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- Heavy Fighting is in Progress on British Front near Ypres
- Atrocious Deeds of the Turks
- Eastland Probe Still Continues
- Food Entering Mexico City
- Buffalo Express in a Landslide
- American Coal Vessel Seized
- Infatuation Has Tragic Ending
- Famine Feared by Haitiens
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- Italian War Plans Succeed
- Duma President is Re-Elected
- Chief Pomological Dead
- South Americans Hear U. S. plan
- Four Notes to be Published
- Judge Lindsey Found Guilty
- Explosion in U. S. Arsenal
- Winter Overcoats Worn
- Page 2
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- Belgians Issue New Gray Book
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- Can Do Come Back into Fast Company
- Baseball Games
- American League
- Yacht Squadron off for Newport
- Tennis Players Are Speeding Up
- Federal League
- Turkish Ships Are Blown Up
- Another Maisel Goes to Majors
- Taber, Holder of World's Record in Mile, Now after Half-Mile Mark
- M'adoo off for Vacation
- Third Baseman Released
- Page 3
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- President C. F. Middleton, Pioneer, is Called by Death
- Police Officers to be Aided from Benefit Fund
- [Untitled]
- Keeper of Gambling House and Gambler Forfeit Bail
- Death Causes the Postponing of an Outing
- Echo of Liberty Bell Exhibition in This City
- Blackmail
- Georgia's New Governor Promises Pardon to Modern Jean Valjean
- Baron Werther Meets Death
- W. E. Zuppann Takes the Meighan Agency
- Fruit Growers Heavy Losers
- Saving
- Time to Quit
- One Way to Tell
- Leaves from Life's Lesson Book
- Chicago Grain
- World's Markets
- Wells-Fargo Wants Express Traffic out of Ogden
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- Page 5
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- Race Track Fraud is Being Aired in Police Court
- Random References
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- Strike at the Sugar Factory Ended Amicably
- To Canyon Subscribers
- Society
- More Mines Are to be Opened on the Promontory
- Elzada Floker Seeks a Divorce
- Soft Answer
- Germans Take Many Prisoners
- Deaths and Funerals
- From Moreland, Utah
- Wooden Pipe Line is to Give Way to New Pipe
- Extension of the City Water Mains
- German Farmers Well Behaved
- Catholic Foresters Parade
- Rear Admiral Dead
- Gunboat Ordered to Haiti
- Howling Gale Sweeps Lake
- How Did He Doge That?
- U. S. Cavalrymen Shot at Border
- Bureau 1Records Heavy Rainfall
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- Page 6
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- Sweet Vale of the Mountains as Seen July 24
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- Woman's Page
- New Name for Window Trimmer
- Jewish Committee Raising War Fund
- Mitchel Hopes to Avert Strike
- Maharaja Sends Check for Officers
- Pope Sees Signs of Peace Coming
- Japanese Admire the Americans
- Women Called to Prepare for War
- Sawyer Jury is Being Selected
- A Note on Peace Talk
- Ready to Haul Supplies
- Stockmen in Contest
- Okuma Cabinet is asked to Remain
- Red Cross Units to be Withdrawn
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- Page 8
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- Acts on Mexico
- Alike
- Great Praise for the Pope
- Rio Grande Road to Enter Idaho over Electric Line
- Nevada Hills Earns $17,000 in Quarter
- Injured Boy is in Serious Condition
- Italian Guns Do Good Work
- Warsaw a City of Turbulence
- Prisoners Taken by French Army
- British Suing Undersea Boats
- Road Funds for Forest Service
- Boys Are to Face Serious Charge
- Utah County Tax Leavy is Increased
- Clothing Stock Burned
- Body, Soul and Spirit is Theme
- More than One
- Real Estate Transfer
Ogden Daily Standard | 1915-08-03 | Page 2 | Taber, Holder of World's Record in Mile, Now after Half-Mile Mark
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1915-08-03 |
| Paper | Ogden Daily Standard |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6475cq1 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6475cq1 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Taber, Holder of World's Record in Mile, Now after Half-Mile Mark |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1915-08-03 |
| Paper | Ogden Daily Standard |
| Page | 2 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6475cq1/6820688 |