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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1920
Page
5
The Netherlands replies to Paris on January 15 1920 denying a demand to hand over William of Hohenzollern for trial. It cites treaty articles and argues such actions would implicate Germany and stresses respect for international law while resisting coercive mandates.
New York dispatch notes steamship St Louis with a storied service record during two wars, later damaged by a painters torch fire while awaiting repairs. The vessel, once a key mail ship and armed wartime asset, faced months of rebuilding after the incident, underscoring enduring themes of national honor and international legal duties drawn from a larger Allied debate on neutrality and justice.
Billy Glasmann plans a February 1 return to the fight game with Frankie Murphy of Denver and Al Young of Salt Lake set as top-liners for the show. Murphy is noted for experience at 40, while Young aims to reach condition at Osten's gym. Both fighters seek a decision to boost earnings in future contests.
In January meetings, Pacific Coast president William M W McCarthy Teague Jr and San Francisco president Strub discussed launching future seasons with San Diego as a tentative site. Chicago Nationals manager Fred Tran is arranging a training camp in Pasadena for February 28. Yale recruit Nickalls travels to England February 21 to join rowing and church events. Gulliboat defeats Carl Mortis in a four round bout in New Haven. Sam Clapthan defeats Charles Toters in Idaho sling match.
New York reports a series of March meetings in Chicago with joint rules committee on February 9 and league sessions on February 10 21. The coverage notes anticipated significance of events and potential labor terms, with ongoing talks about interleague cooperation and conference outcomes.
David Caplan, convicted in the Tyree trial and jailed in Los Angeles, remains charged with nineteen murders. He has received a ten year sentence at San Quentin. Woolwine declined further action, noting Caplan already faced stiff penalties for conspiracy tied to early acts of the Salem investigation. Salem, Oregon Governor Cleet announced changes in state hospital and parole leadership. Tallis H. Compisa named successor as warden, replacing Dr. Lee Steiner, who steps into a former supervisory role. Warner resigns as Salem police chief and becomes parole officer overseeing the new arrangement.
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