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- All Airplanes to Carry Bombs
- Flonzaley Quartet Heard in Superb Chamber Music
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- Stecher Brother to Enlist in Navy
- Navy Base Hospital for 500 Beds in London
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- Ship Builders Being Trained
- Draft Rules for Fleet Employes
- Peru Orders Census to be Taken 1919
- Premier to Call Vote
- Bolsheviki Win Election
- Pennsylvania's 1917 Resources Reported
- Page 3
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- Allies to Fight to Bitter End
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- Crowder Calls for Graduates
- Sea of Wheat in California
- All the Naval Men Must Enter Service
- Local News
- Feats At Kelly Field
- Boy Losses His Leg under Car Wheels
- I. W. W. Witness Denies Charges
- Echhorn is Given Kaiser's Sympthy
- Inventions to End the Conflict
- Women at Essen Object to Neutrals
- Francis Leaves Vologda
- Increase in Wages
- Page 4
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- What Boxer Wouldn't like to be in a Ring like This?
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- Professional Baseball No Longer a Sporty Game
- Blood of All Nations Fights for Us
- Canteen Must be Protected
- Lansdowne Wants Peace
- Swindling of Negro Forbidden
- Army Units in Six Countries
- National Guard Being Organized
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- Assassination in Russia
- Casualty List
- Page 5
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- Government to Recruit Labor
- Allies Hold This Rail Center Against Hun Drive; it Now Forms Southern End of Present Counter Blow
- How She Got It
- Unmistakable
- Local News
- French General Praises Yankees
- What Mother Didn't Know About Pancakes
- [Untitled]
- Head of Women's New Labor Bureau
- How the College Girl Helps
- Local News
- Luxemburg Has a Bitter Lot
- Hogs Do Well in the Wilds of Utah
- Seven Counties to Send 600 Draftees
- A New One
- Liberty Loan to Open Sept. 28
- Wisconsin Has Many Contracts
- Three's A Crowd
- Foreign Rehearsals
- Broke Facing Indictments
- Page 6
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- Over Five Hundred Sheep Are Killed When Lightning Hits a Band in Wasatch Forest
- Telephone Service under Control of Government
- Gas Mask Now Used on Mail Train out of Ogden
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- New Trainmaster and Dispatcher
- Local News
- Former Ogdenite Killed in France
- Local News
- Cold Storage Plant Aiding Workers at Canteen
- Water Supply is to be Regulated
- Immorality near Navy Yards is to be Stamped Out
- Zionists Seeking View of Congress
- Career of Zena Keefe
- First and Society to be Organized
- Twenty Enlist at Ogden Office
- Wounded Soldier Has Relatives in Ogden
- Local News
- Wm. Simpson Fined $150 by Judge of Court
- Evening Post Has Been Sold
- He's behind the Bombing Plane
- Local News
- Local News
- Congressmen See the Battle
- Steamers Lost in Great Windstorm
- Local News
- Canteen at Depot to Have More Space
- Page 7
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- Colored Men Are to be Entertained This Evening
- Random References
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- Soldier Boys Send Postals to Local Canteen
- Legal Notices
- Daily Market Report
- Joe Palmer Again is Heard from as to the Draft
- Trains to be Cut off Time Table
- Chandler Case is Being Heard
- Alias Summons
- Socialists Back Him for Governor
- Local News
- Volunteering for U. of U. Service
- Age Limits Are to be Extended
- One Thousand Planes Made
- Draft Evaders Taken to Fort
- Lord Chief Justice
- Located
- Aromatic
- They Will be Needed
- Chicago Quotations
- George Meissner to be Assistant Instructor
- Local News
- Foot Work
- Airplane Carries Liquor to Utah
- Page 8
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- Spy Followed out of Ogden after Making an Effort to Get Military Information
- Crepe Overblouse is Hand Painted
- Union Pacific Men Doing Service in France
- Prohibition in State of Utah
- Draft Extension Plan Not Ready
- Serious Outbreak of Typhoid Raging in Bulgarian Army
- Labor Shortage in War Industry
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- Funeral Services for Well-Known Ogden Girl
- Sen. Smoot is for Railroads
- Ralph L. Castleton Dies
- Advisory Board on Labor is Organized
- Local News
- Travels Five Miles in Less than Eight Minutes
- In Police Court
- License Taxes on Tobacco Doubled
- Greetings to Swiss
- Flour Ratio is Cut
- May Allison is Success Adventure
- William Fox is Thanked by United States Tars
- Credit Where Due
- Local News
- Chas. Lippincott Has Narrow Escape from Death
- Six Boy Scouts Have Qualified for Medals
- French People Are Heartened
- Scarcity of Steel
- Chester Allen Has Joined Marines on Coast
- Street Railway Wages Increase
- Men Are Sent to Wyoming Farms
- Deaths and Funerals
- Local News
- Capt. John D. Irving
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- Page 10
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- France's Hero
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- Big Leagues to Have Meeting
- American League
- Semi-Professional League May be Organized
- Boys at Camp Kearny Having a Good Time
- Work to Start on North Ogden Road
- German Grief
- Local News
- Film Scenes 9000 Feet Above Sea
- Local News
- Owner Guilty Also
- Dear Uncle
- New Aircraft Bureau Proposed
- Mix Risks Life to Rescue Girl as Film Stunt
- Eight-Year-Old Friend Honors Lee Children
- Bara Visits Hospital to Study Latest Role
- "Cleoparta" Continues to Score Heavy
- Railroads Ask for Big Loans
- Tennis Star Burned by Nitric Acid
- National League
- Giants Win First but Drop Second
Ogden Daily Standard | 1918-08-01 | Page 1 | [Untitled]
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-08-01 |
| Paper | Ogden Daily Standard |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6cv5kn0 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6cv5kn0 |
Page Metadata
| Type | masthead |
| Date | 1918-08-01 |
| Paper | Ogden Daily Standard |
| Page | 1 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6cv5kn0/6948820 |