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- Allies Nearing Readiness for Onslaught on the Germans
- French Liner Afire at Sea
- United States May be Called on to Defend Monroe Doctrine
- Stegler's Trial Set for March 10; Wife Holds Center of Interest
- G. O. P. Forms Bureau in Capital to Keep Its Doctrines before Public
- Western Men File Petitions
- Offenders Brought in From Welfare Association
- Six Hundred Lives Are Lost
- Two Hundred Men on Construction Work
- At Weber Academy
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- Pleasant Grove in Great Game
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- Managers Make Bad Plans
- White Sox Win and Lose Games
- George Davis, Braves' Shut out Pitcher, Betters His Strength Record as Harvard Student
- Fourth Warders Are Victorious
- Basketball League
- First Ward Boy Scouts Winners
- University Team Defeats Aggies
- New Feat of the Aviators
- Lewis Junior High Class Organization
- Philippine Stars Will Compete Here
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- Michigan Boy a Versatile Athlete
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- 'The Shepherd of the Hills' on Sunday Night
- Four Months of Racing Scheduled
- Minister Finds the Good Side of All Wars
- School Board Seeks to Bond the City for $100,000
- Company B Again Punises M'bride
- Class a Leaders Postpone Match
- Bank Statement
- Boxer's Heart on Wrong Side
- Alias Summons
- Alias Summons
- Summons
- County Fair Planned
- Receivership Causes Change in Accounts
- Elks Elect Officers
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- Local News
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- We Are Going out among the Birds
- Slurs Cast at the Legislators
- Comparative Size of U. S. Navy
- Diamonds and the Big War
- Who Boy-Ed Is
- Laboring to Prevent Blindness in the United States
- New Jitney Bus Has Appeared on the Bench
- Acosta, Cuban Youth, is Peeved, and May Quit the Senators for Feds
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- Fluffiness is the Thing in Spring Female Styles; Hats Will be Any Size
- Ogden Chautauqua Circle Honored
- Employes Entertained at Dinner
- Bishop Hadlock Honored
- Miss Browning Hostess
- Engagement Announced
- Home Culture Club
- Chautauqua Circle
- Birthday Party
- On Way to Coast
- Mrs. Clark Hostess
- Obstacles to the Moving of Factory
- Sonny Was a Bungler
- Churches
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- Random References
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- Deaths and Funerals
- Rumania Calling up Recruits
- Japanese's Neck Cut Open to Keep the Man Alive
- Mrs. Villa Wiseman May Reimburse the Doctor
- Tourist Travel to Ogden Canyon to be Great
- China Yields to the Japanese
- Suits Commenced in District Court
- Prohibition Bill on the Rocks in the Governor's Office
- Business Good in California
- M'cune-Foulger Company Formed
- Many Miners Found Alive
- Shelling Forts of Dardanelles
- Society
- Five Killed and Many Wounded
- No Mail Goes to England for Week
- Anxious over Dardanelles Issue
- Detectives Posing as Scrubwomen Save Wealthy Men From Bomb Plot
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- Entire Building is to be Occupied by Scowcrofts
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- Cases Set for the March and April District Court
- Many Trains Cannot Make Time in Big Storm
- Cheyenne People on a Visit to the City
- Van Der Schuit to Go to Pocatello
- Attempt to Fleece a Man from Town in Wyoming
- Engine Foreman Killed
- An Effective Method
- A Rose by Any other Name
- Always Considerate
- World's Markets
- Chicago Grain
- Page 8
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- Milady's Boudoir
- Afternoon Frock
- Renewing Curtains
- Hint on Hosiery
- To Keep Silver Bright
- American Vessel Taken by British
- Wife Sues for Divorce
- Horoscope
- Tax Law Hearing without Result
- Helps Japs Open Expo Pavilions
- Ships to Take North Course
- A Dagger in the Back
- Lighting Wizard to Lecture in the City
- Five Are Arrested as Holdup Suspects
- Telephone Change Made
- Woman Applies to Board for Pardon
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- Japanese is Fatally Wounded in a Quarrel
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- French Capture Many Trenches
- Sir John French Makes a Report
- Two Charged with $317,000 Robbery
- Daniels Hears Railroad Plea
- British Agreement on Wool Exports
- Excitement over the Prohibition Measure
- French Are Given Kind Treatment
- U. S. Attorney Watching Case
- Neutrals May Yet Combine
- Bombarding of Powder Works
- Four Submarines Have Been Sunk
- Notorious Band Causing Trouble
- Dies of Ruptured Heart
- Fire at Lumber Yard
- More Shocks Terrify Italy
- Americans with Forces of Allies
- War Bulletins
- Chile Abrogates Duty
- Credit Association Formed
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Ogden Daily Standard | 1915-03-06 | Page 8 | Woman Applies to Board for Pardon
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1915-03-06 |
| Paper | Ogden Daily Standard |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6fx8cbx |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6fx8cbx |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Woman Applies to Board for Pardon |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1915-03-06 |
| Paper | Ogden Daily Standard |
| Page | 8 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6fx8cbx/6808205 |