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- German Blow is Coming
- Ypres under Fire
- Heavy Fire on Enemy
- La Follette Man in Senate Race
- Fierce Fights in Air
- America Expects Trouble
- Russian Capital to Fall
- I. W. W. Planned Vast Rebel Army
- Baker Visits Front Lines
- Tax Slackers to be Prosecuted
- Nevadans Whip A Pro-German
- New England Flyer A Hero
- Dropping Gas Balls on Toul
- Canadian Rates Advance
- Wisconsin Vote Still in Doubt
- 1917 Cotton Production
- Holland's Reply to U. S. Arrives
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- Police Court Hears Evidence in Two Quarrels
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- Do Your Bit, Keep A Flock
- Coal Companies Sue Railroads
- Young Fellow is Held as Slacker
- Alleged Confession of Krupp Told Jury
- Industrial Board Deficit Allowed
- Honeyville is to Have Sugar Plant
- School Calendar in Box Elder County
- Samuel Newhouse Heads Shale Co
- Bill to Increase Pay of P. O. Clerks
- Early Care of Breeders
- M'gregor to Edit University Annual
- In Hard Luck
- Col. Tinly an Lowa Son
- Weeping to Order
- Will Investigate Story Girl Tells
- Banner Crop of Fruit Predicted
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- Dorothy Dix Talks
- Fashion Hint
- Help Save Freight Transportation
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- City Child Has No Health Handicap
- Godfrey Matthews Given A Welcome
- Five Divorces in District Court
- Box Elder Notes
- Amer Singh Again in Local Courts
- Weekly Beatings Charged by Wife
- An Unusual Sham
- Mind and Digestion
- Cottage Pudding
- Mayor Appointed by State Council
- Boy Severely Burned
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- Ogden Woman Would Join Regiment to Fight in the Trenches Across the Ocean
- John Browning Has Been Called to Washington
- Roy Childs Arrested on Charge Made by His Wife
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- Random References
- World's Markets
- White Slave Case is Holding Attention of Officers
- Now is Time to Get Ready to Plant Garden
- Chautauqua for Brigham City
- Taking over of Wires Proposed
- Society
- Elizabeth P. Jensen Granted Divorce
- Joseph L. Carlson Sells His Home
- Miss Ruth Roberts is Returned to Salt Lake
- Held in the County Jail for Alleged Bootlegging
- Meeting to be Held in the Tabernancle next Tuesday
- Ruth Wasson is Seeking Divorce
- Lieutenant on Casualty List
- Ambassador Francis Sends Message
- General March Wears Chevron
- Chicago Quotations
- Utah Stocks
- Fall Proposes $2.50 for Wheat
- At Orpheum, Wednesday, Mar. 27
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- Pictures of New Paving Which Show Holes Four Months after Completion of Work
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- One Girl Sent to Industrial School in an Effort to Stop Wave of Crime in This City
- Employment Office Opened by the Government
- "Deadshot" Miller as Fritz'll See Him
- Five Enlist and Are to be Sent to Army Cantonments
- Students of Junior High Schools Are Aiding Soldiers
- Merchants Want Sunday Closing
- Cemetery Should Have Buildings
- Volunteers Are Now Excluded
- Boys and Girls of the County Are to Aid Uncle Sam
- Financial Report of Ogden City for February
- Fred Bremer to be Sentenced March 28
- Heney Reads Swift Letters
- Grain Movements Are Increasing
- Fifteen States in Blue Sky Debate
- Births
- Schools Issue a Stirring Appeal to Students to Aid in the War Stamp Movement
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- Milk Shortage Threatens U. S.
- Watches Girls at All Cantonments
- World Peace is Not in Sight
- Two Kings, Two Queens Review Italy's Troops
- At Clay's Sanitary Bath Cottages
- Americanizing the Russians
- U. of U. Professors to Go on a Ration
- Minute Girls to Talk on Saving
- Australians Wed Scottish Girls
- Sec. Lane Wires Praise to Frisco
- Threatens to Close Early in London
- New York Debating Dry Amendment
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- Notice to Creditors
- Mistaken Identity
- Cuelling the Panic
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- Sheepman Changes Lambing Time to December
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- U. S. Mission to Go to Siberia
- First Woman Candidate for U. S. Senate Made Nevada Suffrage State
- Fred S. Herrington Wins Second Place as a Swimmer
- Adolph Timm before Senate
- Pres. Wilson Commends Davies
- First Photo of Funeral of America's First Three Killed-Gresham, Enright and Hay
- Sir Eric Geddes to Make Report
- Germans Killed at Their Posts
- Clothing Received at Red Cross Station
- Vagrant Chinaman Sent to Wyoming by Relative
- Young Aviator Killed Instantly
- Russian Warships Escape from Odessa
- Ukraine Provinces under Martial Law
- Liquor Dealers to Pay Penalty
- Spies Classed as Undesirables
- Dutch Conditions Not Satisfactory
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- Ogden Fans Interested in Wrestling Will See Match Tonight at Armory
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- Legal Notices
- Summons
- Minor Leagues Await Outcome
- Navy Day next Sunday in Fresno
- Oaks Gets Sunshine and Good Workout
- Notice
- Suit of St. Louis Player Against Club Prexy Set for April 22
- M'credie Peeved over the Weather
- Magee Expected to be a Success
- Zbyszko Loses to Lewis on Foul
- Alexander Has Signed Contract
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- First American Crosses Given
- U. S. and Japan Not in Council
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- War Must Go on to Big Victory
- Pioneer Judge of West Dies
- Four Hundred" is Shocked Member Enters the Movies!
- War Boards Meet at White House
- Story of Serious Trouble in Berlin
- Cutting down Flour Supplies
- Strikers Return to Their Work
- U. S. Mission Busy on Italian Line
- War Memories Being Renewed
- Casualty List of Thirty Names
- Germans Do Not Challenge Geddes
- Food Conservation is to be Discussed
- Two Couples Married
- Students Show Patriotism
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Ogden Daily Standard | 1918-03-20 | Page 6 | At Orpheum, Wednesday, Mar. 27
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-03-20 |
| Paper | Ogden Daily Standard |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6p56qf7 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6p56qf7 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | At Orpheum, Wednesday, Mar. 27 |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-03-20 |
| Paper | Ogden Daily Standard |
| Page | 6 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6p56qf7/6953050 |