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- Page 1
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- Bavarian Troops Capture Munich; Rumanians at Gates of Budapest; World to be at Peace June First
- King of Rumania Leading
- Complaints Are Made Against the Retailers
- Two Hundred Men Arraigned in Cleveland
- Country Lags on Victory Loan
- Goulds Bringing Troubles Home
- Two Men Facing Trial on Charge of Disloyalty
- 600 Employes of Steel Company Are Given Discharge
- Troops Control Munich
- Daniels Guest of Sir Eric Geddes at a Luncheon
- Mother's Day
- Italian Senator Declares Faith in United States
- Forty Automobiles Entered in 50-Mile Sweepstakes Race
- Missionaries Are Safe
- Mother to U. S. Boys Returns
- Rapid Progress in Finding Men Disabled in War
- Shortage of Men Puts Oregon out of Commission
- English Company to Build Autos of Light Concrete
- Wilson Cables Tumulty
- Round-up of the 'Reds' Expected
- Walkout of Albany Linotype Operators Ties up Newspapers
- Conventions to Ratify League
- Tribute Paid to Behavior of U. S. Soldiers in Nice
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- Flight Across the Ocean to be Made by 3 Hydro-Planes
- Peace to Come on May 25
- Serious Fricton among Germans
- Lynch Law in the U. S
- Japanese Treatment of Koreans Receives Severe Condemnation
- News in Brief
- Nearly All Bombs Have Been Found by the Government
- Denver Capitalist Leaves All His Wealth to Family
- Railroad Men Are in Favor of the Soviet Government
- Nebeker Blames the I. W. W. for the Bomb Outrages
- Infernal Machine Sent to Judge of Supreme Court
- No May Day Papers
- Hungarian Government Loses
- Many Injured in Paris
- Chicago's Subscriptions
- Here's Where We'll Guard German Delegates
- Bombs Sent to Utah
- Peace Terms Will be Ratified by the U. S. Senate
- Secret Meeting of Peace Conference to be Held Saturday
- Socialists of Ogden Demand Release of Prisoners
- Page 3
- Page 4
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- An Ogden Poet in Strange Company
- What the Socialists of Ogden Want
- Evidence of an Expanding Ogden
- Senator Lodge is Blundering
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- Injunction Issues in Telephone Rate Case
- The Traffic Flags
- Dramatic End to Cleveland May Day Riot
- Chicago Keeps down Crowds
- Horrible Deeds Are Committed Against Jews
- Statement is Made by Head of Teachers
- Local News
- Page 5
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- Matilda Peterson Made a Member of U. A. C. Faculty
- University Club May Day Dance a Delightful Affair
- Edgar Morris Has Been Captured in a Rooming House
- Palmolive Advertising Man is in Ogden
- Scouts Are Given Medals for Their Excellent Work
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- Real Estate Transfers
- William P. Stephens Praises Work of the Army in France and Describes Brest Camp
- Little Benny's Notebook
- Helped Her
- It Was
- Page 6
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- Random References
- City to be Decorated and Salt Lake and Logan Are the Join in the Celebration
- Eagles Open Their Home to Visitors in Ogden
- "Terrific Fight in Balloon" is Feature of "Stolen Orders"
- Gun Weighs 94 Tons and Has Range of 28 Miles
- Implement Company Holds Its Ninth May Day Reception
- Jess Willard Starts Training for Bout with Jack Dempsey
- French Commissioner Completers Work and Sails for France
- Seventy Killed in Earthquake
- Judge Declares the Child Labor Tax Unconstitutional
- Suspicious Box Found by Georgia Postmaster
- Deaths and Funerals
- R. S. Corlew Goes to Denver to Accept a Position
- [Untitled]
- Southern Pacific Band is Bidding to Serve Public
- Fifty-Eight Cases of Disease in This City
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- Silent Policy is Agreed On
- Canada to Ship Wheat through the Ports of U. S
- Earthquake Visits California and Lasts 15 Seconds
- Blanquet Secretary Held in N. Y. for Conspiracy
- Page 7
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- Naked Boy Slips Away from Home to See a Sporting Event and is Now in Juvenile Court
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- This Girl Sings Away Shellshock of Doughboy Patients Overseas
- Hess Bakery Robbed and Small Sum is Obtained
- Deport Foreign "Reds"
- No Police Captain to Serve after the Change on May 15
- Speed Drivers of Delivery Autos Are before the Court
- Gus Becker Does Good Work with Gun in New York
- Engineer to Aid in Road Work in This District
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- Baseball
- Masonic Funeral Notice
- Bert Lytell at Utah Today
- Subscriptions to Loan among the Railroad Men
- Fourth Ward Program
- Page 8
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- Returned Soldier Saw Heavy Fighting in the Argonne and Had a Severe Experience
- Real Wild West Show Makes Hit in Paris with Montana Cowboy the Star Performer
- Jack Harbertson is Challenged by Jim Londos
- Chas. I. Handley is Sentenced to Pay Heavy Fine
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- Jos. Scowcroft, Jr., Estate Appraised
- Gertrude M'cheyne in Southern Utah
- Permanent Injunction Against Enforcing Prohibition Sought
- German Credentials Being Examined by Conference Committee
- Neighbors of Woodcraft
- Council Finishing Work
- Help!!
- Training Teachers to Serve as Health Supervisors in School
- 302nd Engineers Return on the Nieuw Amsterdam
- Legal Notices
- Page 9
- Page 10
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- Weber County and Ogden Far Short on Loan
- Paris Police Blame Rioters
- Woman and Child in Salt Lake Are Asphyxiated
- French Blood Flows in Paris
- Theatres
- Henry M. Witten Lands at Hoboken
- Transports due at New York Are Announced
- Airplane is Victory Loan Exhibition Falls to Ground
- Wife of an A. P. Correspondent Dies En Route to Denver
- Railroad Board to Confer with Producers
- Release of I. W. W. Leader Refused by Court of Appeals
- Eastern Cast Ghost of World
- Page 11
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- Evidence on May Day Riots
- War Casualties
- Airplane in Ten Years to be as Common as Auto
- Marguerite Clark's New Photoplay Has Fascinating Theme
- Senator Cummins Stoutly Opposes the League of Nations
- Italian Troops Landed on East Coast of Adriatic
- Wealthy New York Woman Loses Her Auto in Los Angeles
- Agricultural Department
- U. S. Cruiser Will Proceed to Archangel
- British to Offer Loan
- Care of Brood Sow is Most Important to Hog Industry
- Atlantic Fleet to Anchor
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- Page 13
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- "No Crowding" is Policy That Plans Canadian Playgrounds
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- Attempted Robbery by Three Men in Local Hotel
- Employment Sunday to be Observed on May 4
- Infielder Purchased for the Seattle Coast League Club, $1,000
- Two Companies in Lost Soldier District Have Struck Oil
- German Delegates Are Pleased with the Introduction
- Page 14
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- Sixteen Men Are Drowned
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- Bolshevik Forces Are Being Hemmed in by the Army
- Merchants Bank Receiver Testifies
- Notice of Sale for Special Taxes
- Notice
- Americans in Paris Attacked
- Guardianship Notices Probate And
- Dissolution Notice
- Soldiers and Sailors Storm Madison Square
- Shorter Week for Building Trades of the Northwest
- Summons
- Joseph Jefferson Dies
- Distinguished Service
- Reds Defeat Kolchak Army
- Japs Deny Unfriendly Feeling
- Summons
- Notice
- Notice
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- Page 15
- Page 16
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- Beaver Pelt Sale to be Investigated
- Sanford M. Carhart Dies at Age of 69, in Salt Lake
- North Dakota Files Brief in State Contest
- Building Permits
- Harold Lockwood in Play of Great Beauty and Charm
- Yellowing of Wheat New Plant Disease in United States
- Foreigners Will Patronize the Automobile Races
- Corsets a Luxury and Taxable Says Revenue Collector
- Suit to Recover Land is Started
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- Al Young and Eddie White Are Matched to Meet
- Twenty-Two Barbers Granted Licenses
- That's True
- Large Timber Sale Made in Wyoming
- Licensed to Marry
- Mother Facing Court on Charge of Immoral Life
Ogden Daily Standard | 1919-05-02 | Page 13 | "No Crowding" is Policy That Plans Canadian Playgrounds
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1919-05-02 |
| Paper | Ogden Daily Standard |
| Language | eng |
| City | Ogden |
| County | Weber |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6rj5mjc |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6rj5mjc |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | "No Crowding" is Policy That Plans Canadian Playgrounds |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1919-05-02 |
| Paper | Ogden Daily Standard |
| Language | eng |
| City | Ogden |
| County | Weber |
| Page | 13 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6rj5mjc/7143996 |