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- Page 1
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- Wilson May Visit Holland
- Love Triangle in Tragedy of War
- French Holding Suspect
- Brave Yanks Cited
- Victory Xmasin Gotham
- State Guard to Go
- Allies to Aid Poland
- Bolsheviki Army Drives Esthonian Forces Backward
- British Labor Unions Want 44-Hour Week
- Expel Former Russ Minister from France
- Champ Clark to Run in 1920 for Presidency
- Supreme Court Recess
- Charges Against Y. M. C. A
- Seizure of Wilhelm's Property Would Give Nine Hundred Million
- France Opens Institution to U. S. Soldiers
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- will Eat with Soldier Boys
- Red Cross Secures Half of Members
- Decisive Battle Fought in Russia
- Richfield Man is Killed in Accident
- Demand for Credit
- Christmas Trees to be Permanent
- Spain Wants Gibraltar
- Prohibition in Montana State
- Admiralty is to Receive Wilson
- Women Severely Burned
- Leave Areas for Americans
- Casualty List
- Christmas in Rhine Camps
- German Ordered to Leave Alsace
- Bomb Maker is under Arrest
- Nolan Escapes Charges
- Page 3
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- Local News
- War Heroes Return on Big Transport
- Restrictions on German Enemy Aliens Removed
- Pershing is Visitor at a Rhine Castle
- Remington Arms Factories Close as Contracts Cancelled
- Hot Plum Pudding to be Furnished Soldiers by K. C
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- Cancelling of War Contracts
- President to Occupy the Royal Suite
- Storage Eggs Good
- His Possible Hope
- Revenue Bill Passes without a Record Vote
- Noted Doctor Victim of Flu-Pneumonia
- Introspection
- Mill Hold Midnight Mass at Cathedral
- Page 4
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- Women Aid Entertaining American Boys
- Keep down the Military
- Does Not Understand Europe
- Installation of Local Lodges
- Municipal Plant for Ogden
- Death Roll of the Armies
- How to Cure Bolshevism
- G. O. P. Chairman of Montana Dies in Fight
- Bullet Strikes a Street Car
- Municipal Plant Being Considered
- Patrick Healy Estate is $7.000
- Bills Allowed
- Provo Will Raise "Flu" Quarantine
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- Alaska Has a Return of Flu Epidemic
- The Eleventh Hour
- Spot This Veil! It's Very New and Chic
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- Christmas Candies
- Table Decorations
- Creeping barrage Splendidly Shown
- Howard Stratford is Expected Home
- Bandit Caught in Salt Lake
- New Car for the Sheriff's Force
- Judge Call for Supreme Bench
- Mrs. Hickman Dead
- Aid Red Cross Shop
- Utah Soldiers in Casualties
- C. L. M'knight is Struck by Car
- Provo Soldiers Returning Home
- Will Make Legal Battle for Son
- Arrest Pugilist
- Commends Plan of School Extension
- Utah Industries Note an Advance
- Tingey Runeral Fixed for Today
- Mizpah Chapter Elects Officers
- Hurts Prove Fatal to Midvale Youth
- Page 6
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- Jonathan Browning Has Arrived in New York
- Red Flag Rioting in Berlin
- Took Part in Work of Sinking the Submarines
- Earl a Reeder
- Random References
- Chas E Ramey is Given a Surprise
- North Ogden Deaths
- Australia's New Law Prevents Importation
- Young Child Dies as Cresult of 'Flu'
- Only Nine Cases of the Influenza
- Tribute is Paid to Judge M'carty
- H.M. Maccracken Dead
- Major Delanney Dead
- Boys Appealed to by Richard Hatton
- Biennial Report of State School for Deaf and Blind
- Objections Made to the Uniforms
- Russian Case Will be Laid before Wilson
- Deaths and Funerals
- Terrific Fighting in the Closing Days of the War
- Lieut. E. L. Packrd Cables from Russia
- Objectors to Army Service
- Milk Prices Forbid Food for Babies
- Lieut. G. D. M'leod Back from Camp
- Dr. Mott of the Y.M.C. A. Speaks
- Committee Sentences
- Receive War Crosses
- Page 7
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- Opening of Schools Foretold in a Greeting
- Richest Indian Helps Win War
- Sunday School to Give a Program
- Big League Heads due to Fall, Season's Open on Managers
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- Many Persons in Bolshevik Hands
- No Arrest. No Drunk on the Day before Christmas
- Officer Who Defied Huns Given Medal
- Guarding the Former Kaiser
- Germans Bluffed by the British
- Lansing Visits His Two Sisters
- White Xmas Assured by Snow Fall
- Ogden Boy Hears the Burst of Shells at Night
- First Picture of U-Boat in U. S. Waters
- Favor Military Training
- The Slopville Center Weakly News
- Billions of Paper Money Issued
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- Page 10
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- One Delivery to be Made by Ogden Postoffice
- Midnight Services in the Episcopal Church
- Can Oysters be Grown in the Great Salt Lake May Find an Answer in an Old Experiment
- Pay $100 in Order to Get Home by Christmas
- Famous Holiday Swindler Caught
- Leslie Wadsworth Will Not Lose Eye
- Greenwell Case is Postponed
- Commandery, Attention
- Saddest Casualty Train Made Less Gloomy by Apperance of Oranges from Canteen
- Boys Returning
- Christmas at Lutheran Church
- Attacked by Flu Whileen Route Home
- Heavy Mail
- Speakers to be Heard at Theaters
- Will Go Back to Forestry Office
- Two Soldiers to be Mustered Out
- Local News
- Vienna Faces Dark Xmas with Famine
- Bail of $50 Was Forfeited by Mistake
- Oregon Short Line Men Fail to Get an Increase
- Millions to See Battle Fleet Parade
- Germans Hold some U-Boats French Claim
- Stettinius is Back
- Von Hindenburg Will Retain His Office
- Robbers Make Big Haul in a Jewelry Store
- Gen. Rhodes Injured When Plane Falls
- Dismissed from Service
- Congress Takes Recess
- Jews to Visit Wison
- Sinn Fein Victorious
- Copper Dividend
Ogden Daily Standard | 1918-12-24 | Page 4 | [Untitled]
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-12-24 |
| Paper | Ogden Daily Standard |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6n30zwp |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6n30zwp |
Page Metadata
| Type | unclassified |
| Date | 1918-12-24 |
| Paper | Ogden Daily Standard |
| Page | 4 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6n30zwp/6960746 |