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- Page 1
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- Allied Forces Occupy Zeebrougge
- Another German Dream Smashed
- Destines of World Depend on America Subscribing Loan
- Great Work Done by Naval Forces
- german Dream of Dominating Coast of Flanders Suddenly Comes to an End
- Twenty Millions an Hour Needed to Complete the Loan
- Soldiers like Sweets
- Wild Joy in Lille
- Germany Loses Whole of the Belgian Coast
- Tumult at Diet Session
- Liberty Loan near Home Stretch and Big Sum Needed
- Page 2
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- Ostend Citizens Cheer Aviators
- Holy Father Pins Hope for Peace on Pres. Wilson
- Germany Protests Against Losing Property in U.S.
- Ogden Boy Dies in Salt Lake City
- German Position on West Front is Not Perilous
- Americans Hold Keys to Great German Defenses
- Cavalry Pursuing Enemy
- Lightning Kills Team
- Legal Notices
- Notice to Water Users
- New Sugar Factory Earning Dividends
- Receiver Appointed
- Bitter Against Wilson
- Three Utah Girls to Become Nurses
- Leroy Bourne at Head of Utah Boys
- Page 3
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- Forty-One Ships Contracted For
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- Baron Burian Expects Peace
- Big Question of Army Bureau
- Examined for West Point
- India Has Played Important Part in the Great War
- Latin-Americans Proud of American Victories in War
- Open Air Funeral Held
- Streets of Prague Filled with Troops with Machine Guns
- Indian Collection Interesting One at Washington Museum
- california Honey Crop Valued at over Two Millions
- Eagles Carry off Reindeer Fawns
- German Propaganda Fails in Mexico
- Polish Council Compels Germans to Come to Terms
- Page 4
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- Falling Back to Third Line
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- On the Last Two Days
- Bringing Labor to United States
- Victory Has Been Won
- An Uncalled for Slur
- Shot in Battle With the Police
- Salt Lake Alarmed over Spread of Influenza
- War Changes Aid to Women Workers
- Sol Kaplan Buys Flowers' Interest
- Carpenters Are to Meet Here Nov. 2
- Boy Severely Hurt
- Mrs. Fred Higuera Dies
- Coffee and Sugar
- Censorship Ban Removed
- Crowley is Barred from Grid Contests
- Books Are Barred
- Local News
- Page 5
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- Belgian Patrols Enter Bruges
- Bad Men,Look out!Lady Prosecutor Has Arrived
- Berlin Objects to Wilson Note
- This Football Game Should be a Corker
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- Dorothy Dix Talks
- Girl Takes $100 but is Caught
- Brigham City Boy Dies of Pneumonia
- Claims Transferred
- Local News
- Alice Broughton Dies on Coast
- College Teams Not Successful
- Benny Leonard is Boxing Instructor at Virginia Camp
- Germans Seek Refuge
- War Casualties
- Denver to Meet School of Mines Team This Week
- Page 6
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- Random References
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- Thomas Kearns, Former Senator,Dies Suddenly in Salt Lake following Stroke of Apoplexy
- Mrs. Oscar Madsen Seriously Ill
- Over a Half Million Must be Raised by Ogden
- Judge Agee's Court Adjourns until October 28
- Deaths and Funerals
- Influenza Claim More Victims and Three Soldiers Are Taken to Hospital for Treatment
- World's Markets
- Wear Gas Masks as a Preventive
- Chicago Quotations
- Mrs. C. P. Fitzgerald Funeral on Sunday
- Should Have Been Moroni Stone
- Germans Buy Bonds
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- Local News
- Local News
- Page 7
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- High Praise for First Yanks to Enter the Fight in Franc, is Given by Y. M. C. A. Visitor
- Christian Science Open-Air Meeting on Thursday
- Boys Are Held for the Delinquency of Two Girls
- Teachers Go out to Homes of Afflicted in an Effort to Help Stop the Influenza
- Jas. Abraham Maw Body Awaits Word from Relatives
- Twenty Carpenters Are Wanted at Nitro. W. Va.
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- English See the American Troops
- Trespass by Fowls
- Foch Gives the British Credit
- War Bulletins
- German Garrison Fails to Get Away from U-Boat Base
- Lowlands of Belgium to be Inundated
- Draft Movement Stopped
- Wm. A. Shipley is Home on Furlough
- Page 8
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- Crime Against Public Health
- Huns Retreating on 40-Mile Front
- Black Day for German Army
- Chicago Subscribes 19,000,000 More to the Liberty Loan
- Ticket Chosen by Davis Republicans
- This May Help You
- Allied Forces to Invade Montenegro
- Wear More and Warmer Clothes
- Illinois Takes Drastic Steps to Check Influenza
- President's Answer Printed in Full in German Papers
- Instructions to Red Cross regarding Knitted Articles
- Spaghnum Moss in Tundra Regions
- English Officer Has Hand Torn off by Bomb in Piano
- Proposed Amendment To the Constitution-House Joint Resolution Number Eight
- Legal Notices
- Notice
- Proposed Amendment to the Constitution-House Joint Resolution Number Nine
- Proposed Amendment to the Constitution-House Joint Resolution Number Fourteen
- Sentenced for Forgery
- Services for Mrs. White
- Local News
- Ostend is Occupied
- Knights Make Gift
- Page 9
- Page 10
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- Royal Air Force Causes Damage
- Holland Ration Agreement to be Settled in London
- Buy Bonds Says Rumanian Queen
- Eyes of Germans Being Opened
- Congress Asked to Appropriate Influenza Fund
- Allies Confront Great Difficulties in Northern Russia
- Porto Rico Asks Red Cross for Immediate Help
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- Twelve Persons on Transport America Unaccounted For
- Millions Subscribed in New York Today for Liberty Loan
- Nicholas Romanoff Condemned to Die
- Sergeant Souders Advances Rapidly in Two Year's Work
- Two Americans Are Killed at Dunkirk by Long Range Gun
- Unusual Services for Y. M. C. a Men
- Laid at Rest with Military Honors
- German Merchants Arrested
- Officers Are Saving
- Coughing Spells Break Your Rest
- American Names on Canadian List
- Lewis Offers a Resolution on the Wilson Note
- Ambulance Men Are Now Assured some of the Delicacies
- New Bits of Army Slang Are Heard
- Page 11
- Page 12
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- Mrs. Mary Davidson Dies of Influenza
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- Names of 47 Utah Towns Duplicated and Triplicated
- Idaho Gathering Waste Scrap Iron to Help Win the War
- School Children
- Senate Amends House Tax Bill
- Questionnaires for Men of 36 to 47years Have Been Sent Out
- Nebraska Women Are Not to Vote
- Boom in Peace Stocks Assumes Broad Proportions
- Births
- Tomato Season to Close Saturday
- Mrs. Mary J. Stevens Dies at the Age of 80 Years
- Public Asked to Report on Persons Doing Illegal Work
- Advance in Price of Coffee in Brazil Causes U.S.Change
- Air Force Will Whip the Huns
- Major Lylle Dies of Embolism Caused by the Influenza
- Stricken with Diphtheria
- Board Members Are Not to Receive Compensation
- Difficult to Name Judges at Coming Election
- Cases of Influenza Show a Marked Decrease in Omaha
- Americans on Canadian List
- Elk in Arizona
- "Peach Stone Boy"
- Closinb Public Places
- Nonogenarian Would Enlist
- Gateway to Siberia
- Local News
Ogden Daily Standard | 1918-10-18 | Page 10 | Twelve Persons on Transport America Unaccounted For
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-10-18 |
| 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/s6bp14qz |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6bp14qz |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Twelve Persons on Transport America Unaccounted For |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-10-18 |
| Paper | Ogden Daily Standard |
| Language | eng |
| City | Ogden |
| County | Weber |
| Page | 10 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6bp14qz/6962828 |