Count Karolyi Against Treaty Sparked by Hungary Crisis
July 18 report from Budapest cites Count Michael Karolyi, former president of Hungary’s republic, denouncing the peace treaty as ruinous. He argues borders are unjust and free trade absent, warning central Europe risks more conflict. He blames German leaders and bankers, urging decisive action against bolshevik influence and the treaty’s terms.
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Budapest
Associated Press
Amer Rught
Michael Ka- Ieh
Hun
Mirkin Republic
Hungary
Europe
Paris
Germany
League of Actions
Ludendorffs
St. Helena
Attempt to Fly From Wichita to New York Goes Wrong
An early daylight attempt to fly from Wichita to New York by engineer F. Kettering and pilot Howard Rheibart ended near Wichita when engine trouble forced a descent thirty miles east of the city. The flight began at 7:40 AM with plans to reach Minneola Tong Island by 6 PM the same day.
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Wichita
Kan
New York
F. Kettering
Dayton
Kettering
Howard Rheibart
Minneola
Tong Island
al Go
Forest Service backs Rich County Road plan against misimpression
In a letter to the Ogden Standard editor, Forest Service officials defend support for a Rich County road between Jal , Huntsville and Beer Creek. They explain preliminary funding of 15 000 and explain route analyses favor the Hardware Ranch to Bear Lake corridor over Monte Cristo. They warn the public and officials against misinterpretation and confirm possible federal aid limits.
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Rich County Road
Forest Service
Ogden Standard
Ogden
Jiuntsville
Tg Beer Dake
Forester
Secretary of Agriculture
Yellowstone National Park
Wi Ligual
Mante Criato Division
Cache National Forest
Ming
Martin
Gshleh
Evanston
Weber Canyon
Take
Hardware Ranch
lTuntsville
Tis
Monte Cristo
Celt
Ggaden Valley
Heart Lake Valley
I. F
Kneipp
Mstrict Paregler
Treaty Should Not Be Amended In Any Way
President Wilson remained firm that the peace treaty and league covenant be ratified without reservations. Senator Capper after a White House conference backed the stance that reservations abroad would misrepresent the covenant and set a dangerous precedent. Capper claimed the president discussed the Shanlung settlement at length and held back the specifics.
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Washington
Wilson
League of Nations
Capper
Kangana
White House
Taeta
Shanlung
Postage on Airplane Mail Reduced to Two Cents a Ounce
Washington dispatch reports Postmaster Gene Burleson sets air mail postage at two cents per ounce for first class mail, aligning air mail with surface rates and standard transportation terms. Also notes resignation from the Farm Loan Board as Reatana Ann of Everett Quick, Berkeley Springs, West Virginia, left her post.
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Washington
Gene Burleson
Reatana- Ann
Evertert Quick
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Farm Loan Board
Wee Anp
Business expert explains high prices and labor shortage
George A. Van Smith of Anglo & London National Bank of San Francisco, visiting Ogden, cites inflation and a labor shortage as key factors in rising prices. He notes the dollar's value has fallen to about 57 or 68 cents and that wages for lumber workers have doubled, with broader construction costs climbing. He warns abrupt price drops would trigger panic and expects slow stabilization.
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United States
George A. van Smith
Caadler
Anglo & London Juris Ntional Dank
San Francesco
Ogden
Hia
Naka
van Smith
Hod
Standard Today
Jie
Vac Smith
United States Army
Ina
Matiny
Van
Smith
Heer
Cass
Europe
Pioneer Baseball Pioneer Hart Dies in Chicago Home
James A. Hart, a pioneer of baseball and former president and owner of the Chicago National League club, died at his home in Chicago. French women denied vote. Paris report: senate electoral committee favors unfavorably the bill granting women the vote, reversing the deputy chamber's approval.
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Chicago
James A. Hart
Paris
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
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