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- War May Involve Half the World
- Relations with Russia Improve
- General's Body Found
- Cholera Spreading
- Attempt General Sortie
- Independence Proclaimed
- Warm Debate of the Suffragists
- Walsh Testifies at Hyde Trial
- Four Bankers Get Five Years
- Miss Cameron to be Heard Monday
- Indictments Are Dismissed
- Red Cross Sends Money to El Paso
- Found Guilty of Desertion
- Miss Taft Opens the Gatun Lock
- Bishop Hoffman Dies in St. Paul
- Window Cleaner Steals Jewels
- Opposed Trust Lost $2,000,000
- Five Men Honored
- Mother and Son Starve
- Falls down Nine Stories, is Alive
- Insane Man Runs Amuck and is Shot
- Aged Man is a Hero
- Shouts at Attorney
- White Wins in Fifth Annual
- Tuberculosis is Cause of Crime
- Receiver for Irrigation Co.
- Birth Rate Decreasing
- Attacks on C. W. Miller
- Is in Sing Sing despite Boast
- Final Game of Football
- Attack Validity of Militia's Act
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- In the Churches
- From Burns
- How Bad Boys Are Made Good Boys
- Intermediate Industrial School
- Mohler Tells of Mikado Engines
- Funeral Will be Held on Monday
- Deaths and Funerals
- P. P. Claxton to Lecture to Night
- Children Are Members of League
- Geo. W. Forbes Dies in Dee Hospital
- Booker Washington Will Speak in Zion
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- Railroads Are Facing Problem
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- Random References
- Houses Shaken for Five Miles
- Local News
- Contest Won by Forest Service
- School Dance to be a Big Affair
- Hawk is Most Valuable Bird
- Rugby Teams Meet
- Local News
- Driving Piles for Big Gas Holder
- Sixty Pillars for Eccles Building
- Bogus Money and Outfit Seized
- Mrs. Coolidge Candidate for Board
- Noted Writer and Lecturer
- Judges for the School Election
- Municipal Court
- Diplomatic
- Conference is to be Held Monday
- Higher Education
- World's Markets
- What the Doctors Say About the Possibility of Avoiding Old Age
- Japanese Quick to Learn Aviation
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- Harvard is the Victor
- Reopening of the Ogden Theater
- Mail Station May Come to Ogden
- Progressives Holding a Meeting
- Vacation Will Not be a Long One
- Are to Serve on Board Again
- Wyoming City Enjoying a Boom
- Claims to Have Been Dragged and Struck
- Four Want Postoffice Honor
- Random References
- Transfers of Real Estate
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- Football Fans Forget Heroes
- Many Scrappers Claim Middleweight Title
- Football Rules Do Not Cover Every Contingency
- Athletes Are Superstitious
- Melvin Sheppard a Wonder because He Doesn't Worry
- Umpire Tells How Easy it is to be Mistaken in Game
- Present Heavies Lack Class
- Heston Touts Old Michigan Outfits
- Princeton Has Produced Many Great Runners
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- New Idea in Ford Factory
- How to Drive an Automobile
- Motor Trucks Are Purchased
- Wilson Friend of Good Roads
- Auto Racers Use Signals
- Use Your Head as Well as Brake
- Oregon Defeats Good Roads Plan
- Autoists to Consider Roads Improvement
- Tire Belief That Costs Much Money
- 100 Automobiles Are Stolen Each Day
- Six-Cylinder Cars Stand Severe Tests
- Dean Sumner Ill
- Member of Big Four
- Annual State Battle
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- Brickley, Harvard's Sensational Drop-Kicker, and Captain and End of Victorious Crimson Eleven
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- Baby Hangs on Rear End of a Car
- Noted Woman to Speak
- Pastor Russell is Challenged
- Thanksgiving Day Program
- Five Men Made Miserable by Drink
- Rev. Colladay to be the Speaker
- Daughters to Meet Tuesday
- Wanted by Sheriff, Attempts Suicide
- New Homes Are Being Built in Ogden
- Two Fires and a Tragedy at Night
- Evenly Matched for Final Bout
- Vaccination of State Pupils
- Wrestlers Are to Meet Dec. 18
- Last Day of Big Labor Convention
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Ogden Evening Standard | 1912-11-23 | Page 2 | Chess Editor is Dead
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1912-11-23 |
| Paper | Ogden Evening Standard |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s65x3bpm |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s65x3bpm |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Chess Editor is Dead |
| Type | death |
| Date | 1912-11-23 |
| Paper | Ogden Evening Standard |
| Page | 2 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s65x3bpm/6207515 |