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- Page 1
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- Russ Congress Ratifies Treaty Vote 453 to 30
- Former Senator Stephenson Dies
- Bolshevik Peace Majority 453 to 30
- Sea Council is Organized
- Mud Falls from the Skies in Ohio
- Fierce Battles Raging
- Fight Must Go On
- Huns in a Rage
- Nebraska Lifts Corn Embargo
- Fire Bug at Work
- Naval Vessel in Collision
- Severe Aerial Fights
- Two Women Are Killed in Wreck
- Germany Makes Severe Terms
- Great Britain Sells War Bonds
- Hun Fliers Meet a Dramatic End
- Billiard Match
- Page 2
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- When You Wake up Drink Glass of Hot Water
- French War Dishes Woman's Invention
- Empey Has Rough Time in the East
- British Officers Are out Recruiting
- Rt. Rev. C. J. O'reilly Bishop of Lincoln
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- Daylight Saving Plan is Approved
- F. F. Ayer Dies at the Age of 98
- Passenger Train Hit by Boulder
- No More Aviation Recruits Needed
- Russ Vessel is in U. S. Hands
- Mayor Removed for Disloyalty
- Suspended Priest Declines to Quit
- Local News
- Kagel is Interned at Ft. Douglas
- Cases for Hearing in Brigham Court
- Chief White Elk at Prison Camp
- Suggestion Made to the Bakers
- Federated Trades Would Call Strike
- War Casualties
- Pope Names Prefect
- Allies Adopt Reprisal Acts
- Page 3
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- Allies to Aid Russia
- Stone-Jones Society to Meet on next Monday
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- Falls Ten Stories to the Pavement
- Congress Holds Conferences
- German Tells of Visit to London
- Utah Boys Are Called on to Join the Working Reserve
- Woman Blackmailer on Witness Stand
- Bank Absconder Sued for Divorce
- King Thanks U. S. Red Cross Chief
- Finns from U. S. Aid Red Cross
- Political Pplot of Russ Crew
- Doctors and Nurses Are Given Crosses
- Ambulance Drivers Are Commended
- Page 4
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- From an Official Source
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- Now is the Time to Act
- Balfour Favor an Invasion
- When the Offensive Starts
- Raining Mud in Ohio
- Nebraska is Filled with Patriotic Enthusiasm
- Fun for Children, "My First Jury"
- An Army of Young Boys
- 'Cheating the Public' and 'Jack and the Beanstalk'
- Brigham City Notes
- Sues to Recover on Promissory Note
- Geo. F. Spratling Sues for Divorce
- Crop of Rye Brings a Lawsuit for $400
- I. W. W. Members Are Indicted
- Cotton Consumed in February
- U. S. Punishes Modesto Baker
- Page 5
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- Ireland's Viceroy and Family Are All Great Lovers of Horses
- [Untitled]
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- Dorothy Dix Talks
- Great Tanks of Fuel Oil Burn
- Pound for Pound
- Delaware House for Prohibition
- Oil Operators before Senate
- Herders' Wage is Fixed by Sheepmen
- [Untitled]
- Weber Normal is College's New Name
- Big Sum Asked for the Navy
- Working Reserves Made up of Boys
- [Untitled]
- Between Cats
- Page 6
- [Untitled]
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- Society
- Plain City Roves to be a Delightful Entertainer
- Rumania Loses Principal Seaport
- Historic City Again Capital
- [Untitled]
- Random References
- Tabernacle Filled to Hear M'cormack
- German Strength
- Deaths and Funerals
- Barney V. Freborg is in the Engineering Corps of Army
- [Untitled]
- Roy Organizes Woman's Bureau
- Mrs. Ruth Roberts is Seriously Ill
- billiards at Club
- Farmers Urged to Raise Poultry
- [Untitled]
- Births
- World's Markets
- Page 7
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- Five School Girls Issue Fictitious Checks and Cash Them at Business Houses
- City Board Goes to Logan as Guest of Railway
- 1500 Tractor Outfits to Help the French Grow More Food
- Conference of the Health Officers
- Loyal Griffin and other Ogden Boys in French Woods
- Her Booth Was Hit of War Bazar
- Belgians Combine Mask and Helmet
- [Untitled]
- Deaths and Funerals
- Killed in Scotland in Flying Reserve
- Is worth Another Chance in Majors
- Ukraine to Treat with Central Powers
- Serbia Standing by Her Friends
- The Robin
- [Untitled]
- Hearings Begin on Wool Corner
- John J. Egan to Manage Club
- Page 8
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- Ted Thye Will Wrestle Finish Match with Jack Harbertson
- Willard's Terms Are Rejected
- [Untitled]
- M'credie's Crew in Field Work
- Sixteen Million Liberty Buttons
- P. C. I. Owners to Meet and Discuss Summer Schedule
- Killefer's Redskin Hurler Shows Well
- [Untitled]
- Lloyd George on Drink Traffic
- A Grave Situation
- [Untitled]
- Page 9
- Page 10
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- Ogden Expected to Supply over a Ton of Old Garments for Destitute of France
- Immoral Conditions Found and Police Court Enlivened by Recital of Gay Events
- Saratoga Express Crashes into Car
- Suit Case Contained Seven Bottles of Whiskey
- Waiters and Cooks to be Guests in Salt Lake
- No Great Number of U. P Conductors Discharged
- Pilot Cleared of Charges
- Lieut. R. J. Douglas Now at Camp Taylor
- Belgian Implores Help of Sweden
- Theatres
Ogden Daily Standard | 1918-03-15 | Page 5 | Between Cats
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-03-15 |
| Paper | Ogden Daily Standard |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6cr6wcg |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6cr6wcg |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Between Cats |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-03-15 |
| Paper | Ogden Daily Standard |
| Page | 5 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6cr6wcg/6955031 |