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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1919
Page
7
Bichcock warns disaster in acts of foreign relations committee as leaders convene to address mounting tensions. The White House scene foreshadows a heated session with key lawmakers and diplomats anticipated to weigh urgent diplomatic strategies.
Senate leaders and critics clash over the Versailles treaty and a separate German agreement. Hitchcock calls opponents' tactics dangerous and questions U.S. risk if the treaty fails or is altered. Supporters warn of Allied benefits and Germany’s wartime liabilities as the measure faces intense scrutiny.
Washington Greek American readers celebrate the return of Sergeant Kergis from France with the famed division, hailed as surpassing Sergeant York. Wounded and a captive, Kergis is reported to have taken 257 German prisoners. The piece condemns the reparations commission and criticizes delaying the treaty, urging support for the League of Nations and opposing a separate peace.
It is reported in official circles that Ambassador Temléo da Gama, Brazil’s eight year diplomatic representative in Washington, would resign soon and be replaced by Senator Forfoura Xavier, Brazil’s minister to Great Britain. State Department could not confirm. Chief Stabler to Leave. Jordan H. Stabler, head of the Latin American division, resigned and will sail for South America on business.
Edward Carson opened an A home rule campaign in Belfast on Tuesday night and fiercely attacked Viscount Northcliffe, the newspaper proprietor, calling him the greatest Irish exploiter and a symbol of wealth in England. He accused Northcliffe of exploiting Irish affairs and of political manipulation, proposing a plan to make him premier, while noting Parliament would challenge such a move.
Franklin D Lane secretary of the interior addressed the new era conference of the Presbyterian Church U S here at Lake Geneva Wis He urged study of social questions not for justifying conditions or creating an ideal society He proposed committees to report on profit sharing worker control of management moving large industries to smaller towns and improving rural social advantages and illiteracy.
Washington reports King Albert and Queen Elisabeth plan a Washington visit starting around October 1. They will be welcomed by President Wilson at the White House and may stay about three days.
PERNE Sept 3 Bolsheviki propose peace negotiations after a rout and surrounding of forces. British Admiral Cowan arrives in Helsinki, likely to coordinate an attack on Petrograd with Baltic squadron plans. Kalchak evacuated from Moscow to Irkutsk, anti Bolshevik forces report progress in southern Ukraine per Moscow dispatch.
Washington September 3 Republican leaders aim to report the peace treaty to the senate by next Wednesday with ratification reservations. Hearings may end Friday and work will focus on amendments by Senator Fall to remove labor provisions. Lodge reportedly accepts three of four McNary reservations touching Monroe doctrine domestic questions and American withdrawal from the league. Negotiations continue on Article 10, with no Shan dong amendment planned in committee unless the senate rejects it then a declaration or reservation may be offered.
Paris reports one change in the final draft of the Austrian peace treaty after presentation to the Austrian plenipotentiaries at Saint Germain. Hadkernburg is renamed in Marburg, Rackersburg remains Austrian though attached to Jugoslav Slavia. The treaty includes a clause declaring Austria’s independence inalienable without League of Nations consent and abstention from acts compromising independence. Romania’s silence to notes prompts the council to weigh a high standing envoy to Bucharest for an immediate reply. No decision yet, and an American envoy is unlikely to be used.
Senators spar over witnesses in push to regulate the packing industry. Fort Worth cattleman Reynolds testifies that meat packers paid his expenses as he defended the Borland resolution. Kenyon insists on proof while Reynolds says he paid his own costs. The exchange highlights tensions between lawmakers and industry interests amid the regulatory debate.
General John J. Pershing will be formally welcomed in New York by a joint congressional committee upon his return from Europe aboard the Leviathan. The panel will discuss plans for his reception at the Capitol and may include a joint session and an ornate sword presentation. May Pershing and Mrs Buller of Lincoln will meet him in New York.
Washington reports President Wilson will convene a tripartite conference on October 5 to 19, gathering labor, capital and agricultural leaders. The White House plans designate 40 to 45 delegates, with nominations sought from Samuel Gompers and agricultural associations, to participate in talks on the nation’s economic situation.
Boston September 3 The Americanization of foreign populations and better native education in government were stressed by George T Page of Peoria MI president of the American Dar association at the convention opening. He urged intelligent reform and firm effort to reconstruct government harmony, warned that many foreigners remain unable to study American institutions, and said immigrants must commit to American values or be repatriated. He expressed faith that the American people will persevere and wise counsels prevail through coming years.
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