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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1919
Page
5
London reports a government reply to Wilkes Bullitt accusing his remarks of being a garbled account of a Vale breakfast conversation with Prime Minister Lloyd George after his Russia trip. The premier’s aides dismiss the assertions as absurd and refutable, noting several examples as proof.
The article fragment discusses an intention to send Lord Lanadown as Russia’s ambassador and criticizes the narrator’s memory as faulty. It denies a publication platens offer and claims the country authorities stated the report as absolutely inaccurate in key details.
Washington dispatch reports General Pershing cannot join planned celebrations as his duties keep him fully occupied. He declined all formally tendered invitations to visit his boyhood home, despite many pressing undertakings.
General Pershing, pressed by many matters, declines all invitations and honors. He plans to return home for rest and to prepare his final report and study plans for army reorganization as requested by Congress and the War Department.
President Hoover, addressing the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers in New York, argues that socialism is collapsing and warns America against adopting foreign social experiments. He criticizes Leninist and Trotskyist philosophy, cites Russia’s upheaval as proof, and urges the U.S. to remain moral leader and avoid risky international social experiments.
The readable fragments present a call for a definite American substitute to disintegrating European theories. It emphasizes practical American methods rooted in national instincts and development of American character, contrasting foreign philosophies with a national philosophy of life.
Washington September 10 The Senate foreign relations subcommittee probes US Mexico correspondence as it reviews protests and documents to clarify tensions The hearing includes Frederick Watrous and witnesses from American rights groups and oil producer associations with claims of non intervention seeking land rights in Mexico
A notice invites interested parties to contact J J Brommitt at 2417 Hudson Avenue to sell Liberty bonds. A phone reference Phorie 59 appears as a contact cue in the brief advisory.
In the District Court of Utah Second Judicial District Ogden creditors must file claims with vouchers to Dan Sullivan attorney for Edward Martin Morrissey administrator at 414 Fuee Honal Bank building Ogden Utah on or before the 371 day of October 1910.</S>
Weber County Utah district court notices dissolution of the R and Quality Shop by its board and stockholders claiming stockholder authorization and full satisfaction of all claims. Objections may be filed before October 20, 1949. Clerk Walter R. Farr signs. attorney for petitioner listed.
Notice from Ogden Petroleum Company listing delinquent stockholders by name with unpaid assessments dated August 8 1915 and stating sale of described parcels at 19 a m on September 23 1919 at No 38 41h shed Ogden Utah to cover delinquent assessments and sale costs. Names include E F Allen Andrew Bingham Adam A Bateman Hope Bateman Hyveryers etc. Payment to assistant secretary treasurer J R Hincheliff at First National Bank by deadline.
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