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Newspaper

Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1919

Page

4

George N Peck Explains dispute in broad review

George N Peck, chairman of the board, explains the dispute over price policy and its origins. He cites obstinacy by a single individual shaping a controversial plan opposed by railroad officials and industry groups, arguing it harmed public interest and provoked strong opposition.

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Withdrawal Plan For U S Troops From Archangel

An early June withdrawal plan for U S forces in Archangel is reported by the Associated Press. A public announcement by War Secretary Baker has been referenced, but no definitive orders have been received. The message notes past deployments and potential scale of action remains undetermined.

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Viscount Grey on world peace and interwar aims

Viscount Grey voices cautious optimism for a new world order. He stresses the assembling of foreign secretaries into a nine member council and hopes disarmament reduces fear, paving lasting security amid the League of Nations framework. He cautions against overconfidence and urges prudent, inspired leadership. He also notes Mexican constitutional amendments linked to labor movements and the Pan-American Federation.

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Gompers Protests Proposed Mexican Labor Law

Labor leader Samuel Gompers voices opposition to a Mexican labor reform urged by President Carranza and studied by the Mexican congress. He demands official approval and warns of potential impacts as the measure moves through social and political channels.

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Weather Halts Resumption of Ocean Flight

CHATELAM May 12 Weather conditions remain unfavorable for resuming the hydrosplane flight NO 1 to Halifax and Trepasery. The craft was forced to abandon a previous attempt from Rockaway to Slairfay last week due to engine trouble. Read hopes to reach Newfoundland before NC 1 and NCS begin their Azure flight. Call on J J Brummitt at 2417 Hudson Avenue if you want to sell your Liberty bonds.

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Units From France Arrive on the Transport Arcadia

French units reach the Arcadia and London transport, including 25mm ammunition teams and a special casualty company aboard. Gift officers and a head count of £90 million are noted in the passenger list data.

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Packing Soldiers Ears to Prevent Seasickness

CAMP MILTS X Y May 11 The army surgeon general Major Ab Leman of the 125th infantry officially recommends packing ears with medicated oil or cotton net as a preventive measure against seasickness for troops returning from France. Officials caution the treatment should not be undertaken without medical guidance and warn against expecting universal relief from cotton. Never make a confidant of everybody's friend.

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American Irish Delegates Move Toward Military Area

May 12 reports Frank Wale Dunne and Michael Fe Brae, delegates of Irish groups to the United States, visited Sul and left for the port area despite prior notification that they would not be allowed to travel there due to a proclaimed military area. An armored car reached Weslo on Sunday and military pickets have been posted along roads the delegates will travel, as shown in the fragment.

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