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Newspaper

Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1919

Page

13

Brazil Praises United States Aid During War

In a May briefing Senor Delfi Moreira read the message from President Alves praising allied support in World War II. He noted exports to the United States rose and thanked Americans for aiding Brazil's war effort, including military education for Brazilian officers in the United States and technical exchanges.

Janeiro Cocescss Delfi Moreira Brasil Alves Senor Senor Moreira Brazil Ger United States Yitri

Campaign for U S Ownership of Telegraph Lines

Washington May 4 A nationwide push for U S government ownership of telegraph lines will be launched by the Commercial Telegraphers Union of America. Former international president J Small told the Washington locals that criticism of Postmaster General Thirleson’s administration has been misread as opposition to government ownership.

Ashington Cation

Hungary Protests Seizure of Legation in Vienna

London May 5 Hungarian government protests indignantly over seizure of the Hungarian legation in Vienna. It demands Austrian action against those involved and warns of reciprocal moves against the Trans-Austrian legation in Budapest if satisfaction is not given. Also reports Hungarian soviet forces recaptured Szolnok on the Theiss river from the Rumanians.

London Viena Budapest Ing Hungary Szolnok

Reception for 362nd Infantry at Salt Lake

A grand reception greeted the 362nd Infantry at Salt Lake as they returned from Fort D. A. Trussell Wy. The crowd packed the depot and cheered as soldiers alighted. Families passed barriers to reach the platform while hats waved and flags flew. A recruitment ad for trade training appeared amid the scene, promising paid learning with permanent employment.

Snd Infantry Fort D. A. Trussell Wya Albert W. Warner Hanneia

Ireland Seeks Full Independence From Great Britain

NEW YORK May Ireland's position at the peace conference is for complete separation from Britain and full independence. State Supreme Court Justice Center Colahan, chair of the Irish race convention in Philadelphia, issued a statement to clarify misunderstandings about Ireland's aims, denying claims that Dublin seeks only reforms and partial changes.

New York Ireland State Supreme Court Justice Center Cohalan Philadelphia Uries Frank P. Walsh Dlened Dunhe Michael J. Hywn Paris Hobhalan Friends of England

Factories in Belgians’ Huns Rim Seized Machinery Reported

AP dispatch notes German seizure of hundreds of tons of steel and thousands of industrial pieces from France Belgium and other Allies after the war. Reports list rare electric cranes eighty ton steel roller motors and various machinery from Italy Belgium and Peano distributed by district manufacturers through local burgomasters.

Noblenz Associated Press France Bellung Ssill Iiteriovry Italy Belgium Peano Sif- Men Industries Aimer Jean

Veterans to attend Utah department encampment excursion

Members of the Dix Logan No 3 Department of Utah I A 2 WHE journey to Salt Lake for the annual Utah encampment. Excursion rates granted by the Chamberer Bloc company reduce the price. Tickets available tomorrow morning from FT. TS. Steetu at the Ranch gate or the Chamberger office.

Dix Logan No. 3 Department of Utah I. A Salt Laka Utah Department Dambergar Block Company FT. TS. Steetu Ranch Cate Uamberger

Chinese Grow More Indignant Over Settlement

Paris May 4 The Chinese press bureau issued a statement on the Kiao Chao Shantung settlement saying no official details reached the Chinese delegation and that the draft clauses give Japan far more than Germany once held in Shantung. It condemns the settlement as unjust and warns of risk to Chinese sovereignty and interests. A protest over the award to Japan was voiced by the Chinese chamber of commerce in San Francisco. Chinese students urged protests nationwide. Also reported an attempted assassination of Russian commander Horvath at Harbin.

Paris Associated Press Chinese Press Bureau Today Afhrr Kiao-Chau-Shantung Shantung Thae-Chaw Shantung Kiao-Chai Germany Shanturg Japan Taung-Tao-China Teung-Tau Shanghai Tsin-Tan Chofon Kizo-Chau China Tein-Tao Rghma Manchuria Jspan San Pranciado Mar Chinese Chamber of Commerce University of California Vlafhvostok Montreal Sife Treutensant Horvath Harbin Ha Aasafant Bourire

The Golden Spike Moment at Promontory Summit

The May 10 ceremony at Ogden marks the completion of the Pacific rail corridor linking the Union Pacific and Central Pacific lines. Notable figures including Abraham Lincoln are celebrated for aiding transportation progress and the opening of a new era in American civil commerce.

Yeomen Free Dance Night at West of Work Hall May 9

Yeomen invite friends to a free dance in the West of Work hall on Friday May 9. The notice names the hall location at 3531 and encourages attendance with a casual communal tone.

W. O. W. Hall

Greece Thanks U5 Red Cross For Timely Aid

Greece thanks the United States and the American Red Cross for relief after war exhaustion. The Red Cross set relief stations and ferried supplies to Bulgaria, Thrace, and Macedonia, aiding refugees amid typhus and hardship. American personnel risked illness and death, with several officers and nurses affected while caring for survivors and feeding thousands.

Greece RED Cross Snantus Unite States Infthetaal America Alexeder Venlaélon Y Fasei Ned Cru Bulgaria Tarsey Macedonia

Call on J. J. Brumsmitt for Liberty bonds sale

Property dealer J. J. Brumsmitt located at 12417 Hudson Avenue invites readers to contact him if they wish to sell Liberty bonds. Phone number 59 listed for inquiries.

J. J. Brumsmitt Hudson Avenue

Transports Due Soon in New York Navy Area

A May 5 dispatch reports several Army transports due in New York this week. Units include 63rd Infantry Brigade HQ with six convoys and eight casualties, and detachments from the 226th Infantry and 2nd Infantry detachments. Also listed are troops from the 3rd Infantry Brigade and 1st Artillery, with various medical detachments and convoys expected May 7 to May 1.

Washington Northea New York Bate Tliony William R. Simedberg Infantey Bilanders Antonio Lopez Te Ifantey Dodie New Yorks Wendqiartera X2ame Wea Shere Ord Natice

Mrs. Johanna Larson Dies at Home on Eighteenth Street

Mrs. Johanna Larson dies at her home on Eighteenth Street after a long illness, born in Sweden on September 18, 1848. She married in Sweden, converted to the U.S. church in 1871, and moved to Ithia country. A well known worker in the church’s Relief Society, she leaves a large family. Funeral arrangements to be announced. body taken to Abe Lindquist Undertaking Chapel for burial preparations.

Johanna, Garnon Eric Larsnn Sweden Ithia Reller Society of the Church I Baron Harry ‘Tord Rl Larson George Ca Fred Seagers Milas Jenida Larron de H. Larson rAneMen Abe Lindquist

Mrs Crosswy Laid to Rest Beside Her Parents

Mrs Crosswy wife of the cor respondent of The Associated Press at Rio de Janeiro Brazil was laid to rest today after brief illness at an undertaker's chapel She was aged about 40 years and had been married ten years Besides her husband a five year old daughter Mazel Marie survives her Keen or

A. Crosswy Rio de Janeiro Brazil Lae Vemas N.Y Day Ant Mazel Mavie Keen

Pirates Suych On Cardinal Pitchers Opens Series

The Pirates defeated the Cardinals 4 to 0 in the opening game of the series. Cooper, Tawha, and Pittaburg combined for five hits and an error as the Pirates took control in the fourth inning.

Pirates Suych Cardinal Sv Louis Cooper Bald Tawha Pittaburg

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