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Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1920

Page

7

Former food head to back me up before senate

Washington hears Admiral Sims disclose cablegrams and statements showing Trebett Hoover ready to testify in the Navy war conduct inquiry. The testimony reveals delays in mobilizing ships, the department’s cautious policy, and plans to speed up destroyer and antisubmarine craft production to meet wartime needs.

Gimg Senate Washington Trebett Hoover Navy Sims Ivover One America Adiral Sims Alt Hoover Lhalrmany Admiral Sims Iurrney Naval Ton Dvo Navy Department United States Stits Siaeail

Salvador joins League of Nations amid turmoil in capital

In Salvador, the congress ratified the executive decree admitting Salvador as a member of the League of Nations, leaving Venezuela as the only remaining neutral state. Police reserves quelled a free for all at a Columbus Avenue restaurant after freshmen disrupted a dinner. Six arrests were made as the melee ended.

New York Columbus Avenues Columbia Yeoulde San Salvador Republic of Salysopheners Tador Congress of Salhin Shenyador de Iire Tee Salvador League of Nations

Allies Send Strong Note Demanding Action in Europe

Paris dispatch reports the League of Nations council to meet for the third time in Paris. Allies demand immediate penalties for outrages against inter allied officers in the Baltic during German evacuation. Belgrade urged to evacuate Radkersburg as Slavs occupy it contrary to conference decisions.

Council of League of Nations Paris Ambantarors Inter-Allied Commission Baltic States Belgrade Radkersburg Council of the League of Nations Tourgeoise Trance Arthur J. Balfour Tritanny Tomasio Tittoni Italy Baron Matsui Japan Count Quinenes de Leon Spain Gaston da Cunha Brazil Pan Humana Telefey Attios Romanos Greece M. Romanos Eliptherios Venezelos Council of the League of Nations Russia David Lloyporge Camel James E Drummond League of Natione

Young women flee party as unknown man pursues near Dr Brown home

At a party for Miss May Williams hosted by Dr W S Brown, several young women left with a man who approached them under an arc light. Police could not locate the assailant after pursuit along Twenty fifth Street and Eccles Avenue.

Wowler Hoyeral Ugder Narenwly Emimin Onney van Buren Avenue Tinay W. 8. Brown Jackson Avenue Mins May Willims Twenty-fifth Street Kenney Airin St Pal Eccles Avenue Brantancie Alsehine

Robber Rebs Robber: Both to Pay Penalty

New York report details a complex case where Youn P. Collins was convicted of a crime involving Frederick J. Robb. The pair tainted the underworld by posing as police to seize loot from an express car raid. Robb testified and faced sentencing on March 1.

New York Youn P. Collins Frederick J. Robb Enid Philadelphia iHobbs Toob Robb Collins Marc

Labor nominating picks for railroad wage board amid dispute

Washington labor groups name sixteen nominees for the railroad labor board with three to be chosen by the president and sent to the Senate for confirmation. Three railroad executives and three public representatives will join, but no final selections or public lists released yet.

Washington Alarah Railroad Labor Board Wich Senate Bxo Atte Ishop Crafts A. O. Wharton American Federation of Loho Jewel Mr. Wharton Paitroad Mniams Gani Wnarmnous James White House

Pershing to Inspect Panama Canal Zone Dispatch

General Pershing plans to leave around March 25 to visit and survey the Panama Canal Zone defenses. Police in Scranton guard a mine site amid two days of disturbances, breaking doors to gain entry and investigate alleged reckless activity.

Pershing Panama Canal Zone Scranton Ely Poatensig Oxford Ming People's Cost Company Preaker Washington Panama Rome

Women take lead, male decline voicing grim 1920s view

Washington March 11. Dr William J Hickson head of Chicago psycopathic laboratory declares decadence of the nation results from ascendancy gained by women in affairs. He says prohibition and Puritanism harm masculine vigor and birth rate falls as men imitate women and bow to reform.

Washington William J. Hickson Chicago Psycopathic Laboratory United States

Women claim seventy years of suffrage victory

National American Woman Suffrage Association president Mrs. Carre Chipman Catt hailed West Virginia’s ratification of the federal suffrage amendment. She said the 70 year battle is over and American women are enfranchised, while urging careful, endorsed steps for future actions. West Virginia’s ratification followed a tense period as Washington and Delaware lawmakers met in a special session.

New York Carre Chipman Catt National American Woman Suffrage Isauet Herg West Virgnia West Virginia Washington and Delaware Anerica

Locomotives for Russia Taxed in New Jersey Bid

In Paterson New Jersey a tax claim totaling 10 000 on 47 locomotives built for Russia during the war year has been filed. Coasters Brothers of New York acted as agents for both czarist and Kerensky forces and the mayor Van Noort reported the matter. The state department asserts the locomotives valued at 590 004 are taxable.

Paterron N. J Maren Weomonveg Coasters Brothers New York van Noort

Wilson receives coal strike board report

Washington March 11 the report of the coal strike settlement commission was sent to President Wilson for approval before publication. Officials would not disclose its contents nor confirm reports that the commission had recommended a 25 percent wage increase for bituminous miners.

Washrington Coal Atrite Settlement Commission Iealdent Wilson

Pasadena Woman Loses Jewelry in Car Crash

Pasadena woman Mare di Mre Bloch of Varadena reported to the sheriff that a collision near Qoonalig caused a touring car to strike her vehicle, injuring her, her daughter, and a chauffeur. A satchel with jewels vanished, and the other car and occupants left the scene.

Los Angeles Mare di S. Bloch Varadena Rabbel Qoonalig Cloch Hoch Fiden Leo Rone

Convention called by governors for Franklin K. Lane meeting

Washington March 11 Governors of several states named delegates to the national conference of community organization led by Franklin K Lane former secretary of the Interior The sessions aim to discuss neighborhood units combatting living conditions and a nonpartisan program of American neighborhood farmers for public questions

Washington Elegate National Conference of Community Organization Franklin K. Lane Secretary of the Interior Lana Isbaro

Villa Seizes Ambrigars for News, Declares Safe Return

Washington dispatch reports Pancho Villa claims he will treat visiting Americans as guests, offering safety and no harm while they are in his presence. He seeks dialogue to sway U.S. opinion and aims to coerce concessions by displaying amnesty while avoiding alarm among his adherents.

Washington Pancho Villa Ivan Villa War Department Mexico

Danger Seen in Soldier Bond Issue Hesitancy Raised

In March IL A bond issue of 2.59 billion dollars to pay adjusted compensation to former service members faced warnings. Secretary Tropston told the House Ways and Means Committee that tax increases to aid veterans would be less harmful than the proposed expenditure, which many called perilous for the public.

Miysteestuinn March Tropston House Ways and Means

Ice Jam Loosened By Airplane Bombs Reported

A damaged note reports that bombing by airplanes near the Svequelkamas river loosened the ice jam enough to permit some water and a small amount of ice to pass toward Chesapeake Bay. Officials planned to continue efforts to fully restore flow and reopen the area as repairs proceed.

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