Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1921-01-05 | Page 4 | Wilson Asked to Offer Peace |

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Date	1921-01-05
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Article Title	Wilson Asked to Offer Peace
Type	article
Date	1921-01-05
Paper	Ogden Standard-Examiner
Language	eng
City	Ogden
County	Weber
Page	4
OCR Text	Show WILSON ASKED TO OFFER PEACE CiENEVA. Jen. 5. Paul Hymans, president of Ihc :uwrmbl of the league iof nations, received a telegram today from Lloyd George. British prime minister, embodying a suggestion as to i the further course to be taken by President Wilson on the question of mediation between the Turkish Nation-1ms Nation-1ms and the Armenians The British prime minister. In his message, suggested sug-gested that President Wilson caU, his instructions on the mediations direct to the American high commissioner In Constantinople. I In notifying the laaffUe of nations thst ),e designated Hanrj Morgenthau 'as his representative in the proposed i mediation. President Wilson said he would await adlces from the council of th league as to the avenues ' I hronrh which his proffer should he ) conveyed on
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