May air at 6:59 Lenox needs to a NC 2 bulke
Fragmentary OCR notes show a time 6 59 and place Lenox with NC and a brief item about a two bulke. No clear event names or entities to confirm.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1919
Page
9
Peace Messages From Presidents and Monarchs Unite After War
London June 29. Peace messages from President Wilson and rulers of Japan Spain and others greet the signing of the peace and the League of Nations covenant. They express praise for the terms, hope for a just and enduring era of cooperation, and best wishes for the United States and its leaders. The piece ends with a local note about a fireproof building in Ogden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Wilson
Mall
Itate Hall
Ian
League of Nations
Ito International
Cross Roads
Howeover
Yoshohito
Japan
Alphonso
Spain
United States of America
Common Council of Amity and Co-Operation
United States
Miss Moyer Plans Women’s Label League In Ogden
Miss Alice Moyer of Denver will headline tonight at 8:30 in the Eagles ball on Grant avenue for a meeting of housewives to organize the Women’s Label League. The league aims to end sweatshop conditions, promote wholesome foods, and create a label indicating clean production. Local labor leaders back the effort and encourage women to join and pledge to buy only labeled goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Grant Avenue
Alice
Moyer
Denver
Women's Label League
Ite Labor Organizations
Ogden
Ieggus
Miss Moyer
League
Ogden Trades and Labor Assembly
Trade boards discuss U S free ports among major cities
Representatives from San Francisco Philadelphia New Orleans Dallas Savannah Chicago Boston St Louis Detroit Cincinnati Oakland San Diego Seattle Tacoma Newport News and other ports met in New York to discuss establishing free ports in the United States. William Kent of the tariff commission was invited to explain why the panel favors free ports and outline the Sandera Sheppard free zone bill amid congressional consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chambers of Cammerce
Boams of Trade
San Francisco
Philadelphia
New Orleans
Dallimore
Savannah
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Detroit
Cincinnati
Oakland
San Diego
Seattle
Tacoma
Newport News
Mublie
Yempals
Bellingham
Wash. Net
United States
William Kent
United States Tariff Commission
Alec
Congress
Ford libel suit resumed today in Mount Clemens
The Detroit area libel case against Henry Ford’s paper is heard again as Clifford Reyrpond testifies about editorial origins and intent. Raymond, Tribune editor since 1898, says he authored the June 23 1916 piece titled Ford Ja An Soarchist and discusses publishers Colonel McCormick and Captain Patterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Clemens
Nich
Clifford
Reyrpond
Henry
Teaga Daily Tribune
Weymouth Kirkland
The
Tribune
Raymond
Tha Tribune
Howliners
Afr
Pord
Ford
International Harvester
Germany
Alfred Lucking
Mexico
Lucking
Patterson
Tueria
Simmond
Tiffany Drake
Ford Ja
McCorrick
Earthquakes Near Florence Cause Heavy Losses
Rome June 20 One hundred twenty people are estimated dead in and near Vicchia after a major earthquake center near Florence. Vicchia is ruined and several villages destroyed. Rome reports further shocks felt as far as Venice with victims at Borgo San Lorenzo and Micciano. Seismic activity isolates Stegsilo and damages local houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Vicchia
The
Earth Movement
Florence
Tempo
Venice
Borgo San Lorenz
Micomano
Stegsilo
Fiorenca Sunray Night
Peace treaty updates from Paris and allies outbreak
Paris dispatches report Clemenceau defending peace terms in the chamber as Germany’s delegation departs for home. Allied unity remains essential as signatures are followed by ongoing talks on Austrian and other treaties under Lansing’s temporary leadership. Switzerland rejoices at the Vernallies reply, while London greets Lloyd George and celebratory services mark the historic signing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Une
Chamber of Deputies
Clemenceau
Wordeaux
Switzerland
Geneva
Vernallies
Mount Blanca
Matterhorn
Ed Presa
Wilson
Lansing
United States
Frank Polk
Pagistapi
Henry White E
Tad Col
Houee
London
General Bliss
Parks
Chinese Peace Envoys Remain in Conference Despite Return
Pari June 26 Chinese delegates are not regarded as withdrawn from the peace conference and will continue to take part in deliberations. The delegation awaits instructions from Peking and proposed to sign at today’s session if permitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pari
Peking
Sigs
Lawsuit Over Breach of Promise Involving Gustav Schirmer Publisher
Millionaire music publisher Gustav Schirmer is being sued for 260000 alleging breach of promise. Plaintiff claims Mite Fisher accepted 1000 to purchase peace and prevent scandal, asserting she was engaged to a Clare lender and had lived in New York under wealthy men's protection. Fisher counters seeking courts to reveal men she expected to marry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustav Schirmer
Schirmer
Mite Fisher
New York
Misa Fisher
Tor
Thousands of Educators Meet in National Education Association
Thousands of educators from across the United States gather in Milwaukee to attend the fifty-seventh annual convention of the National Education Association. Although main proceedings begin tonight, teachers have started activities this afternoon with departmental sessions and a national council of education meeting to discuss rural school advancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Pss
United States
National Education Asociation
the Nations
Council of Education
North Ogden Sunday School Reorganization
North Ogden notes report a Sunday morning reorganization of the town's Sunday school. Assistant Stake Superintendent John Blaylock moved to second place. Joseph Folkman promoted to first assistant, and John William Gibson set apart to second place by stake officials. Mrs Gilland of Nebraska is reported to have arrived Thursday and is enjoying a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ogden
John (. Blaylock
Joseph Folkman
John William Gibson
George E. Brown
Stake High Council
John Q. Blaylock
Stake Sunday School Board
Flte Gulland
Nebraska
Pleasant Fourth of July program in ward listing features
A Salt Lake templar wedding joins Mary J Chadwick Shaw and Rhoda Slauffer of Montpelier Idaho. A town Fourth of July program in North Ogden includes a long band lineup, readings, songs, and speeches with "Uncle Sam" and a big afternoon and evening program, chaired by local leaders and supported by ward and primary association board members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances’ Cooley Ward
Janet Ward
Josebh Albert Shaw
Elijah
Mary J. Chadwick Shaw
Salt Lake Templa
Mian Rhoda Slauffer
John M. Salley
Soryleen
Wand Barn
Muele
Frayer
John W. Gibson
Arthur G. Derrett and Company
Marguerite Rogers
Pathgrew Brothers
Uncle Sam
Billy Brows
Borg
Elms Storey
Karma Chadwick
Eva Jones
Dervid C. Shape
Nephi J. Brown
Lerd Blaylock
Byron Chadwick
Frank Huband
George E. Randall
Daybrese
Lolstad
John H. Johnson
Heber J. Raedall
United States
William N. Barker
Italy
Clyde
Campbell Flor
Japan
Alfred Ford
Fraygee
Fred &. Gerner
Great Britain
Svenlie
Earl Chadwick
American Campa
Qimary Association
Ogden
Durling Forte
Bes Always Attends Noted Occasion Amid Similar Events
Bes Always attended a sequence of comparable events, marking the occasion as a notable success. The gathering featured familiar participants and echoed prior successes, underscoring ongoing momentum and recognition for the involved party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bes
Hooper Fourth of July celebration set with university oration
Hooper plans a Independence Day celebration featuring University of Utah Professor G Fellows delivering the day’s oration. A morning program starts at 9:30 with a band concert including impersonations by Mere Mae Culler and music by Marcellus Smith. Afternoon events aim to entertain all ages as organizers anticipate a large turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kl Hooper
University of Utah
Wil Delver
Mere Mae C. Culler
Salt Lake
Marcellus Bmitb
Tote Ely
Rome
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