30 May 1919
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1919
Page
1
From Amelungin Iolland May 24 The former German emperor remains largely silent about the peace terms. He has moved to a quiet routine in the castle garden with guards enforcing strict silence. The only topic of interest to him is the clause about his status, while the former empress appears more affected by the possible trial.
May 28 in Barris reports that Premier Orlando of Italy accepted terms from Premier Wilsen regarding a new settlement. Key points: an independent Dalmatian state under the League of Nations with a rail line from Viune to Laibach. Zara and Schenied under Italian sovereignty. Naty to exercise sovereignty over stratogle islands including Chersoignitiés, Tatania, and Linga. Italy to receive a British-guarded mandate over Albania under London insurance.
Rome May 43 The final American unit a quartermaster detachment left Rome today to join later units in France. The detachment disposed of excess equipment and cleared the surplus supplies of the American expeditionary force in Italy. With its departure the last American soldier on Italian soil left, except for military attaches at the American embassy.
News from Tisbury May 30 notes the NC-4 began its voyage from Lisbon to Plymouth and drew large crowds to the harbor as the U S destroyer Rochester nears the scene. The event marks a significant step in early transatlantic flight efforts with expectant spectators watching for the seaplane's approach.
In Paris on May 20 the council of four did not meet as Peacemaking stalled. Delegates representing allied nations suspended talks and studied the German proposal alongside the Iranian peace framework.
New York May 39 A steamship from St Nazaire brings 13 officers and 642 men of the 20th engineers for camps across the country. The transport Bastares lands 2,339 troops from St Nazaire, mainly from the 88th infantry and supporting units. Units include machine gun battalions, medical detachments, ordnance, and headquarters staffs.
Inhabitants of Casas Arandea prepare to cross toward the boundary as tensions rise along routes south of Ay and southwest of dares. Reports mention Colonel Msepbat commanding at AANA and ongoing concerns about Mexican forces in the region.
British war secretary Churchill told the House of Commons that foreign troops may withdraw from Russia by summer end as a peace process advances. He warned that the five great powers require a democratic Russian assembly before further recognition. In Plymouth, Wilson summoned the NC aircraft crew to depart for Paris for the alliance conference.
Washington May 20 J J McPherson of the Alaska Engineering commission told the House appropriations committee that an early completion of the railroad to navigable interior waters is essential for the entire project’s success. He urged a $5.9 million deficiency appropriation to push construction, noting 252 of 487 miles are done and total mileage would reach 645 miles with existing lines. The current 1600 workers would be doubled in June to accelerate progress.
A damaged London notice reports wreaths laid by representatives of the Knights ofPolmuir at graves in the Talved Kingdom. The event honors the dead with ceremonial decoration and a memorial display.
Orlando calls on President Wilson for a conference to discuss details of the Mutlatic inet Monet. Vittorler Orient, the station prevailer, reports the expected meeting as tensions rise over the proposed currency policy and its international implications.
Trans Atlantic fliers may receive Medals of Honor as Newfoundland moves toward closer ties with the United States and Canada. The Newfoundland legislative actions touched on alliance projects and air connections with North America as discussions with a London based factory and associated firms continued.
A House ceremony in New York plans to award the Medal for their service to Albert J. Read John T Powers and Patrick Noll Bollinger. The act would elevate them to lieutenant commander and commander with promotions for Touwerd and Uetlinger and extend thanks from Congress.
Washington May 29 Yale Professor Fisher and Hollen from the Department of say the nation's street railway systems face relief beyond labor or material cost cuts. The current generation may see no reductions in prints due to inflation. Bidders claimed materials are the cheapest on the market today. Witnesses said street rails nationwide are in critical condition and without relief many more will fail into receivership.
London dispatch reports fear of a new uprising in Ireland with hints of government action. Prominent artistes in London papers discuss the Sinn Fein movement, and a change in Irish secretarial leadership is noted as Walter Mine 100g may replace James Ian Mactheredn as chief secretary.
The fishing season ends August 25 and last year's pack near Inca amounted to almost a million cases of 48 one pound cans. value to the packet about 7 600 000 dollars. A message from the torpedo destroyer Woolsey reports NC-4 trouble but repairs and resumption of flight. Salvation Army finances show progress toward a 13 million home service goal, with about 3 009 000 more needed according to a New York announcement by a former governor.
SWISS OBJECT TO THE BLOCKADE Geneva May 29 The Swiss government has refused to support the blockade of Germany unless Germany signs the pelite treaty Official wires report that compliance would infringe Swiss neutrality Notified of treaty St Germain May 29 Dr Karl Renner head of the Austrian delegation says the emperor treaty will be communicated Monday He offered no objection.
Washington May 29 67 blinded veterans discharged from service announced by the bureau of War Insurance. They are under treatment at Rolmunt Park Baltimore with some vision remaining for dim perception. Each will be paid 100 monthly plus 57 cents from government insurance. total veterans affected about 125. Read the Classified Ads.
TAOSNON May 28 An probable arrangements are being made by the British air ministry to welcome the crew of the NCS on their arrival in Linglani Major General J E H Seeley told the house of commons today replying to a question by His a Frater who suggested an office to give a formal welcome so that the admiration felt in no country or the flight might suitably be expressed General Seeley said the air ministry would give a fitting reception to hearIntrepid American aviators.
The Oregon fishing coalition predicts a larger catch and record season on the lower Columbia river, surpassing previous years by over 1,000 fish. Astoria crews exploit multiple salmon varieties including royal Chinook and blueback, with prices around 9 to 10 cents per pound for common types and significant volumes of sturgeon and other species in play.
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