presidency by a large liberal vote to lead a four year term starting next September. Inter Fllzalde reported Tamayo, a former president and cabinet member, secured the victory in elections held four days earlier. A separate coastal incident notes a freighter disabled off Cape May towed toward New York with a cargo bound for Havana valued at $2,006,000.
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