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- Page 1
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- Not Afraid of Arrest
- Would Stop Child Labor
- Talks About Food Laws
- Woman is Given License to Fly
- Shot Superior Officer in Back
- Vote Getting is Very Old Game
- Masked Men Rob Train
- Mining Camp is Retaken
- Anti-Trust Law Invoked
- Revenue Cutter to be Retired
- Oil Trust is in Control
- Auto Driver is Beaten to Death
- Telegraph Men Ready to Strike
- Hold Primaries in Minnesota
- Factions in Parliament
- Passenger Shot Down
- To Support Loan Plan
- Mother Not
- Hydroplanes to Compete Today
- Indian School Begins Practice
- Cowards to be Executed
- Would Hurt the Cause
- Courtesy Brings Him His Fortune
- Taft Delegates Ready to Bolt
- Hotel Workers May Call Strike
- Page 2
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- Standing of the Clubs
- American League
- Western League
- American Association
- National League
- Handsome Lad of 17 Has Never Been Defeated, Not Even by Champion
- Northwestern League
- World Series to be Great Ball
- [Untitled]
- Young O'Brien is Surprise of Ring
- Wolgast Afraid to Meet Packey
- Will Confer with Bosses
- Page 3
- Page 4
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- Taft's Sins Return to Plague Him
- Colorado's Primaries
- Will Not Print the News
- A Question Answered
- Oh, Promise Me
- Maine a Progressive Victory
- Labor News of All Countries
- [Untitled]
- Democrat Fears the New Party
- Denies He Has Cure for Cancer
- Easy and Sure Way to Cure Colds
- Voile Gown for Matron
- Two Valuable Recipes for the Hair and Skin
- The Finish
- Valiant Soldier
- [Untitled]
- Replies to Beveridge
- Verdict of Noted Southern Jurist
- Ogden Druggist Deserves Praise
- Won His Bet
- Page 5
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- Ogden Men Are Drafted
- Doubly Proven
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- Roosevelt Hits Wilson
- Salt Lake
- Denver & Rio Grande Railroad is Fined
- Young-Woman is Daylight Burglar
- State News
- Held as "Blind Pig" Keeper
- Five Years for Jap Holdup
- Will Meet Scientists
- Twenty-Four Cars of Peaches
- Comptroller is to Take Action
- The Candidate
- Page 6
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- Sugar Factory Opens Monday
- Dope Fiend is Given His Liberty
- Boy Arrested Confesses Crime
- Explosion of Stove in a Home
- Protests of Property Owners
- Harbertson to Meet Greek Wrestler
- Peach Crop is Pleasing Buyers
- Sutherland's Secretary
- Deaths and Funerals
- Bryan Coming Back on Sept. 27
- Chautauqua Meeting is Held
- Will Give Boost to Uintah Basin
- Special Fund for General Fund
- Duluth to Buy Street Railway
- Journals under New Postal Law
- "Mother Jones Will Lead Miners of West Virginia to Charleston in Second Effort to See Governor
- Page 7
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- Random References
- Women Are Taking Great Interest in Cooking School
- Free Masonry Loses Chris Diehl
- Charged with Murder
- New Schedule on Canyon Line
- Rapid Transit Expects a Busy Day
- Hand Bills Are Libelous Ones
- Fire is Started by Incendiary
- Held on Bad Check Charge
- Long Highway to Reach the Gulf
- More Charges Against Banker
- Bystander is Shot through the Heart
- Chance Undergoes Surgical Operation
- Portugal Makes Pact with Spain
- Epitaph is the Cause of Suit
- Uncle Sam Has Kaiser Outdone
- Frank Chance is Put under Knife
- Forest Leaves to Face Charges
- Secretary of War Stimson Inspects Regulars in West, Who May be Sent to Mexico
- Page 8
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- Third Party to Have Speakers
- Five Trains to Transport Cattle
- Squire Coop Returns Home
- Candidate on Visit to Ogden
- Trick Played on County Treasurer
- Short Line is to be Sued by City
- No Changes in the Union League
- John Heywood on Crutches
- Chicago Grain
- To Make Eleven Speeches
- New York Stocks
- Big Sale of Electric Plants
- Oil Burners Are Being Received
- Becomes Good Indian
- World's Markets
- Page 9
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- Random References
- They Laugh at Superstition
- Sam Schepps Becomes Principal Figure in the Rosenthal Case
- Bryan Flays Roosevelt
- Seek Right of Suffrage
- Metropolis is Prospering Place
- Advertising the Fashion Show
- Boys Buried on the Same Day
- Transfers of Real Estate
- New York Stock List
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- Second Tour of Illinois
- New Companies in Power Field
- Leaps to Death from a Window
- Sets New Mark for High Flying
- Extend Martial Law District
- Rural Postal Carriers' Meet
- Did Not Fast to Reduce Weight
- New York Voters at Polls Today
- Republicans in State Meeting
- New York Money
- New York Metal
- New York Wool
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Ogden Evening Standard | 1912-09-17 | Page 3 | Fewer Storks in Alsace
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1912-09-17 |
| Paper | Ogden Evening 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/s6st8rkp |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6st8rkp |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Fewer Storks in Alsace |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1912-09-17 |
| Paper | Ogden Evening Standard |
| Language | eng |
| City | Ogden |
| County | Weber |
| Page | 3 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6st8rkp/6202921 |