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- Page 1
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- General Haig is Directing Attack and Making Gains South of Arras Front
- First Gun is Fired
- Balfour Grants an Interview
- Big British Loan is Made
- Germans Report Severe Battle
- Fight is Forbidden
- Rousing Cheers for Frenchmen
- Reichstag in Brief Session
- Wheat Shoots to Top Notch
- Bloodiest Spot of World War
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- French Party on Way to Capitol
- Young Men Leave for French Front
- Spain Sends Warning to Germany That the End of Patience is in Sight
- Florida Shipping Potatoes North
- Great Steamship Reaches New York
- Government Coal Monopoly
- Women Planning School Gardens
- Page 2
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- Bees Shut out the Angels--14 Inning Tie Game at Frisco
- Oaks and Tigers in Fierce Game
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- Beavers and Seals in Tie
- Leonard Should Meet White before Meet Tackling Welsh
- American League
- Dillon Meets Hard Luck; Forced to Cancel Battles
- Sarah Bernhardt Improves
- National League
- No Hits for Champs
- Washington Evens Up
- Veteran of Crimea Dies at Home Here
- Win with Two Down
- Zim Sends in Three of Giants' Tallies
- Cubs Batter Reds' Pitchers for Win
- Calls Association Emery Ball Loop
- Makes Flag for Teddy's Division
- With the Boxers
- Page 3
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- Ruthless Steps Will be Taken
- People's Party Wins
- Balfour Guest of President
- Fight for Better Phones
- Banker for Mayor
- Mint Weigh Clerk Charged with Theft
- Progressive Ticket is Declared Winner
- Senator Borah Plans to Retire
- Young Man is Hit by Stray Bullet
- Republicans at Pocatello
- Local News
- This Man Makes Gardens Popular
- Famous Polo Player Ready for Service
- Calvin A. Frye Dies in Boston
- Material Arrives for Roundhouse
- Dry Law Violation
- Russ Peasants Send a Petition
- Local News
- Governor Issues Food Proclamation
- Board of Publicity Named by the Governor
- Page 4
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- School Bond Election Tomorrow
- Indictment by the World
- America's Answer to Ruthlessness
- Reed Smoot is for National Prohibition
- Free Water to Irrigate Vacant Lots
- Splendid Preparations in the East
- Enemies of This Country
- Treasury Destroys Counterfeit Money
- Embargo Justified
- Alias Summons
- Page 5
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- Dorothy Dix Says
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- Health Talks
- Shipment of Diamonds
- Seek Service in Field Telegraphy
- Thanks Expressed by High School
- Reasons Why Bonds Should be Voted Tomorrow
- New Loan for Great Britain
- Miners in Tintic Go Back to Work
- Maud May Babcock Made President
- 14-Story Home for Deseret National
- Local News
- Musicale to be Given on May 1
- Americans Saved from the Aztec
- Page 6
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- Preservation of Eggs in the Homes of Utah
- City is Buying More Land for Park Purposes
- Angus Kennedy is to Enlarge His Business
- Winfield S. Hubbard on Visit to His Old Home
- Junior Guards Not to Do Military Service
- Will be Entertained
- Counter Petitions before the City Board
- Leishman to Give a Demonstration
- Huish and Wilson to Aid in Food Campaign
- Local News
- Pratt Has Refused to Disturb the Grand Jury
- Going Away
- Minors to be Kept out of Billiard Parlors
- Canadian Soldiers Are Confident of Victory
- Enlisting Boys to Work on Farms
- Regular Meeting
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- Page 7
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- Random References
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- Fined for Riding a Bicycle on the Sidewalks
- British Public Given Warning
- Estate is Suing Union Pacific
- Army Debate Opens in House
- Local News
- First Break Along River Banks is Reported
- Society
- Senator Reed Smoot in Favor of War Prohibition
- First Pictures Are Being Made near Uintah
- Denver & Rio Grande Official Visits the City
- Will Represent Weber Academy
- Villa Forces Meet Defeat
- 200 Spanell Witnesses
- Deaths and Funerals
- W. H. Shearman is Highly Praised
- Answer is Made in Stephens Case
- Local News
- World's Markets
- Agreement with Oil Producers
- Utah Stocks
- Page 8
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- Home Economics at Logan College
- New Submarine Rules Drafted
- Foreign Trade Bill
- S. S. Smith of Ogden May be Named Appraiser
- Russia is Not to Make Peace
- Newspapers Are Back of Wilson
- American Flying Corps Star Killed
- Zapulish Bound over to District Court
- Hawaii's Ex-Queen Forgives at Last
- Poem is Read at the Humane Day Services
- Maximum for Dress
- Peace Terms Will Astonish World
- Powder Workers Killed
- Public Speaking Contest Tonight
- Page 9
- Page 10
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- Baltic Fleet is Ready to Fight
- Hollweg Facing an Overthrow
- Great Volcano a Danger Spot
- Speaker Clark Opposes Draft
- Local News
- Two Million Workers Supplied
- Germans Deface Posters
- Legal Notices
- Turkey's Act is Deplored
- Russia to Disband Soldiers over Age of 43 Years
- Kings Exchange Pledges
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- Summons
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- Alias Summons
- Public Notice
- Notice of Estrays
- U. S. Steel Dividend
- High School Boy Dies
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Ogden Daily Standard | 1917-04-25 | Page 10 | Russia to Disband Soldiers over Age of 43 Years
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1917-04-25 |
| Paper | Ogden Daily 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/s6gf1wdv |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6gf1wdv |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Russia to Disband Soldiers over Age of 43 Years |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1917-04-25 |
| Paper | Ogden Daily Standard |
| Language | eng |
| City | Ogden |
| County | Weber |
| Page | 10 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6gf1wdv/6921675 |