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- Governor Hadley of Missouri May be Compromise Candidate for President
- A Wild Scene
- Democrats Go to Their Convention
- Taft Men Work Hard
- Sherman Can See "Nothing but Taft"
- Bubonic Plague in San Juan
- World's Record Broken
- Patrolman is Wounded
- Washington Loses Game
- Telegraph Records Broken
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- Standard Sporting Page
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- Gameness Costly to Bill Squires
- Wolgast is Favorite
- Beckley in a Fight
- Hayes Wins Short Bout from Welsh
- "Tex" Rickard in London - is Dignified
- Chance Plans to Retire
- Baseball Dream Will Cost Life
- Curley Discredits Report
- Catcher Plays Double Role
- Yale Plays Harvard
- Gotch Has Two Matches
- Local News
- The Bonus as an Efficiency Builder
- Willie Keeler and Jim M'Guire
- La Follette's High Tribute to His Wife
- Longevity
- Local News
- Former Governor Warmoth of Louisiana is a Picturesque Figure at Chicago Convention
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- Page 5
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- Eagles Meet in Salt Lake
- Fire Threatens Valuable Plant
- Thorne Must Die Court's Decision
- Death Comes to Popular Woman
- Milady's Toilet Table
- Real Estate Men Hold Convention
- Man is Seriously Injured in Wreck
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- Brigham to Have Great Time
- Merchants Enjoy Early Closing
- Death Casts Pall over Exercises
- Encouragement in Roosevelt Camp
- Local News
- Yale Graduates Receive Degrees
- To the Public
- Hot Fight in Chicago Brings out Most Notable Gathering of Politicians and Financiers That Ever Met in Clash
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- Ogden Eagles Defeat Zion
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- Death Calls Mrs. L. H. Becraft
- Society
- Had Planned to Join Circus
- Repents of His Past Sins
- Husband is Looking for His Wife
- He Wants a Carload of Cherries
- South worth Returns to Ogden
- Local News
- World's Markets
- Salt Lake Stocks
- Circus Men Land in Jail
- Wedding Bells
- Birthday Party
- Ladies Aid
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- Utah Men on Committees
- Suffragettes Attack London Chancellor
- Talk of a New Electric Line
- Placing of Ties and Rails
- Prosperity of Downey, Idaho
- Sheep Are in Very Best Condition
- Letter List
- Sheep Men to Aid Fight Fires
- Burglary in Brigham City
- Bolt to Come on Thursday
- Republican Bribery
- Four Women Arrested
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- Colonel's Blood Hot
- President Signs Eight Hour Bill
- Charities Close Annual Session
- Army Maneuvers May Not be Held
- Hold Mother as Murder Suspect
- Mrs. Thaw Appears Against Husband
- Seven Presented Honorary Degrees
- Discovers Art Gem
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- Available Supplies
- Both Sides Are Claiming Victory
- Canadian Railways Prosper
- Decide Gun Championships
- Introduce Wireless Bill
- Senator Dixon Issues Optimistic Statement
- Senator Nixon's Will Filed
- Taft Men Are Not Jubilant
- Live Wire Kills Two
- Duke Celebrates Anniversary
- Railroads Buy Engines
- Woman Grabs Bryan's Ticket
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- Murder Case Will be Reinvestigated
- New York Stock List
- Local News
- Slogan for Ogden is Decided
- Quick Auto Trip from North
- Transfers of Real Estate
- Strawberry Root Weevil Pest
- Prayer by Rabbi Joseph Stolz, D. D
- North Star Levies an Assessment
- Marriage License
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- Pollitz Has a Record of Crime
- Married by Rev. Peacock
- Pardoning the Timber Frauds
- Body of Dr. Doxey Taken from River
- Labor News of All Countries
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Ogden Evening Standard | 1912-06-19 | Page 1 | World's Record Broken
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1912-06-19 |
| Paper | Ogden Evening Standard |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6bc5189 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6bc5189 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | World's Record Broken |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1912-06-19 |
| Paper | Ogden Evening Standard |
| Page | 1 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6bc5189/6216391 |