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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1919
Page
7
Reported wartime notes show the blockade of Germany beginning with no food ships to start. Allies fear war with Italy as the Supreme Council worries over the issue. FELTIN notes London turmoil as Americans feel concern over the blockade and related tensions.
A third fatal shooting within twelve hours shocks Montgomery Alabama as police probe rivalries and street violence. Tensions rise amid a brutal pattern with authorities urging calm while investigators pursue leads in the wake of the Adriatic region crisis inflaming sentiment between Yugoslav and Italian communities.
London reports anxiety over possible stoppage of buses and trams as the Union of Licensed Vehicle Workers weighs strike action. The decision hinges on talks with the Transport Workers Federation, with tensions spilling into Paris and Swiss ports as rail and road traffic face disruption.
Troops under nationalist Mustafa Kemal have established a separate government in Asia Minor and seized the city of Kamiah, with Ariv Minor remaining under their control. The move signals a broader shift in regional power and raises concerns over regional stability.
New York reporters report printers at Presshen push a union dispute as 258 workers, including early typesetters and engravers, face wage demands and potential layoff. The Internation Trestien’s Union affiliates dispute the weeklong strike threat while negotiations for a di hoanr week wage rise attempt to avert shop closings. Local unions seek to avert plant shutdowns as contracts near expiration and staffing shifts unfold.
London dispatch reports milk will cost 25 cents a quart this coming winter, a rise expected to meet resistance from producers who doubt the price. Infant mortality is forecast to rise with milk price, while a second item notes Mexican authorities warning about a deadly plant used in gas bombs and its potential for weapon manufacturing.
Reports from Montgomery and Monticombery detail a wave of mob killings after a white policeman was fatally shot. A fourth black man was wounded during an attempt to abduct him from a downtown street. Vigilante actions followed as mobs seized suspects, with police and officials seeking to curb further violence amid the ensuing crisis. A separate case in Merchantville, New Jersey, involved a large armed posse tracking a man accused of assaulting Mrs Notney.
Paris reports inflamed Adriatic conditions and an autonomous Italian parliament pressing for a November 16 election. The debate splits between war and peace factions as d Annunzio and his allies push to extend Italian influence. In Fiume, Gabriele d Annunzio vows to stay until Fiume is annexed to Italy, signaling ongoing occupation and political strain.
Reports say Rear Admiral Andrews and the Pittsburgh are in Spalato to maintain order between Italians and Jugoslavs amid tensions. In Fiume, Gen Gabrielle d Annunzio’s forces parade with flags as nationalist fervor rises. the parliaments dissolve and will reconvene November 1.
Authorities continued search for the fugitive believed to be Hea as dawn broke threats of violence loomed if captured, yet officials said they could protect him.
Omaha reports show Mayor Ed Sneith recovering after a Sunday mob attack during a lynching attempt. Army units from Camp Grant Camp Funston arrive to bolster patrols and assume command of local police under Colonel Morris as Governor McCormick consults with officials.
Detroit readers report that salary hikes for Episcopal clergy and missionary workers will be presented to the Council of Domestic Missionary Bishops opening in the city. Bishops warn pay has lagged three years, hindering recruitment while councils prepare for the triennial general assembly. Gleaned details note American religious leadership negotiating reforms amid English and Italian theater imagery and wartime rhetoric.
Republicans in the Senate and House voiced sharp criticisms as a resolution on American reports of the Trieste incident sparked a heated session. Senator Hitches of Nebraska accused the party of heckling and filibustering to stall peace talks, while Leader Lodge denied any obstruction. Clemenceau sustained in Paris as cabinet fights over Versailles treaty discussions continued.
In Honolulu Hawaii Territory a volcano eruption at Mauna Loa reawakened after years of quiet. The crater spans about 12 000 feet across with smoke and gases visible from the Kana side. A May 1916 eruption sent steam and ash into the air. The report notes ongoing activity for 48 thirteen hour periods.
London magistrate Lankester in Thames court condemns use of bad temper as a ground for separation. A woman seeks a writ of separation from her husband claiming he has "an awful temper" but the magistrate dismisses the basis as insufficient, noting such a temper would separate half the world.
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