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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1919
Page
12
A reporting dispute centers on Oregon and other states over subscriptions to the Liberty Victory Loan. Officials suggest prior over subscriptions in some states were bank guaranteed, while Oregon aims to show it raised the quota from small popular subscriptions alone. Treasury will investigate Iowa Michigan figures amid a national goal of 4.5 billion.
Conservative leaders pledged backing for Premier Mauriaa’s budget and public‑order policy. In upcoming elections Alejandro Alvarez voiced sympathy with labor but opposed Bolshevism, predicting power through popular support amid turmoil and talk of kingly restoration.
Officials from the bureau of mines say their analysis of the May Day explosive devices has progressed to identify the dynamite as being of Amor manufacture. They expect the producing firm to be identified from chemical formulas, with possible suspects traced through reperpetrators and the firm name.
Washington dispatch reports early convoy units leaving France include the 272nd and 274th military police companies, hospital and sanitary teams, veterinary sections, mobile and base hospitals, and engineer companies among others. New York notes the steamship Savoie brought 316 casualties, including Brigadier General John L. Bennett, with troops from Iowa, California and Texas.
A translated Austro German manifesto attacks Wilson and the fourteen points, alleging his approval of the London treaty would cede the Tyrol and northern regions to Italy. It claims Germany and Austria would restrain southern Tyrolean self rule, threatening a broader crisis if Britain pushes further.
Berlin dispatch reports German peace delegates at Versailles complain of French barriers to movement and interviews. German writer describes a stenographer's attempt to buy tooth powder causing a diplomatic incident and notes high prices and stricter access for Allied reporters compared with Berlin.
TARIS May 4 The French cabinet shows favorable interest in the peace treaty draft. Belgian foreign minister Usman is noted as present with no counterproposals from the Reich. The piece references a large payment and terms for clearing war-related conditions.
A fragmented catalog note advertises Bliss Native Herb Table claiming benefits for women, including kidney and digestion support, with pricing around 209 and several claims of long lasting effects. The text mentions retailing details, discounts, and warranty style assurances in a period newspaper tone.
Los Angeles May 5. A wage dispute at the Los Angeles Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co in San Pedro ended after a workers’ walkout. About 6,009 employees returned to work under an agreement that preserves open shop policy while promising wage and working condition discussions.
Reporters were not admitted as about fifty deputized officers stood nearby while W W national convention delegates gathered in Chicago. Alderman Walter Steffen said no city council resolution would be introduced to suppress the meeting. Helen Gibson appears in several films at the COZY, with Harry Carey set for a six reel showcase next week.
An advertisement urges relief for overworked nerves and fatigue using Cademene Tablets. It touts them as a powerful tonic improving digestion, circulation, and overall strength, warning against stimulants. The claim is that the product restores health and vigor, with endorsements from manufacturers and distributors.
The Supreme Court upheld an injunction against trade enforcement of Interstate Commerce Commission orders issued December 39, 1916, raising iron and freight rates from Pittsburgh and other territories to Seattle, Wash. This decision came on May 1. An Oklahoma City report notes Marland Refining Co of Ponca City bought one million dollars in Victory Liberty bonds, the largest such purchase west of the Mississippi.
Hallam helps Princess Sabina and Father Pokof flee Grodnia amid mob fury and border peril. Sabina contemplates future in America while Hallam negotiates safe passage, offering aid and promising contact from New York.
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