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- Soldiers Cheer Action of U. S.
- Raiders Are Seen off Atlantic Coast
- Every Government Agency Busy Carrying out Wide Plans for Hostilities
- Eight Carranza Troop Trains
- Franz Bopp on Way to Surrender
- Mother Killed in War Zone
- Clearing House Banks
- Big Submarine Seen in Gulf
- Mail Service is Suspended
- Wild Jump in Wheat Market
- Many Athletes Are Enlisting
- Passports Given to Americans
- Germans Blow up Warship
- Italy Salutes American Union
- More Nations to Enter War
- New Western Organization
- Violent Battle on French Line
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- Seals Whipped by Vernonites
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- National A. A. U. Wrestling is Called Off
- Nationals Take City Championship
- Baseball Question No One Can Solve
- Couch Gives Giants a Hard Battle
- Oaks Lose to Angels 5 to 4
- Fair Aquatic Star Would Teach Youth
- Columbia Crews Hard at Work
- Hal Vollmer is Aquatic Star
- Fabrique, the Dodgers' Sensation of the Season
- Salt Lake Bees Win Game
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- Each American League Club Gains Strength for Flag Race
- Three Hundred Hitters to be at Premium in National League
- "Young" Hackenschmidt
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- Starting Gate Has Done Wonders to Improve Racing
- Hardest Hitter in Baseball
- College Rowing Schedule
- Private a Suicide
- Tom Howard's Picked Team
- Which is Most Valuable Asset to a Ball Club?
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- New Things in the World of Fashion
- Things Worth Knowing
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- W. J. Bryan Ready to Offer Services
- Prune and Nut Salad
- A Transparent Keynote
- Everyday Etiquette
- Here's a Lot of Advice for Amateur Potato Raisers
- Carranza Said to be Locked up in Mexico City
- Austrians Regret Wilson's Message
- Girls Carried Away by Army
- Little Heed to War
- Sunshine is Cheap
- Cut This out - it is worth Money
- Senator Bryan Offers Services to Uncle Sam
- Health Talks
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- Safe Farming
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- Random References
- Churches
- Harry Howard Case Dismissed
- Albert Kiesel Death is Shock to the Community
- Ballard Dunn Orders Tennis Grounds Ploughed Up
- Breaks Jail in Logan and is Captured in Ogden
- Teaching Crippled Soldiers
- Motion Picture Men Plan Opening of Studio
- Easter at Church of Good Shepherd in Ogden
- Edwin W. Hobbs Joins Troop K
- Mass Meeting
- Deaths and Funerals
- Linen Shower
- Guards for Philippines
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- Charge of Vagrancy Placed Against a Couple
- Big Slump in Winter Wheat
- City Hall Square as Public Market Site
- Jack Eccles Ready to Enlist in the Army
- Ogden Ladies' Band is Now Assured Success
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- Popular Ogden Girl to Wed
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- Garland Society News
- Pretty Wedding
- Brigham City Society
- Miss Minnie Brown Reads Poem before Distinguished Audience
- Local News
- Logan Society
- Rembra Club
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- Masonic Club Dance
- Historical Society.
- Poinsetta Club.
- Visiting in Ogden.
- Surprise Party.
- Young Matrons' Club.
- Popular Couple Wedded.
- Presbyterian Ladies' Aid.
- Silver Bee Club.
- White Rose Club.
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- Charley Ray-off the Screen
- Book Agents to be Excluded
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- Local News
- Dr. J. B. Koehne is to Preach First Sermons
- Russians Would Consider Peace
- Another Relief Ship is Sunk
- Public Meetings Are Forbidden
- Instructions to the Garden Workers of Ogden
- Hawaiian-Chinese Shortstop May be a Sensation
- Al Young Says He Will Accept the Challenge
- Captain Kneass to Leave School
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- Garland News Items
- Violet Mersereau in 'the Boy Girl,'Oracle Sunday and Monday
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- Legal Notices
- University Glee Club is Heard
- Mizpah Five Hundred Club
- G. I. A. Club
- Sunrise Services at First Baptist Church
- Woman Redeemed in 'Sweetheart of Doomed' the Ogden's Feature
- How to Make Friends
- Sego Lily
- Social Club.
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- Care of Storage Batteries during First Three Months of Use Determines Reliability
- Cost of Material Soars and Auto Prices May Follow
- Auto Club Ships Cars for Motorists
- 539 Trucks Working for Post Offices
- The New Plan Auto Licenses
- High School Students
- England Has 200,000 Less Autos Since' 14
- 124,779 Autos Are Shipped in 6 Months
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Ogden Daily Standard | 1917-04-07 | Page 17 | Born
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1917-04-07 |
| Paper | Ogden Daily Standard |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6p85dsn |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6p85dsn |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Born |
| Type | birth |
| Date | 1917-04-07 |
| Paper | Ogden Daily Standard |
| Page | 17 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6p85dsn/6912792 |