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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1919
Page
1
Vienna dispatch reports President Beltz warns of weak peace demands from the Allies. He laments lack of power to enforce terms on German Austria and predicts repercussions for those who shape them. The message expresses despair over the allied stance and fears Bolshevik influence as bad for the war effort.
A formal protest letter from the German peace delegation objects to occupation policies at the peace conference. It accuses powers of arbitrary land protection favoring attendees and hindering loyal Germans from countering threats. The plea seeks fair treatment and secure conditions for German nationals.
Washington June 5 Records show many aliens caught in the police dragnet after last Monday night’s bombing may face deportation. Data indicate those not directly linked to the plot are being forwarded to immigration authorities for possible removal. At least thirty suspects are expected to be deprived of citizenship papers as the administration prepares to discuss the matter.
A street cart toppled on Sixth Street at about 6 o clock injuring many. The crash triggered a fire alarm. responders arrived as ambulances and cars ferried injured to nearby hospitals. Officials list numerous victims with varying injuries and uncertain recoveries.
New York detectives chase collars worn by a bomb thrower after an attack damaged Attorney Jeveral A. Mitellel’s Washington residence. Photographic copies of the collar were sent from Washington, with police reporting a note and materials found at the scene including literature bearing pen name dates. The investigation extends to surrounding districts as authorities seek clues to the blast that killed a person.
June 6 report from Patus notes Conference circles expect a reply from the four powers to Germany's counter proposal on Silesia and related matters. Officials discuss economic adjustments and political settlements while awaiting a reply that could come next week or Monday, with Clemenceau and Wilson aligning toward a moderate modification of the treaty.
Washington, Mine a. Senate Jones of Washington said he was assured by many opposed to prohibition that the measure would be enforced strictly. Leaders like Fess and Totussil indicated support for a committee to oversee enforcement and possible continuation of wartime provisions.
Recreation. golf. Sir Albert Slantey figures in a Who's Who sketch as he plans to pursue titles on the links after a long career. He rose from messenger boy with the Detroit street railway to general manager and director roles in major transit firms, but war service has wearied him and he now seeks a period of recovery.
The text names former Representative Hobson of Alabama and others such as Dr. Robert lercord, Swiss official from Lausanne, W. J. Alileon of the Scottish Temperance Association, and Rev. Henry Curler leader of a British traffic control board, as participants at a convention.
Ottawa June 5 Canada’s total debt for the current year will reach 1 950 000 000 dollars a figure equaling 220 per person Minister of Finance Sir Thomas White told the House of Commons The annual interest on the debt would be about 115 000 000 dollars Expenditures excluding pensions are around 95 000 000 to 46 000 000 annually A major income tax increase is proposed to meet obligations The tariff plan includes free imports of wheat wheat flour and potatoes from other countries for a period of ten years plus a sizable tariff reduction on agricultural implements
Postmaster General Burleson issues an order returning telephone and telegraph systems to private ownership, while existing rates remain in effect. The formal directive accompanies the placement of this move, with discharge of implied obligations upheld and related definitions remaining in force.
Utah news notes no plan for a special session to vote on Susan B. Anthony constitutional suffrage. Gov Simon Dampbergre states no urgent questions justify a call before 1921, with next regular session anticipated in 1691.
In Fairfield California a gas fire killed numerous insects, described as a black cloud over fields. The event disrupted nearby towns as flames and heat swept the area, prompting emergency measures and warnings to residents about airborne danger.
Senate debate over the peace treaty shifts from publication to principles as charges of partisanship emerge. Senators Hitchcock Borah Lodge clash with President Wilson, while Secretary Polk denies unauthorised release of treaty sections to New York financial interests.
Mount Clemens Michigan June reports witness deposition in Ford libel suit against the Tribune alleging pro German bias. Testimony expected to broaden defense by showing editorials and cartoons aimed to illustrate malice behind the Tribune’s June 23 1916 editorial. Witnesses and connections to Harvester and McCormick interests featured.
Dispersal in Dublin led to gunfire injuring one girl and three others as police confronted a forbidden gathering marking James Connolly’s birth anniversary. Local authorities blamed the crowd for the unrest and promised investigation.
A Massachusetts senator's dispute prompts Tadge to claim a newspaper man misrepresented him about treaty clauses. Polk issues a statement denying claims that financial sections were controlled by New York interests. Separately, Jackson prison audit reveals a large cash and accounting shortfall, with calls for grand jury review and extensive mismanagement.
Lansing report shows Detroit Trust Company accounts submitted to the legislature reveal a large shortfall in the Michigan State Prison fund. Details indicate an enormous sum remains unaccounted for in the state financial records.
June 5 report notes Czecho-Slovaks welcomed Austrian border terms. Key figures include M Tener and the foreign minister Kaa, with clauses securing national life for Slovak regions such as Bohemia and Moravia. Los Angeles Victory and Oakland game updates appear in the same column.
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